Kantrantzou was inspired this season, by “Architectural Digest from the Fifties and the Seventies.”

Flared minidresses nipped at the waist and high-waist, origami-pleat harem pants gave this collection a flirty feel.

Unique, Topshop's in-house runway collection, was an intriguing mix of Seventies hippie arts and crafts.

Henry Holland channeled a ladylike vibe this season with a collection that brought to mind a glamorous Seventies housewife hosting a dinner party.

Corrie Nielsen triumphed at the Fashion Fringe show. Her “Georgian Satires” collection featured models dressed as disheveled aristocrats.

Olivia Palermo and Lily Allen sat front row at Unique.

Talk PR, a division of the ad agency M&C Saatchi, has launched Talk Future to support young designers with public relations and marketing muscle.

Matthew Williamson is gearing up to celebrate the launch of his coffee-table book with an exhibition in London.

Jonathan Anderson, the designer behind men’s wear label JW Anderson, took to the screen to launch his first women’s collection this week.

The hits of Osman Yousefzada’s collection were the spare and simple pieces, such as tunics with patent leather details worn over slick navy pants.

Orla Kiely tapped Gia Coppola, Sofia Coppola’s niece, to make a whimsical, Sixties-inspired short film starring actress Nathalie Love.

At Clarence House, the London home of Prince Charles, Erin O'Connor and Audrey Marnay joined guests for a showcase of sustainable fashion.

“I’m here because I love Sienna Miller,” Jude Law declared with theatrical flourish on Saturday morning at the Twenty8Twelve show.

“I’m here because I love Sienna Miller,” Jude Law declared with theatrical flourish on Saturday morning at the Twenty8Twelve show.

The designer played with textures in this tough-yet-pretty collection, inspired by the graphic works of the Argentine painter and sculptor Lucio Fontana.

Craig Lawrence worked his signature metallic yarns into long and lean dresses.

The designer channeled her love of hand craftsmanship and her artsy sensibility in a more sophisticated direction this season.

A youthful and bohemian collection full of short, wispy dresses and lots of lightweight denim cowboy shirts.

This collection was filled with Anastase’s signature girlish design details, such as Peter Pan collars, chunky wooden platforms and smock dresses.

Gwen Stefani's trademarks include dropped crotches, great cropped jackets, bold prints and hodgepodge inspirations — a dash of punk being a constant.