It was an especially stylish weekend in the capital as stars flocked in to fill the front rows at London Fashion Week.
Cara Delevingne and Kendall Jenner joined Sir Philip Green for Topshop’s Autumn/Winter show on Sunday. Cara was seen goofing around with Kendall, Pixie Geldof and Alexa Chung on the front row, as well as chatting to Topshop boss Sir Philip.
On the catwalk models showcased a country-chic inspired range, with lots of fake fur and tartan across an array of outfits from pinafore dresses to flared trouser-suits.
Meanwhile, over at the Temperley show 37-year-old model Sophie Dahl proved she still had it, as she led the march along the catwalk.
The model and food writer has been absent from the spotlight for a while, after welcoming her first two children – Lyra and Margot, who will turn four and two next month – with musician husband Jamie Cullum.
Jodie Kidd and mother-and-daughter pair Yasmin and Amber Le Bon were among the stars watching the show.
Julien MacDonald attracted a younger crowd to his show, with Rochelle Humes, Millie Mackintosh, Whitney Port, Ella Eyre and Michelle Keegan among the celebs in the front row.
The Welsh designer appeared to have been inspired by bondage movie Fifty Shades Of Grey for his latest collection, with long leather gloves and complicated burlesque-style frocks with lots of zips, leather and lace. But Julien’s frocks were certainly not grey, with bright colours in 50 shades of anything but.
Vivienne Westwood also went for splashes of colour in her Autumn/Winter collection – with models sporting bright red paint splashed across their faces.
The daring, eco-friendly designer’s collection included a lot of bright animal and tribal prints, combined with Gothic black lace, as modelled by Daisy Lowe.
Front row seats were saved for Paloma Faith and Sadie Frost as well as director of Liberty Shami Chakrabarti and Green Party Leader Natalie Bennett.
And Kanye West crashed British designer Katie Eary’s pop-up store, only to delight everyone by turning it into a listening session for his new album.
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