Party feet by Atalanta Weller

Nothing catches my attention like a pair of fierce heels. Atalanta Weller's exhibition during London Fashion Week, certainly made an impact on me. Although she's not afraid of highest height, the number one for her when she's designing is comfort and her creations are hot!
Atalanta graduated from the prestigious Cordwainers, set up her label in 2009 very quickly establishing herself among the shoe-elite. Apart from designing her own collections, she has been creating shoes for Maria Grachvogel, collaborated with House of Holland and Gareth Pugh and her shoes have been bought by the V&A museum for their permanent collection. Quite an achievement for someone who's only come out with her sixth collection. And there's much more to come I'm sure.
Here are few styles I'm loving for AW 12. you can buy Weller's shoes at YoungBritishDesigners.com.
Have a stylish day.

Trends from LFW

There were too many shows to cover at LFW, and one was better than the other one. I picked few that I think really needed to be mentioned and over the following months will review some more that I liked. For now I'm going to wrap up LFW and concentrate on great Italian fashion ( Milan Fashion Week has started today with Gucci show at 3pm, which I'm dying to watch on live stream (thanks heavens for them)).
But before I do that I want to point out few trends from the past week that I liked and expect we see a lot of next season. London is a lot about prints, we have people like Mary Katranzou and Peter Pilotto playing around with digital prints and Pilotto's take on volume caught my attention too.
I'm a sucker for animal prints and the python version by Mr. Henry Holland was awesome. Antonio Berardi's show was breathtaking and will definitely get back to it, but for now look at those jewelled pants. I need a pair in my life!
And Holly Fulton definitely can't be forgotten. I love her playful take on fashion and her cheerful clothing.
And of course there's so much more. But for now that's all and don't forget to let me know what shows you loved the most.
Have a stylish day.
python print at House of Holland
Embellished pants at Antonio Berardi
Volume and prints at Peter Pilotto
Cheerful clothing at Holly Fulton

(Photo: Style.com)