Menswear takes centre stage

At Topman Design for MAN a fondness for tweed soon became apparent ... Photograph: Matt Crossick/EMPICS Entertainment

... and all-in-one pyjama suits, which actually (and strangely) we rather like Photograph: Mike Marsland/WireImage.com

Then came the print. Up top it was fine. Take a closer look at those trousers, however, and you'll see the unfortunately placed patch of white Photograph: Stephen Hird/Reuters

We defy you to venture out on a cold winter's day wearing only an all-in-one Y-front/roll neck combo. This beauty is from JW Anderson for the MAN collection Photograph: Stephen Hird/Reuters

Another creation from Anderson: this time it's good news for men who enjoy wearing skirts. Even better, you could just strap it on around your all-in-one roll neck/Y-front combo Photograph: Matt Crossick/EMPICS Entertainment

Christopher Shannon's sportswear for MAN caught the eye, not least because of the mirror-like shinyness of the models' hair Photograph: Stephen Hird/Reuters

Mesmerising ... Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA

James Long's show for MAN was a trifle 'elf warrior at Lord of the Rings convention' for us Photograph: Andy Rain/EPA

However, we could see the practical benefits of a hood that doubled as a scarf Photograph: andy Rain/EPA

Shiny PVC appeared at Carolyn Massey's show Photograph: Matt Crossick/EMPICS Entertainment

Sometimes it got a little ropey (sorry) Photograph: Matt Crossick/EMPICS Entertainment