The sun was shining for the final day of London Fashion Week which was appropriate for Osman Yousefzada's Spring line. He presented in the middle of Hyde Park in a glass building with the sun streaming in on the longest catwalk this week (or at least it seemed like it). Osman is probably best known for his collaboration with Mango where he designed a line of LBDs. (He also recently worked with No.7 on cosmetics.)

To the happy pop-rock sounds of MGMT and The Black Kids models walked with slicked down hair in East and South Asian inspired pieces. The season carried on from where Autumn left off taking inspiration from Osman's recent trip to Japan.

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There was also a strong architectural feeling to the whole collection which placed a lot of emphasis on silhouette. It was very wearable with plenty of pieces that wouldn't look amiss on the catwalk at New York. Tamsin Egerton dressed appropriately for the collection matching the colour palette in an ensemble of monochrome and blue.

Osman played in to the '90s trend by creating midrift revealing jackets. Some of the dresses were essentially draped where as others reminded us of Osman's slinky tailoring skills. See below for a video of the final walk through (apologies for the wobbly start!)