Here Are Our 10 Highlights from CIFF Raven Fall/Winter 2015

Justin R. Saunders, the founder and curater of infamous blog JJJJound, was basically doing Tumblr before Tumblr existed, and uses his accumen at curating a selection of images as inspiration for this T-shirt collection. Each T-shirt wears a different image on the front, so as you're shopping, it's almost like you're scrolling through a blog. Meta.

Burton and Neighborhood isn't a collaboration we saw coming, but seeing it with our own eyes, in all its glory, it makes so much sense. The technical excellence of Burton combined with the design and production prowess of Neighborhood makes this collaboration amazing. Everything is produced in Japan, and is inspired by the vintage Burton campaigns based around motorcycles. You should be mad excited to see this in full.

Japanese streetwear powerhouses Vanquish and fragment design are once again presenting denim for Fall/Winter 2015. The collection features simple staples like coaches jackets and T-shirts, and includes high quality jeans that are more than likely going to end up on your hitlist for the season.

UK label Maharishi are champions of environmental responsibility, and promote utility and function as well as form when it comes to fashion. The Fall/Winter 2015 collection follows these themes, and features more military inspiration, as well as materials directly recycled from military clothing.

Tonsure was founded by ex-Maison Martin Margiela designer Malte Flagstad in 2013 and has turned heads for its distinctive styling and high-quality materials. For Fall/Winter 2015, the Scandinavian label has teamed up with German teddy bear manufacturer Steiff to work on a coat and Peacoat made from the same materials used on the teddies. Cozy and cuddly, crew.

Co-founded by Hiroshi Fujiwara in 2008, retaW is simply on another level when it comes to home fragrances. Sophisticated, subtle, and most importantly really, really good, their fragrances could be the key to taking your apartment game to the next level. To showcase the Fall/Winter 2015 range, they used red British phoneboxes and filled them with their fragrances, and it was a great experience.

Telfar Clemens' eponymous label Telfar has garnered a lot of praise for its unique take on the crossover between streetwear and high fashion. the Fall/Winter 2015 collection looks to continue the reputation of the label, and features simple silhouettes in premium materials like suede, with an understated colour palette of blues, blacks, and sand tones.

Californian artist Maxwell Snow started making clothes in 2014, when he grew tired of trends and seasons dictating what he could find. His label is rooted is classic, timeless pieces, taking its inspiration from America (where everything is produced), and focuses on craftsmanship and quality. The collection on show featured pretty much every kind of leather you can use, including horse, cow, bull, and lamb, and featured rabbit and fox fur. The denim wasn't too shabby either, and used the material they use to line space suits to protect your 'crown jewels' from the radiation of your phone when it's in your pocket. Handy, huh?

Unusually for an LA-based label, Blackfist hate summer, and love to work on outerwear in their collections. One of the few pieces actually being displayed was this black jacket, accompanied by a sign that read "not 4 fucking sale", which is an interesting sales tactic, to say the least. None-the-less, the label has a strong graphic aesthetic, and was definitely one of the highlights of the show.

Ahead of her bespoke collection premiering during New York Fashion Week, Astrid Andersen's Fall/Winter 2015 ready-to-wear collection was presented at CIFF Raven, and as always, it turned some heads. The standout feature was the way it played with new textures like lace, and incorporated some new silhouettes. Your seriously need to have some of this in your wardrobe for next winter.