Nicole Fahri coats never disappoint. This boxy check number with coordinating faux fur collar a perfect transitional piece for the high street. Topshop, Asos, RI? Sure, you'll find this style is absolutely all of them! I'll take it, on the high street budget though.

Vivienne Westwood Red Label reflected 40's style wartime in passionate red hues, true to Viv's notorious heritage influences it is a clear representation of females from this time period. Pleated skirts will be something I'll be looking out for when buying this summer in rich red's like this collection showcased. 

Continuing from yesterdays post on my favourite "really Ready-To-Wear" looks from day one of London Fashion Week, I'm doing a 5-day feature of the following days. 

Todays post is on day two of London Fashion Week, starting with Jasper Conran and his nude sheer polka dot knee length dress. High street retailers have already started investing in mesh inserts and polka dots were a big trend last season, so will any store/e-retailer dare to bare on their shelves, I'd like to know as I'm definitely interested in wearing!

Orla Kiely's take on winter fashion consists of 60's inspired pea coats, dolly collars and cute cat motifs! I fell in love with this collection after seeing some of my favourite fashion bloggers What's New Pussycatt and The Style Runner presentation posts. My favourite look is this turtleneck sweater, black cropped trousers and t-bar shoes with long socks. With a sweep fringe, this look is extremely 60s! 

Sibling AW14 collection featured oversized fedoras throughout, a great accessory I have already invested in! (Thanks ASOS) But what really caught my eye in this collection was the semi see through lace midi skirts. Cobalt blue was a great colourway this current season but unfortunately I didn't get my hands on any, I will definitely be snapping up what I can in the seasonal sales that start soon though! 

Antipodium take cullottes onto a new level, adding a velour fabric to the "next big thing" style of trousers set for SS14. These velvet statement trousers look almost like nightwear, worn with the fluffy T-bar sandals this is definitely a look for the wealthiest of bedtime dressers. I wasn't a massive fan of the varsity trend and wear a similar style sweater to bed, so this outfit screams bedtime for me but I can tell retailers will go wild for it.

Here is a selection of my personal favorite designers "really Ready-To-Wear" from London Fashion Week, showcasing their AW14 collections. First up on day one is Felder by Felder. I love the angular cut of the top, mesh inserts and cutaway midriffs have been a popular style for high street in previous seasons and this mix-match of textures and colours adds further development to original styles that retailers will take note of, especially Topshop/Zara. My ideal look for a night out!

J. JS Lee smartens up long oversized coats for the winter season in crisp white with added tuxedo style seamlines, giving the most popular style coat of the previous year a fresh and sophisticated form. I will definitely be investing in a long winter coat for AW14 and if retailers have been analyzing the streets like I have they'll definitely invest stocking up too! 

We are all guilty of following at least one celebrity on Instagram. 

My guilty pleasure recently is Peaches Geldof. I'm one of those annoying fans that likes every single picture in her feed, but to be fair if you follow her too you'll understand why. Apart from the insanely adorable overload of pictures with her son Astala, she uploads few but always flawless pictures of herself. Whether she's with her husband Tom, at an event, on holiday or just a plain old selfie (she even does morning selfies, that's one brave mama!) she always has time to show us what she's up to. And I don't blame her because if I looked as great and glowing as she does, then I would too! It's not only her looks I envy though, it's the life; the husband; the fortune; the glamour; the free Chanel shoes, the famous dad, the cute baby her wardrobe.