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BRUCE OLDFIELD presented a traditional couture salon presentation last week in his Beauchamp Place showroom but, despite a fabulous reaction to it, he's not tempted to climb onto the London Fashion Week bandwagon.
"I would never do a London Fashion Week show unless it was heavily sponsored," he told us after the show. "I'm happy with the niche I've carved out - making specialist garments for those who appreciate the qualities and the process of couture."
Full of sumptuous clothes - accented by jewels from Solange Azagury - that will solve fashion dilemmas for every wedding character from the bride, to the mother-of-the-bride, to the discarded former girlfriend of the groom wanting to save face - and any other women there wanting a high-quality boyfriend, the show was a breath of fresh air for jaded journalists who face a month-long international carousel of catwalk shows every season and a chance for Oldfield's loyal fans to see his latest creations in close up - an opportunity that had them literally gasping as they made mental shopping lists.
"My muse always used to be my pal Charlotte Rampling - it still is the woman who doesn't get too involved with what's the current look, she just finds something that suits her and sticks with it, with little changes here, little changes there," said Bruce. "Nowadays, I dress a lot of women who are either in the public eye or who are 'queen for a day' and need dresses to reflect that."
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