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Suit Up.

Starlets gave men’s wear-inspired ensembles a glamorous touch with glitz and a few skin-baring moments.
Angelina Jolie rocked a chicly dishevelled Saint Laurent tuxedo number at the 67th British Academy Film Awards and at the same event, Ruth Wilson toned down the shine by wearing a metallic Antonio Berardi suit over a sartorial white oxford. Cara Delevingne made a sporty blue Mulberry suit look sexy at the Mulberry dinner to celebrate the launch of the Cara Delevingne collection during London Fashion Week. Daisy Lowe, at the Elle Style Awards, managed to button up while still showing some skin in a Saint Laurent creation while Scarlett Johansson called on Michael Kors for the red suit she wore to the Captain America: The Winter Soldier premiere.

From L-R: Angelina Jolie, Ruth Wilson, Daisy Lowe, Cara Delevingne and Scarlett Johansson

Credits: womensweardaily, british vogue

London Fashion Week: Autumn/Winter 2014 -15 Colour Trends.

Colours were rich at the Topshop Unique Autumn/Winter 14 show, muted and stark palettes enhanced the appearances of the collection at Emilia Wickstead and at Burberry Prorsum; the collection was pleasantly colourful. Blue emerged to be the brightest colour amongst a sea of pastels and colour blocking made a return to the runways for Autumn/Winter 2014. These are some of the colours London Fashion Week has to offer Autumn/Winter 2014.

Teal.

From L-R: Burberry Prorsum, Lucas Nascimento, Emilio de la morena, Mary Katrantzou and Julien McDonald

Colour Blocking.

From L-R: Emilio de la Morena, Lucas Nascimento, Roksanda Illincic, Issa and Jonathan Saunders

Red.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Issa, Simone Rocha, Vivienne Westwood red label and Tom Ford

Black.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Barbara Casasola, David Koma, Issa and John Rocha

Orange.

From L-R: Antipodium, Burberry Prorsum, Belstaff, Jasper Conran and Giles

Navy Blue.

From L-R: Emilio de la Morena, Richard Nicoll, Bora Aksu, Marios Schwab and Osman

Maroon.

From L-R: Vivienne Westwood red label, Holly Fulton, DAKS, John Rocha and Bora Aksu

Pastels.

From L-R: Christopher Kane, Burberry, Osman, Marios Schwab and Jasper Conran

Burgundy.

From L-R: Roksanda Illincic, Vivienne Westwood red label, Lucas Nascimento, Emilio de la Morena and Burberry Prorsum

Blue.

From L-R: Eudon Choi, Hunter Original, J.JS Lee, Richard Nicoll and Roksanda Illincic

London Fashion Week: Autumn/Winter 2014 - 15

Now to London Fashion Week, where Britain’s most successful fashion house Burberry’s creative director Christopher Bailey gave Burberry Prorsum a bohemian vibe with a colourful palette, Alice Temperley showcased a more wearable collection during london fashion week autumn/winter 2014 for Temperley London and Belstaff whipped up outerwear to fend off the worst of winter weather with a lighter touch while Topshop Unique's aw14 was about country girls with an urban sensibility. These are some of the trends London offered Autumn/Winter 2014 - 15.

Stripes. From Chevron, zig zag and horizontal, stripes were quite popular for Autumn/Winter 2014 at Christopher Kane, Issa London and Jasper Conran.

From L-R: Issa,Christopher Kane, Sass and Bide, Jasper Conran and Matthew Williamson

Crop Tops. Crop tops were strong and seductive at Emilia Wickstead, Bora Aksu and Simone Rocha.

From L-R: Barbara Casasola, Felder Felder, David Koma, Simone Rocha and Bora Aksu

Knits. A trend staple in London, they came in fisherman ribbed styles and other cashmere versions at Christopher Kane, Mark Fast and Pringle of Scotland.

From L-R: Christopher Kane, DAKS, Emilio de la Morena,Lucas Nascimento and Eudon Choi

Pleats. Antipodium, Mary Katrantzou and Belstaff had hemlines spliced into pleats for Autumn/Winter14 on skirt suits and dresses.

From L-R: Holly Fulton. Antipodium, Christopher Kane, Mary Katrantzou and Belstaff

Checks. Checks made an appearance on jumpsuits, skirts and dresses at DAKS, Vivienne Westwood and Sass and Bide.

From L-R: Giles, DAKS, Sass and Bide, Vivienne Westwood red label and J. JS Lee

Sock and Shoe. There were sweet sock and shoe combinations on the runways of Bora Aksu, Temperley London and Antipodium.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Bora Aksu, Temperley London, Matthew Williamson and Margaret Howell

Embroidery. Flowers were the choice of motif embroidered on dresses, coats and scarves at Emilia Wickstead, Temperley London and Burberry respectively.

From L-R: Emilia Wicstead, Issa, Temperley London, Burberry Prorsum and Giles

Velvet. Crushed velvet on so many runways meant that texture was the word to take away from Emilio de la Morena, Tom Ford and Osman.

From L-R: Burberry Prorsum, Emilio de la Morena, Margaret Howell, Osman and Simone Rocha

Metallics. Molten metal remains strong and vivid for Autumn/Winter 2014 at Meadham Kirchoff, DAKS and Antonio Berardi.

From L-R: Holly Fulton, DAKS, Meadham Kirchoff, Antonio Berardi and Mary Katrantzou

Midi Hems. Burberry, Osman, Emilia Wickstead and Meadham Kirchoff offered prim midi length style dresses and skirts for Autumn/Winter 2014.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Holly Fulton, Burberry Prorsum Lucas Nascimento and Osman

Credits: British Vogue