Exhibition stuff

The never less than brilliant Comfort Station produce intricate jewellery full of quirky details. The new collection features necklaces that proclaim "je ne regrette rien" and tiny silver books fully illustrated with different knot-tying techniques

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More from Comfort Station Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Sam Ubhi always produce a great collection of jewellery and accessories - in fact, this year is their 15th at London fashion week Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

More from Sam Ubhi Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Hoss Intropia are a new name on the high street this year, one of a growing number of Spanish retailers to make their mark on London's Regent Street. Their new collection showcased their signature look - feminine, but with quirky details that stop it being too pretty Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Bespoke handbags by Bracher Emden

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Bags at Hoss Intropia Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Alex Monroe always produces beautiful jewellery for the more delicate necks and wrists, inspired by nature. 2007 was the label's 20th anniversary.

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Eleanor Ford was a jewellery designer we tipped as one to watch last season. If anything, the new collection is even more stunning than the last, showcasing intricately beaded necklaces in an art nouveau style. Ford manages to be both vintage-inspired and yet entirely distinctive, not an easy trick to pull off. One of my highlights of the exhibition. Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

More jewellery from Eleanor Ford Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

More from Eleanor Ford Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Bark jewellery's new collection had a sporty theme - bicycles, tennis rackets and ice skates - perfect for an autumnal Olympic-inspired look

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Gemma Shepherd of Shepherd England studied graphic design, and her flair for it shows in the wonderful prints of her traditionally handmade scarves

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Tokyo label Tsukikageya had the most eyecatching of exhibition stands

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Though I was too alarmed by the pet to ask what it is they actually make ... Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Valery Demure represents a range of different designers, though the best thing on the stand was this fantastic doll's house. It even had a tiny doll-sized bbq on the roof for those plastic summer parties

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Leju make brightly coloured eyecatching jewellery out of vegetable ivory - a type of palm tree seed

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Pyrus produced a strong collection for autumn/winter and seem on the cusp of becoming a much more familiar name

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Embellishment at Pyrus Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk

Risa make Indian bridal wear so painstakingly detailed that you can't help but stare, mesmerised, at the detail. And wonder who wears it - whoever you are, can we come to your wedding?

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More from Risa Photograph: David Levene/guardian.co.uk