LFW KTZ

KTZ was at its monochrome best as usual. Designer Marjan Pejoski gave us hooded ponchos, bomber jackets, skirts layered over leggings and oversized jumpers.

Pattern and embellishment inspiration came from religious artefacts and oriental culture.

The monochrome colour scheme worked well to keep the focus on the patterns and embellishments.

The gold accessories added a whole new dimension to the collection.

The gold complimented the black and the white.

The final look was  an outfit all in gold-it was completely immense.

KTZ was amazing and a complete treat for the ever growing following. It was phenomenal.

The KTZ following is incredible and their street style is out of this world.

LFW Meadham Kirchhoff

Meadham Kirchhoff was magical. The set itself was like we had been inserted into playground turned disco. The duo behind the collection gave us a very 70s grunge meets 90s rock full of velvet, lace, chiffon and checks.

70s and 90s inspiration morphed together in the collection.

Coloured tights, colour blocking and grungy dresses all reminiscent of the 70s and 90s.

Meadham Kirchhoff describe their woman to be an "individual" and individuality is what they gave us with their collection.

The veils were a highlight

 beautiful girls

Fab colour combinations 

The shoes as always kooky and fantastic.

Fun and playful catwalk props

 Girls whizzed by

Meadham Kirchhoff know how to put on a hell of a show, it was the design duo at their best and we can't wait to see the next show.

One of our favourite shows :)

LFW Giles

Giles Deacon gave us a collection punkier and funkier than we're used to seeing from him, and we absolutely loved it. It was all about being rebellious, a theme popular this fashion week, and we can't seem to get enough of it.

We were reminded of rebellious teens.

Hair and make-up reflected the young rebellious theme of the collection.

Giles gave us oversized knits, trapeze dresses, tailored trousers and perfect jackets. 

A blue and orange colour palette dominated the collection.

Fun, quirky and rebellious, a new direction from Giles but one that totally left us feeling like young teens all over again.