There was so much playfulness in the House of Holland show that it really made it fun to look through. The mix of fabrics and pattern was so fresh and perfect for Spring.  Ascot anyone?

Erdem had so many amazing looks! I felt like I was being brought back in time with these dresses but there was still enough of a modern take to appeal to today's woman.

The ruffles, the beadwork, the playful twist on suiting... (sigh). Mulberry nailed it with this show. It has been one of my favourite's so far out of the Spring runway shows, even though it did feel a bit dark for Spring.

I know I am a little late, but I have been trying to play catch up with all of the fashion week posts and didn't want to miss the chance to post some of these inspiring streetstyle looks.

Though the Oscar de la Renta show seemed a little disconnected, each look was so well thought out and stunning. It went from knit dresses, flowing chiffon, to feathers and evening gowns. Never-the-less, everything was beautiful!


Carolina Herrera had a fresh take on the black and white colour scheme, playing with suiting and business attire and transforming it into something glamourous.

There were so many interesting shapes and angles happening with the Proenza Schouler collection and I loved the way the skirts moved down the runway. One major thing that I wanted to point out in this runway show, was the diversity of models that were represented. It was so refreshing not to just see Black and White, because our world is definitely not that distinctive!