Simone Rocha presented a darkly romantic collection inspired by Children of Lir. Filled with femininity and softness, balanced with layers of edgy sheen, velvet, large quilted wraps ( big fancy jackets ), sequins which were almost everywhere in the collection and lace overlays and embroidery techniques with a wool embroidery sewn into materials like organzas and tulle.

Simone Rocha is an emerging designer brand from Britain founded in 2010. Inspired by the Irish fable The Children of Lir, the runway of A/W 22/23 collection told a story about transforming boys and girls into swans for 900 years. Creased dresses are classical and romantic. The paneling of gorgeous velvet and sheer interprets the noble temperament of court girls. Pearls and diamonds are scattered irregularly on every look.

Simone Rocha is good at interlacing romance with classical, and its signature broderie anglaise, lace, tulle, and pearl create a unique romantic world for girls. Simone Rocha gathered us at the medieval church of St. Bartholomew the Great in the City of London to attend a processional show spun from the rituals and reality of bringing a baby into into the world. In this collection, nursing bra and front-open dress presented post-natal details; coats in lavender and rose-bud strewn brocade are sweet and lovely. Delicate broderie anglaise lace is decorated by jewelries to underline the gorgeous design. Gigantic white cotton collars with scalloped edges seemed like bedlinen and ecclesiastical altar-cloths or surplices all at the same time. Among the tutus were a couple of red geometric bags "shaped like drips of blood"; The red and black vinyl jackets and laced-up boots represented something darker about giving birth.