Fashion Feminine Floral Dresses - romantic era

I love these adorable feminine floral dresses. They seem like they are from another more romantic era.

Pretty Lounge Wear by Hush

I just found out about this new UK based lounge wear site Hush. I love the soft color palettes and the simple but elegant lines. Everything in their catalog looks so cozy, yet still pretty.

Favorite Designers- beautiful feminine pieces with organic graphic patterns

Yumi Kim is one of my favorite designers. She consistantly has beautiful feminine pieces with organic graphic patterns. Check out her latest collection here.

Old Navy Boyfriend Cardigan

I don't know about you but I am again stocking up on cardigan sweaters for the fall. This Boyfriend cardigan by old navy is the perfect length.

James Long: The inimatable rebel.

The collection was cohesive and immediate: you just wanted to run and steal one of the distressed black woolens, to put on immediately, his ability to manipulate yarns is second to none, except perhaps Mark fast's womenswear: but that is neither here nor there.

The palette was dark and sulky, flashes of red were littered about creating a richness to the collection that the otherwise inobtrusive palette could not have managed alone.

Details: Head bands, leather: cushioned/panelled/all over it was everywhere, oversized knits, boiler suits, biker trousers, obese courdroys, shearling, denim, distressed.

I think those words summarise the collection in it's most simplistic terms quite effectively. Again shearling was sent down the runway: this time in the shape of bags and random detailing. All denim was printed with red, all courdroy was made up of FAT channeling rather than the rather demure grooves of courdroys on offer in American Apparel.

Navy was a popular colour for this maestro of British fashion and a biker/grease monkey theme was impossible to ignore: what with the leathers and boiler suits popping up consistently.

All in all, this collection stayed true to Long's menswear vision, It was fresh, contemporary and wearable.

Shannon Backstage Images

Faithfully, all these images are by the now infamous James Pinkie Terry

jackets and collarless shirts added a contemporary twist

No ones collection shouted WEALTH, quite like Tim Soars. With the addition of some of Savile Row's finiest tailors showing collections at Men's day: some of the more contemporary designers gave prestigious sartorial and infinite elegance a whirl.

Tim Soar was the most successful: leather cumber bands and rain hats, double breasted jackets and coats. Camel, caramel, black, navy and white: the palette of a gentleman, the attire of a success story.

AW 10 may just be the season of Soar. Cropped jackets and collarless shirts added a contemporary twist with the traditionalism that was flaunted in the faces of the avant-garde supporters, and there was the blue boy - he was pretty avant garde, but immaculately dressed!

Unfortuneately the camer suffered technical difficulties throughout our time backstage so the image is borrowed from Dazed Digital and the imagery talents of David Hellqist.