There were elements that stood out from the rest during London Fashion Week.
At Mulberry, they stayed true to their philosophy and gave us quintessential British cool.
Matthew Williamson kept colours bright and provided a very wearable range, nothing out of the ordinary or to write home about.
Top Shop Unique is taking off worldwide, it's wonderful that they've now established themselves on the London Fashion Week Timetable. Always pushing the boundaries, winter in London looks set to thrill.
Christopher Kane looked set to take inspiration from Missoni this season. I'd swear the picture was from the Italian powerhouse, but Kane has adopted it. Perhaps not far enough away from the signature stripes and zigzags that made Missoni famous but still, it shows what's old is new again.
And last but not least, Burberry wasn't exactly all that I expected it to me. There were very European elements that I truly can't see working in Australia but time will only tell. As long as the accessories have legs then the collection will carry through Australian boutiques.
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