John Rocha Roksanda Ilincic
PEEK-A-BOO
Sheer panelling, exposed corsetry and conical bra cups that paid homage to 80s Madonna… underwear as outerwear is spring’s most seductive trend.
Louise Goldin and Jasper Conran
Antonio Berardi and Christopher Kane
STATEMENT SWIMWEARBanish the bikini – the only swimwear choice for the next sunny season is a statement one-piece. Fiercely sexy with cutout details, they are sure to send temperatures rising.
Topshop Unique and Matthew Williamson
SHORTS CIRCUIT
From micro-mini at Twenty8Twelve to chic culotte style at Jaeger, shorts will bring your legs back into focus for spring. The unifying factor? A high waist and A-line shape.
Twenty8Twelve and Peter Pilotto
MOLTEN METALLICS
These are not for the faint-hearted! There is nothing subtle about the new metallics. The liquid lamé that rippled down the catwalks is set to make summer 2010 blinding.
Matthew Williamson and Richard Nicoll
Amanda Wakeley and Betty Jackson
TOUCHY-FEELY
Crumpled, gathered, corrugated, concertinaed, gauzy, perforated, origamied textured fabrics bring a whole new dimension into play.
Burberry and Pringle of Scotland
Eun Jeong and Marios Schwab
PEPPY PRINTS
It’s been a sizzling trend for some time now, but spring’s prints will be the most vivid by far. Abstract and psychedelic at times, they brought a kaleidoscope of colour to the LFW catwalks.
Basso & Brooke and Mary Katrantzou
DIG THE TRENCH
Aquascutum’s long-standing presence on the London catwalk and, of course, Burberry’s welcome return ensured that the trench, one of our wardrobe staples, took centre stage. They were most traditional at Margaret Howell and reinvented in lace at Erdem.
Margaret Howell and Burberry