London Fashion Week top 10 shows

10. Richard Nicoll
Nice architectural constuctions that enhance the feminine silhouette... Especially the skirts.

9. Todd Lynn
Slender power shapes, lovely shades of beige and a Gareth Pugh-inspired sense of futurism.

8. Topshop Unique

It was an inspiring show full of poetry and very northern. Loads of sheepskin and wool that will keep you super warm during long winter nights out!

7. Roksanda Ilincic

I really really liked Roksanda's new take on classical ladylike fashion. It was sophisticated like a 30's film but with an edge.

6. Erdem

I always love Erdem's playful shapes and florals. This time, though, even more. A leather skirt with a flowery shirt is definitely the way to go next winter.

5. Basso & Brooke

They were the first ones to experiment with digital prints... Now every avant-garde designer is doing it, but they are still the best at it.

4. Christopher Kane

The enfant terrible of British fashion has gone for "gothic florals" this winter. It's a strange and disconcerting collection, yet inevitably adorable. Very Christopher Kane.

3. Mary Katrantzou

The new cult Greek designer is very intelligently exploring new creative pathways. I just love the way she has interpreted baroque inspiration.

2. Louise Goldin

Those futuristic and slightly space-era shapes, the fabrics, the colours, the details...Simply genius.

1. Paul Smith

At the end of the day, he still interprets British style, sense of humour and femininity like no-one. After all, didn't he invent it?

Which one is your favourite?