FASHION ASSISTANTS: SARAH ANGUS, MORAG PATERSON
MATTHEW
WILLIAMSON
SOPHIA
KOKOSALAKI
PAUL SMITH
AUTUMN LEAVES
Pumpkin, russet, tobacco, copper… Shades the
colour of fallen leaves lifted the sober mood of
the shows with a welcome pop of colour. As with
every shade this season, the essential way to wear
them is head-to-toe but we recommend starting
with an on-trend kitten heel before you graduate
to a full orange outfit. Which you will.
Buy one thing: Slingbacks, £325,
Manolo Blahnik (020-7352 3863)
OSCAR
DE LA RENTA
NANETTE
LEPORE
RALPH LAUREN
RICHARD NICOLL
VELVET BIKER GIRLS
Velvet was one of autumn’s stand-out fabrics.
It’s the perfect material for glamorous
eveningwear but try layering a velvet dress
during the day for a modern take (Ralph Lauren).
Deep blood-red velvet is particularly key (and
will be perfect when winter sets in), but right
now? Slip into a flirtily indulgent skirt.
Buy one thing: Skirt, £245,
Rachel Antonoff (020-7235 5000)
DOLCE & GABBANA
BALMAIN
DKNY
PRINGLE OF
SCOTLAND
A / W 2010
DIANE VON
FURSTENBERG
In a season that was as much about how your
clothes feel as how they look, supple, chic leather
was a hit. Mix it up with tweed, lace and chunky
knits for a contemporary twist. Meanwhile biker
jackets got an update as they morphed into
the aviator. Burberry Prorsum’s was the most
desired but every label had its own version.
Buy one thing: Jacket, £1,420, Acne
at net-a-porter.com
BURBERRY
PRORSUM
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