PFW: Valentino

Quite possibly my favourite collection from Paris so far. Each piece is just perfection, thanks to the bows, sheer fabrics, cute twin sets and nude shades that made up this collection. I want it all.

Sarah Burton to design Royal Wedding dress?

I would love it if this were true! I have no doubt that Sarah Burton, creative director of Alexander McQueen would do a wonderful job on Kate Middleton's wedding dress. It would envision it to be detailed, romantic, with a modern edge. She has my vote. 

PFW: Stella McCartney

I adore Stella McCartney, but even I have to admit that this collection wasn't one of her best - in my opinion anyway, referring mainly to her more masculine pieces. However, these pieces I did love. They were cute, feminine and playful. I particularly liked the scallop detail, velvet and peplum skirts. 

PFW: Christian Dior

Whilst the show was drowned in contraversy, the clothes themselves were undeniably beautiful, and typical of Galliano. Layering, sheer, frills and texture are the first words that come to mind with this collection, and for me, the dresses (most long and flowing) stole the show.

Whilst John Galliano's actions last week were inexusable and catergorically wrong, know body can deny the brilliance of his work, as the world of fashion mourns one of this most talented designers.

Christina Hendricks for Vivienne Westwood

I am  so pleased to see Mad Men star Christina Hendricks as the face of Vivienne Westwood's 'Get a Life' jewelery collection. The actress who plays Joan in the 1960s set TV drama looks stunning in these photos for the ad campaign. 

P.S does anyone watch Mad Men? Such a brilliant show!