
Further down you read my intro to London Fashion Week "Yet the liberal spirit of this movement is still floating over the London Fashion Scene as a whole and makes it more varigating than other citys fashion weeks." Next up is the houses (or more likely cribs sometimes) of:
FASHION EAST
As you know Holly Fulton is the answer for graphic designing fashion heads like me, this one spins off where last collection ended and is precisly as good as that one, Art Deco for 2010!
Fashion East/ Holly Fulton
DURO OLWO
Patterns patterns patterns but still in a sophisticated way, works!

TWENTY8TWELWE
What i wanted Axl Rose's girlfriend to look like in 1990= that means I feel this!

AQUASCUTUM
Lovely mixing of gowns and military jackets, perfect for Prepster girls!

BASSO & BROOKE
The digital printing pioneers Basso & Brooke have today a bunch of followers using the same technique, wich might mean they need to move forward faster....
This collection is not their best one but the duo is still on of my favs!

KTZ
Interresting when looking like this, boots - wow!:
See more at A Shaded View On Fashion

FASHION FRINGE
The best of Fashion Fringe is designers Elliot Atkinson flowery deconstruction ("feminine" materials vs. architechtonic construction)

and Jenna Theo's orient draping (+ for lovely make up...I can't get enough of wine colored lipstick!)!

JENDEN
Some adorable dresses and a wearable suit, easy like a Sunday morning I guess...

MARIO SCHWAB
That Margiela idea of deconstructing, mixing up unexpected materials and fabrics, mismatching vs matching, again

BUBURRY PORSUM
Drapings again, interesting take one the classic coat

PETER JENSEN
Over all to cute for me but hey a hoodie like this one just have to get it's space!

See more/ all photos via Style.com London Fashion Week!