86% matchErdem
Independent London house, romantic prints over colour-blocks
What changes: Floral romanticism and historical narrative rather than sculptural minimalism
Brand profile
London luxury womenswear label known for colour-blocked, sculptural dresses; sold to The Brand Group in 2024, with founder Roksanda Ilinčić still designing.

The signature is bold colour-blocked dresses with sculptural sleeves, draped silk and asymmetric tailoring — shape and colour do the work rather than quiet neutral basics.
This is a women's label shown at London Fashion Week, priced at the top designer tier, with occasion and event dressing at its core.
After the Matchesfashion collapse pushed the label toward administration, The Brand Group bought it in May 2024; Roksanda Ilincic stays on as creative director.
86% matchIndependent London house, romantic prints over colour-blocks
What changes: Floral romanticism and historical narrative rather than sculptural minimalism
82% matchSculptural volume with couture craft, Copenhagen edge
What changes: Broderie and quilted texture instead of bold colour-blocking
76% matchBold clashing colour in boxy craft-driven silhouettes
What changes: Bigger Italian house with full accessories and menswear
72% matchLondon occasionwear with embellishment rather than colour blocks
What changes: Embroidery and bridal focus, softer bohemian mood
Roksanda is a London womenswear label founded in 2005 by Serbian-born designer Roksanda Ilinčić, known for colour-blocked dresses, sculptural sleeves, draped silk and asymmetric tailoring shown at London Fashion Week. The Brand Group, the London and Hong Kong platform led by Damian Hopkins, acquired the label in May 2024 after Ilinčić filed a notice of intent to appoint administrators in the fallout from Matchesfashion's collapse; she remains creative director. Patricia Sancho was named the brand's first chief executive under the new ownership in January 2026. Earlier projects include a Lululemon collaboration.