Jonathan Saunders
Yellow is London’s pop for next spring. It was everywhere from Jaeger London to Louise Gray, though a favourite was this dress, which looks like a sunrise.
Trend! Flicked-out eyeliner Photograph: catwalking.com
House of Dereon
Whisper it, Beyoncé and her mum’s show was a shambles. The clothes were a bit Lipsy; the styling tacky tribal. Seeing her in the flesh for bumpwatch almost made up for it.
No! Blue lips Photograph: Jonathan Short
Christopher Kane
Kane’s flat shower shoes were the big hot debate of the week – this outfit with its sticker flowers popping out from under a sheer surface was one of our favourites.
Trend! Netball silhouette Photograph: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho
Mulberry
What was this wag hair about? And the platform-fronted shoes with irritating socks.
No! Dogs on the catwalk Photograph: Tang Shi
Richard Nicoll
Powder and pale blues were everywhere. But winner was Nicoll’s Laura Palmer blue: very Twin Peaks – and very nice.
Trend! Shiny surfaces Photograph: Rune Hellestad
JW Anderson
In a season set to be rammed with print, paisley is a front runner. This modern version was a triumph.
Trend! Pyjama chic Photograph: Catwalking.com
Pringle of Scotland
There was a lot of good knitwear, from Lurex to technical surfaces and fuzzy finishes.
Love! Techy twinsets Photograph: Gareth Cattermole
Mary Katrantzou
Head-to-toe print, modern floral, patterned cocktail trousers – this look is ticking off those trends with gusto.
Trend! Messy ponies Photograph: Stuart Wilson
Topshop Unique
A hip-hop Cleopatra? We rest our case.
No! Gold bum bags Photograph: Rex Features
Burberry
The new skirt shape is partly full, on an A-line tip with a retro whiff. Jonathan Saunders teamed it with lovely pastel jumpers. Frump-fabulous.
Love! Raffia bobble hats Photograph: Rex Features
