STILL GOING STRONG:
Heavy fringes: even better if they get in your eyes;
Ankle boots:best with mini skirts and opaque tights;

Leggings: yes, they are still here, and becoming more ski-pant style with every show;
Slogan T-shirts:. . . and bags – everywhere;
Leather jackets: cropped, black and not a motorbike in sight;
Blazers: the more tuxedo-style, the better.
NEW TRENDS
Hats
There have been as many on the front row as on the catwalk. Every permutation from the panama (in February?), the bowler, the porkpie, the flat cap and even a high-topped Peruvian style (in red). Needless to say, no one removed the headwear inside, not even in that most traditional of British venues, Claridge’s ballroom. This is London Fashion Week: they like to break the rules.
Sunglasses
Only the fashion folk do sunglasses in winter. OK, it has been quite sunny this week, but inside? In Claridge’s? Where you need a torch to read a menu even without shades? A step too far – or maybe someone’s hiding a hangover.
Amy Winehouse eye make-up
Predictable but inevitable. Cat’s flicks are de rigueur these days, and beehive hairdos aren’t far behind. Agyness Deyn wannabes – complete with blonde crops – were also back in force.
Reading glasses
Heavy framed, square glasses are this week’s pervasive nod to geek chic. Whether or not the lenses are prescription is another matter.
On the catwalk
Fringeing, architectural shoulders, short skirts, weird tights, ruffles (everywhere), military coats, black (it’s back), high-waisted trousers.
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