Autumn/Winter 2016 fashion trends from London Fashion Week?

Metallics

Sequins, sparkle and shimmering metallics have been a mainstay across the London fashion Week catwalks. It does not be counted whether or not you pick out complete-on, head-to-toe sequins a la Ashish, or a greater subtle shimmer like Temperley, so long as you're shining, you are doing it right.

outsized outerwear

It probably won't come as a wonder that coats are going to be critical this fall/winter - because, you know, it will likely be cold. Nevertheless, the coats that sauntered down the London fashion Week catwalks had been so much, properly, greater. Oversized, slouchy, lengthy and with huge sleeves - some thing goes, as long as it is large, bold and beautiful.

crimson

Pastel sun shades of red added the AW16 catwalks to lifestyles at Alexander McQueen, Preen and Holly Fulton. Paired with moodier, darker raspberry shades at Roskanda Ilincic, this pretty hue has were given all grown-up for wintry weather and we adore it.

All-black

in case you're the form of man or woman who wakes up and decides among six or seven specific but type of the same all-black clothes, this fashion goes to make you sing. Top-to-toe all-black seems sauntered down the runways at Daks, Felder Felder and Simone Rocha however they have been imaginative, new and oh-so-exciting.

Bows

not the sickly-candy, worn-on-a-promenade-get dressed kind - however the grown up, nearly Gothic kind that turns an otherwise seen-before cape into some thing new and thrilling. Topshop's were small and diffused, worn tightly across the neck or to tie together tops while at Roskanda and Preen they had been un-apologetically large and dramatic.

Capes

other than oversized coats, the biggest outerwear trend from the London AW16 catwalks changed into capes. Capes of each type. At Alexander McQueen we drooled over lengthy, etheral evening capes at the same time as at Gareth Pugh a workwear, camel cape made its way to the pinnacle of our have to-have list.

Ruffles

some had been subtle - like within the skirts of the Peter Pilotto clothes or the sleeves inside the Roksanda blouses - and a few were much less so, however they have been all stunning. J.W. Andersen led the manner with this fashion giving us ruffled mini skirts and dramatic polo necks.