While the thought of velvet may inspire nightmarish images of shiny fabric, we’re here to guide you through it.

Katrantzou’s creates dresses that are wearable, a tactic Pakistan's couture houses could learn from.

The truth is, when it comes to looking hot when the weather’s not, most of us don’t have a clue.

The cape can be either dressed up or down, and is the ultimate ‘throw on and go’ item for this season.

The most versatile trend this season has been the revival of the longer hemlines and feminine dresses.

Yousefzada’s collection featured dramatic clean cuts with symmetrical hemlines to add that little bit of edge.

One of the easiest trends to follow for autumn/winter 2010 is minimalism.

One of autumn/winter’s hottest trends has been nailed by Burberry’s Creative Director Christopher Bailey.

Designers have come through and brought back one of the most wearable, neutral colours seen in collections in years.

Catwalks for Autumn/Winter are now ablaze with leg -lengthening and bum-minimising trousers.