22nd September, last day of the London Fashion Week, dominated the shops, press and even the general public. LFW last day does not signify that things were slowing down. The journalists and buyers were trying to get to all places where the following runways were going to take place. Not even a single valued moment were missed. Everyone had a look at the recent trend for the subsequent trend. The fashion designer Christopher and Peter presented their 2010 clothing collection of beautiful printed dresses. It was inspired by the summer visual communication.
It was followed by Roxana’s feminine, sexy feathered frocks collections and floral confections by Edam. Furthermore, fashion designer Scott added a touch of insanity to the last day. He presented the rough collections inspired by almost all things including Flintstone. The panel loved the quirky bone items that were stuck on hair, and shoes. The collections even featured famous cave prints with bright and beautiful colors. In short, he brought the individual formula of fun and wildness to the London Fashion Week (women’s apparel) final day. The designer Clements also presented his sheer re-launched label. All the models stood in line on a ramp. The most endearing feature of the collections was another catty designs.
The key inspiration for the designs was two cats Nuncio Ribera and Suzanne Clements. The cats were featured delightfully and attractively in the revolutionary design collections. The London Fashion Week even featured young talents like Holly Fulton, Michael Van and Salomon. All their style of design that was popular during 1920s and 30s were a massive hit. The collection marked by geometric designs and stylized formed surprised all front rower including Victoria Beckham. She loved the art-deco inspired collections. The designers anticipate that next season her necklaces and graphic dresses will be published like hotcakes. Furthermore, even Jonathan Saunders made a front row appearance. The Bruno Basso and Chris Brooke also showed their neo-pop designer collections.
