Yesterday was a hugely busy day for London Fashion Week and I had my work cut out trying to get around as many of the shows as possible.
I had Ossie Clark Luella roger dubuis watch and Paul Smith all booked in but wanted to try and make time for Marios Schwab Giles and Louise Goldin.
That was to name but a few so it was time to sit down clear my head and make some decisions as to whose show was worth a look.
First up I chose Ossie Clark the designer whose clothes were up there with Mary Quant and Biba in the sixties.
Ive got a feeling that London is swinging once again despite the tough economic climate replica tudor sport collection watch so I decided it was only befitting to check out the show.
Gorgeous flowing dresses jacob co epic ii watch white tights and sky scraping heels did not disappoint and the whole seventies vibe was set off by models who wore their hair long with middle partings and soft waves.
Vogue described the show as "romantic and fluid" and heralded it as "a beautiful collection"; I have to say I agree.
In stark contrast was Luella a heady mix of punky looks and prom-queen dresses. This was fashion having fun and it was definitely aimed at the young.
Pixie Geldof was strutting her stuff on the catwalk and had the support of her sister and dad in the front row.
I finished up the day watching Paul Smith work knitwear like a pro.
Do you long to look like Pixie?
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