#LondonFashionWeek, day one: From a village fête at maximilianraynor to ballet at hm, here’s everything you don’t want to miss from LFW’s first day. Harris_Reed’s commitment to the ornate and borderline bizarre endures. This season, the designer’s exposed crinoline and signature caging were bolstered with a growing attention to detail as seen in the hand-painted fabrics and silk brocade. MaximilianRaynor orchestrated his own take on a country fair, complete with raffle tickets, tablecloth prints and a brass band. Ornate crochets and feathered frocks wafted through the garden scene. A recent breakthrough from the PaulSmithsFoundation, Joyce__Bao made a resounding debut, earning audience approval for her acute and zany approach to dressmaking. The inspiration? Artist Joan Miró. Mithridate’s collection reimagined ’80s office attire and preppy staples to louche effect, offering up stocking-shorts combos and sporty slingbacks. Rowing stripes, dog tooth, and suede peppered the looks. H&...