2012 Autumn London Fashion Week

After bouncing around from show to show, I've been sorting through my notes to find one particular colour that dominated the Autumn/Winter 2012 catwalks of London Fashion Week. Burnt orange, terra cotta, sienna or whichever shade of rust you like to refer to it as, is a gorgeous, rich earthy tone that resembles the seasonal changing colours of the trees. I've gathered photos from seven of my favourite shows that featured burnt orange, so that you can see for yourself how to matriculate this colour into your day to day Winter wardrobe!

I am just about finished with my coverage from London Fashion Week, but if you hang on a wee bit longer, I still have a few of fashion and beauty trends that you won't want to miss out on. For now, however, I am very excited to share some of the ultracool never before seen new products that I spied backstage at four of the fashion shows. Check them out here!

You've already seen the amazing street style snaps from London, and of course the amazingly fun, bright and trendy unique nail shades from London Fashion Week, but what you haven't seen quite yet is the really unorthodox looks from around the tents. Take a peek at these six, courageous and confident women (and one man) who really take adventurous beauty to a new level!

Whilst going to see fashion shows is so much fun, it's also quite interesting to check out everyone else in attendance. From the incredible street style of Londoners to their quirky and adventurous beauty looks, I've spotted everything from lace eyelashes, to purple, green and grey hair and even eight different shades of metallic nails. See them for yourself here!

As serious tote-bag donating patrons of London Fashion Week, it's no wonder that Mulberry's popularity reigns supreme on the street. Ladies clad in vintage, designer and High Street, all seem to share a common love for the beautiful leather crafted brand. Check out these 11 amazing Mulberry bags seen around the BFC tent on the hottest press, guests and even a reality TV star at Autumn/Winter 2012 London Fashion Week here!

Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff always create off the wall designs that never cease to amaze at Fashion Week. This season, not only were the clothes incredibly detailed in a funkadelic 70s style that reflected in the production of the catwalk, but the clothing was full of gold and silver tinsel trousers, fur stoles, brocade blazers, chiffon dresses and, let's not forget the metallic heels! Also, the beauty look was off the charts — the dance music charts, that is! With a full on disco inspiration that involved coloured wigs, glitter and bright colours, here's a peek at what went into creating this outrageous hair look backstage.

Every city has their look. New York is known for being chic, elegant and conservative, Paris is glamorous and tailored, Milan is sexy with it's continuous body-con style of dressing and London is by far the most outrageous where really, anything goes. From the BFC Tent to Covent Garden, Chelsea, Southeast, Southwest and the Docklands, take a peek at some of the most unique looks on the guests who attended this season of London Fashion Week!

Yesterday was a very exciting day. Not only did the sun finally come out (despite the bitter cold), but it was Burberry Fashion Show day. I consider this the end all be all of celebrity spotting, gorgeous British tailoring and envy-worthy accessories shows to watch.

Not only was I backstage getting you all of the amazing details on the beauty looks, but I also attended the show and got to get the full picture of the front of the house and see the jaw dropping bow-enhanced, rich collection full of tweeds, velvets, peplums, teals, olives, greys, burgundys and chocolate brown pieces. The studded gloves and clutch in black and gold was the highlight for me along with a deep aubergine coat modeled by Cara Delevigne. Well, the coat, along with watching big sister Poppy smiling proudly and taking pictures of her little sister walking down the catwalk!

Read more about the clothing and accessories on FabSugarUS here, but don't forget to check out my massive slideshow of the behind the scenes magic first!