Always a calm and quiet start to the day with Margaret Howell, and this season she started with some military green great-coats worn with Scottish Tamo-o-shanter hats, with pom poms on top.
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It was simple and utilitarian. The sort of thing you'd wear for a walk on the moor if you were way too stylish for your own good
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There was lots of boyish tailoring and a grey wool suit that had something of the Charlie Chaplins about it
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Marios Schwab loves a femme fatale. In his show notes he alluded to 'dressing this haunting, mysterious and unknown character'
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Mystery in this show was all about veils and covered eyes. Fabrics that concealed and revealed at the same time. Jewels were trapped under lace and tulle to downplay any flashiness
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A model wears the sloped hat which formed an eye-covering motif during the show Photograph: Ian Gavan/Getty Images
The clothes are there for fun, and it shows. Creative Director Emma Hill took inspiration from Where the Wild Things Are and the Tim Walker film The Lost Explorer, and mixed in a dash of The Muppets. The result: shaggy Muppet-fur coats and gilets, worn with skinny belts and pencil skirts. Let the Wild Rumpus Begin
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Quintessential Westwood. The tailoring had a masculine Savile Row feel- Edwardian jackets with velvet trim and Jermyn street stripe shirt. This was juxtaposed with feminine tailoring in Westwood's signature checks, tartans, mohair with blankets and capes scattered throughout
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A bumblebee stripe rugby shirt had a dainty lace trim on the collar. Eveningwear, the recognisable wrap and twisted creations in draped jersey, taffeta and duchess silk, checks stripes with pops of block colour
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Topshop Unique was the store's strongest show for years. The influence of new creative director Kate Phelan was clear: these were clothes that cool London girls will want to wear. There were hints of Isabel Marant, touches of Alexander Wang, bits of Stella McCartney - in other words, everything you'd want in your weekend wardrobe, but at Topshop prices
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The velvet evening jumpsuit is on every fashion editor's hit list already
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