Photographer Tré Koch Lenses the Kiko Kostadinov A/W 21 Campaign

Lensed by image maker Tré Koch, Kiko Kostadinov's latest womenswear campaign shines a light on their defiant A/W 21 collection, which was equally stylish as it was effortlessly bold. Speaking of the inspiration behind the collection's offering, Vogue reported during an interview; Laura stressed that they wanted to design a collection that reflected 'becoming part of the environment by sharing space with the people and the buildings you walk by', leading the publication to write 'Walking around a city has always been a man's game, defined by the dandy or the flaneur. In the Fannings' world, women own the sidewalk and define the look of a city' and for some time indeed, London's youth have adorned themselves in Kiko Kostadinov looks proven by the vast array of cosy warm and effortless knits donned by many this Autumn. Having achieved cult status over the years, the brand have been a London staple for some time, with their A/W 21 campaign only enhancing their popularity, thanks to creatives Tré Koch, Kiyoko Odo, Ammy Drammeh, and models Zinnia Kumar and Anjali Torvi who came together to help bring the Fanning sisters' vision to life.