Panic on the streets of London Part One...

So London was completed today and Milan is already under way, and i have a carefully selected group of my favourites from the last week to share with you. So lets get started firstly Holly Fulton who is still slightly new to this [this is only her 4th or so collection] but still she can pull it off like a pro, if your not familiar with her she is well known for her Art Deco and futuristic inspired collections and also her jewellery which is always a major theme in her shows and you will probably have seen it used in numerous photo shoots. This season however she has toned it down slightly but this certainly didn't tone down the impact she made, the collection involves laid back beachwear, covered in those completely unique prints Fulton owns with hula type skirts attached to some dresses, these clothes could fit into any wardrobe they are amazingly versatile but completely original, jewellery obviously played its part too.  

Erdem every woman's hero no one makes clothes like he does and in his latest collection as usual every piece makes you sigh with happiness/sheer amazement because you didn't know it was possible for clothes this nice to be made.  The clothes were embroidered, appliquéd, lace, flowers basically everything lovely, the whole thing had a sound of music, Heidi [a children book about a little girl who lives in the Austrian hills] type vibe.  The collection was also full of those wonderful dresses he does so well.

Leather, neon, flowers, conservative shapes, twin sets, dragon print can that combination work?? Well Christopher Kane's show proved that they do in a very bizarre way, miles away from the pretty colours of Erdem and a huge step up the slight flashes of florescent's we've seen previously this season Kane went all out as usual and made a giant statement he took conservative patterns made them in leather i mean NEON leather and then stamped flowers all over them then mixed with tunic's, a dragon print and twin sets this completely shouldn't work and at first i wasn't convinced but the collection has grown on me massively and i now think its a refreshingly different take on colour blocking.

  

And my last port of call for today is Johnathen Saunders, his show was just beautiful clothes made up of beautiful patterns, colours and cuts, there is a sort of cool glamours sportswear feel to the collection with short pleated bouncy skirt, cute shirts,  grown up dresses, high ponytails and cool belts.  Saunders pulled it off with his usual uber modern colour mixes and neatly shaped garments and here is his latest fantastic result.

To Be Continued ...