How we would style "that" Chloe Cape!

Chloe have out done themselves with this beautiful cape from their Autumn / Winter 2013/14 collection. We would wear it with this beautiful cropped white shirt from Maison Martin Margiela - £270 from FarFetch.com, Acne Skin 5 washed skinny jeans - £170 at liberty and these amazing Alexander McQueen velvet puritan platform sandals - £740 from Mcqueen's website. You can find the cape at Net a Porter for £1855

Androgyny is not trying to manage the relationship between opposites, it is simply flowing between them

Zara Denim Dungarees £45  +  GIVEASHIT IffyGivenchy Beanie £11 from Etsy  +  Dollar Print Shirt Topshop  +   H&M Imitation leather bag £25  +  Saint Laurent Rabbit-felt Fedora £555 Net-a-Porter  +  Acne Studios Card Holder £58 Opening Ceremony  +  Jeffrey Campbell Lawford Loafers £97  +  Uniqlo Gauze Check Shirt £19  +  Reiss Rosa Quilted Jumper £69  +  T By Alexander Wang Shiny Crepe Peg Rose Slim fitted sateen chino £110  +  Zara Mini Skort £32  +  Givenchy printed cotton sweatshirt £590 Browns  +  Bio Leather Sandals £32 Etsy  +  Proenza Schouler PS1 Pouch Suede £855 ForwardForward.Com  +  Stella Mccartney June Jacket £1,515 StellaMcCartney.Com

Sweatshirts.... well it is meant to be getting cooler!

London Baby .... Spring / Summer 2012

London Fashion S/S2012 was a welcome breath of fresh air after the structured seriousness of the New York shows (with the exception of Betsey Johnson!).  Acne offered their usual simple tailored aesthetic with leather and suede in tan's oranges and powder blue.  Ashish was a technicolour of sequin flowers on everything from shorts to gillets and fabulous Dr Martins stuffed full of daisy's. The flower theme was continued by both Basso and Brooke and Mary Katrantzou but used on structured cocktail dresses and evening gowns.  Both Burberry and Giles brought their A game with two fantastic collections that no doubt will influence the high street for the majority of 2012 and were so good I will no doubt be speaking about them again in the near future. House of Holland, Jonathan Saunders and Mulberry all went down the pastel road but in very different directions... however I do think Mint is definitely the new Black! Louise Grey, Roksanda Ilincic, Sass and Bide and Matthew Williamson all went with full on colour, Williamson being influenced by a burning sunset, and Ilincic taking inspiration from Jill Sander's collection from last year (just saying).  Topshop Unique channelled Elizabeth Tailor in Cleopatra and brought us some fabulous dresses that will no doubt be gracing a few Liverpool dance floors in the near future, I hope!  Finally Dame Viv didn't really blow me away with her ready to wear collection but her Red Label collection was amazing and full of old classics with new twists.  An altogether triumphant week for London!

All pictures by Vogue.UK