The Apollo Theatre was a striking backdrop to Lee’s collection of modern classics.

Bobby Abley’s collection was a kaleidoscope of prints.

Riccardo Tisci is still getting to grips with green fashion, and it remains a work in progress.

The designers shook up their shirt offering with different silhouettes, embellishments and subtle embroidery that elevated the classic style.

Moving away from Chinese movies references, Zhang is serving Nineties sexy glamazon, inspired by “Sex and the City.”

MM6 put their own spin on puffer jackets in a new collaboration with The North Face.

With this winning show, Anderson cemented his reputation as fashion’s golden boy.

Erdem Moralioglu returned to the National Portrait Gallery with this lavish, embellished collection that took its cues from the young Cecil Beaton.

Kane looked at Adam and Eve’s story of perversion and passion and translated the theme both loosely and literally to deliver a collection that melded practicality with his signature eccentricity.

The designer crafted the collection from leftover fabric of a dozen of London-based fashion design studios.

Tommy Now returned to London with a more subdued show at Tate Modern that put the focus on sustainability.

The biggest takeaway from this show was that the notoriously cerebral designer got up and sang.

Rocha inspirations ranged from underwater life to baptism clothes, but she managed to bring it all together to create a dreamy, otherworldly look.

Emilia Wickstead embraced her ladylike sensibility to deliver a collection that transported you to a glamorous world of dress-up and drama.

“I wanted these to be plain clothes done in a beautiful way,” said the designer.