2008 Autumn London Fashion Week
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Which Was Your Favourite London Fashion Week A/W Show?
London Fashion Week is now over for another season but which collection did you like best? If I haven't included your favourite in this poll then please comment and let us know!
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Which Was Your Favourite London Fashion Week A/W Show?
LFW Mulberry Party: Kimberly Stewart
Kimberly Stewart attended the Valentine's Day Mulberry party in a funky bohemian dress and boho waist clincher belt. Do you like her oufit? Or is the belt and dress together too much?
LFW Mulberry Party: Peaches Geldof
Last night as part of London Fashion Week classic British label Mulberry held a party at their Bond Street store. The usual British fashion pack girls were there including Pixie and Peaches Geldof but what do you think of Peaches outfit? Do you think it looks too schoolgirl?
Fab Flash: Jaime Winstone to Appear at Vivienne Westwood Show
The return of Dame Vivienne Westwood to London Fashion Week is about to take place in the British capital but images have already been released of Jaime Winstone practicing for her appearance on the catwalk! The young actress is seen strutting down the catwalk in a t-shirt that reads, Active Resistance to Propaganda, which is probably not from the collection we're about to see.
Stayed tuned for coverage of the show!
London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter 2008: Luella
Valentine's Day has proved to be a big day for London Fashion Week from the opening show by Asprey to the closing with a highly anticipated return from Vivienne Westwood. The second show of the day was by celebrity-favourite Luella. This season was not short on support with an A-list front row including Kelly Osbourne and Lily Allen.
London Fashion Week, Autumn/Winter 2008: House of Holland
We knew that House of Holland could not live off printed t-shirts forever so it was great to see a slight change in direction from designer Henry Holland for Autumn/Winter '08. There was a brief flash of his staple item with a grey printed t-shirt simply reading 'HOH'.
There was a running Scottish theme for the new line, with nearly every piece featuring tartan and even a couple of knitted plain kilts, a contemporary colour scheme bringing the pieces up to date.
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