The Meadham Kirchhoff show was like a glam rock disco glitter love-in – see tinsel trousers (and there was also a tinsel shrug). Plus, they even managed to get refrains of Mariah's 'All I Want For Christmas Is You' into their jolly soundtrack
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A bat necklace, striped lurex tights, glittery glam shoes, a blue face, yellow hair, zig zag brows... it was maximalism at its finest at Meadham
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Models threw glitter into the audience, drag colourful fur stoles along the floor and generally got stuck into the celebratory Meadham Kirchhoff vibe. Pass the fun fur coat and snazzy tights
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Coat, Miu Miu; trousers, Whistles; bag, Kate Spade; shoes, Dr Marten. Shot exclusively for the Guardian by Ali Winstanley
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Shoes, Moschino; dress and jumper, vintage; coat, Burberry, bag, Prada. Shot exclusively for the Guardian by Ali Winstanley
Photograph: Ali Winstanley/The Guardian
Signature Holly Fulton graphic print trousers - this design also appeared on the invite. Fulton's jewellery is always a key factor in the catwalk styling
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A bit of a print clash at Holly Fulton, plus a simple chic jacket for a slightly lady like vibe
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Wow. Mary Katrantzou delivered one of London fashion weeks stand out shows. Her starting point was finding the beauty in everyday things. So her signature digital prints featured amongst other things: coat hangers, typewriters, gift wrapped presents and tea pots. One stand out was a dress whose skirt was crafted from yellow pencils
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Katrantzou isn't just a print genius, she's also interested in creating strong shapes, which for this season included peplums and Victorian bustles. Bravo
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More graphic patterns, plus butterfly neck piece and very hairy bag
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Skirt and jacket, vintage; top, handmade; necklace, H&M and customised. Shot exclusively for the Guardian by Ali Winstanley
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Brogues, Bertie, dress, Asos, belt H&M. Shot exclusively for the Guardian by Ali Winstanley
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Ilincic mixed her signature cocktail dresses with more relaxed but still glam separates. Key pieces were luxe sweatshirt hoodies in fine navy jersey and silk, duffle bags with thick rope cords (similar to SS12's belts), monogrammed white shirts with a sweatshirt cuff, a claret jumpsuit and oversized sporty parkas for day and night
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Understated glamour and bold colour is Roksanda's USP, for Autum Winter 2012 she moved it in to a more sporty silhouette
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Anya Hindmarch staged her first catwalk show and it was a riot of Quality Street glittery handbags travelling along a conveyor belt. The handbag designer created a factory set, which was a bit Willy Wonka
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Anya Hindmarch's homage to Quality Street
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Trousers, jacket and shirt by Ben Sherman; hat, handmade. Shot exclusively for the Guardian by Ali Winstanley
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