2013 Spring London Fashion Week

House of Holland's Spring 13 collection was inspired by '90s disco grunge, with TV references taken from My So Called Life and model Erin Wassen, so it's no surprise the models' hair matched that messy aesthetic. As Henry Holland himself said: "The House of Holland Girl has developed an attitude problem". Adam Reed for Percy & Reed led the BaByliss team backstage at London Fashion Week to create a look that was feminine with an edge: a bold centre parting and a messy kick to give the hair movement. To find out how to create the style yourself and shop the products you'll need, just read more

Street style at London Fashion Week brought the usual inspiring mix of bold colours and creative combinations, not least in footwear. Plenty of fashionistas styled their outfits with statement kicks, from the spiked to the sparkled. Blogger Lucie Ehrenbergerova finished off her colourful print outfit with New Look Glitter Zig Zag Wedge Hi-Tops (£34.99), while fashion writer Emily brought a casual edge to her embellished Topshop jumper and vintage leather shorts in her River Island shoes, and Elite Model's Alex Wurfel teamed her studded monochrome pair with tights, Levi shorts and a bright vintage jumper. Shop my pick of pumped-up trainers below, and tell me how you'll style yours this season!

One thing was sure on the catwalks of London Fashion Week — shine is going to big come Spring. Jonathan Saunders brought a rainbow prism effect to his high-shine metallic skirts, tops and jackets, while Christopher Bailey brought a futuristic look to Burberry Prorsum's trench coats with an iridescent finish in shades from magenta to teal, with dresses, swimsuits and skirts all getting the gloss factor too. Mulberry's shiny separates in English garden-inspired floral prints were balanced out with soft leather trousers, Antipodium layered tailored waistcoats over gold dresses, and Topshop Unique also showed how to keep iridescents low-key by teaming silver trousers and skirts with simple white tees and pastel knits. Shop my picks below to bring the look to your Autumn wardrobe, and tell me how you'll wear it!

Statement collars have been popping up on front rows and street stylers as the accessory de la semaine of London Fashion Week, not least on outerwear. It's perfect to wear right now as we transition into Autumn. Fashion blogger Denni Elias proved that the style needn't be reserved for cold weather, teaming her Topshop parka with Puma shorts. While parkas are the perennial shearling lined favourite, editorial assistant Monica Ainley showed how biker jackets like her Sandro number benefit from the faux fur look too, accessorising her dark outfit with hue of the season oxblood in her Lizzie Disney bag. Stylist Louise went vintage with her blue take, opening up a world of colour choices. Shop my picks below, and tell me how you'll style it!