On January 8th, Sibling presented its Fall/Winter 2017-18 collection in London. The playful, unique brand was inspired this season by the work of Catalan architect Antonio Gaudi, particularly Barcelona's Park Güell. The collection's innovative designs, featuring curves and surfaces, such as sweaters made from a paving of small tiles and knitwear with multiple layers of ruffles, evoked Gaudi's architecture. While the first half of the show consisted mostly of oversized tops and tight cycling shorts made with lamé yarn, a more diverse range of items, including bomber jackets and jogger pants, made an appearance from the middle onwards. One particularly eye-catching piece was a tailored jacket crafted from Italian jacquard fabric with a geological motif. Sibling's reference to the high-quality tailoring techniques renowned in the UK seemed to emphasize its British identity.

Furthermore, the women's looks were adorned with formal suits and hats reminiscent of Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana. They were often made from silk materials with vibrant graphic prints, but they gave off a chic impression without being too eccentric.

Compared to Sibling's previous collections, which often featured costume-like items, the collection lacked flashiness, but instead seemed more refined and polished. London is a city that produces many new designers, but it was clear that established designers like Sibling are also continuing to grow.