OUR PICKS FROM FFW.

With the wrap up of Fall Fashion Week we decided to bring you our favourites, from Valentino to Mara Hoffman - it's evident we all have different tastes. Enjoy!

There's definitely something Mary! This season she wanted to take the focus away from her famous print work and fuel the need for her intringuing silhouttes, and we surprisingly love! Silhouttes printed with tram-lined cobblestones, a single streetlamp, misty moonlight - who said monochrome was boring?

The Hoff has done it again - statement pieces included a quilted bomber embroidered with a tribal Suzani pattern and hooded robelike coats that would appeal to a gypset vagabond. I could wear every single piece.

Two intelligent young artists once said, "you got it dude" - and we couldn't agree more. The Olsens care deeply about the details. A substantial fisherman knit with exaggerated sleeves and sweaters with oversize proportions. "Without it being easy, we wanted it to be easy," Mary-Kate said afterward, summing up this collection perfectly.

Christopher Kane revisited his archive to re-invent gothic velvet, detached hems and the appliquéd flowers from Spring 2012. And as always the punky nonchalance of the bad girls he remembers from his childhood. I want more than anything to be a Christopher Kane girl.

Vermeer's 'Girl With a Pearl Earring' stared out from Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli's mood board this season. Collars in laser-cut leather encrusted with beads, A-line shifts, tulip embroidered lace gowns, and dresses in the Delft ceramics pattern - perfection sums it up in one word.

Lots of love from the Alice in La-La team xx
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