MARY KATRANTZOU F/W 13

Mary Katrantzou aimed for a very Eastern-look this season, in the forms of structured dresses and simple hairstyles. Cinematic prints played a huge role in the collection, with most being on dresses. The first look had the model wearing a dress with heavy padding on the shoulders to add masculinity, the print was beautiful pixels of white on black - resembling flowers falling off a jasmine tree. The next look was a strapless dress with a print of a cobbled street in London, the dress itself is very well structured with the use of material.

I love the detailing of the dress and the masculine shoulders.

Another eccentric look from the show, was the over-sized dress with wide sleeves. The print was a night scene with a photo of a jasmine tree, with the large moon at the back. To add to the mystery, the colours were black, white and with tonnes of navy. A coat them came with structured, blazer tailoring atop, in juxtaposition with the flowing bottom. The coat was in a mix of colours, ranging from pink to black.

Perhaps the more wearable look from the show, the bedazzled jumper with a neat blue pencil skirt and bootie-heels. Then came the leather black dress, with 'industria' 3D prints, the dress had wide shoulders and packed a very strong element.

The final looks used lighter materials than those before, these had subtle prints with bold colors. They looked very magical and simply beautiful.