Fashion Week Daily reports that Prada is undergoing discussions with H&M about an affordable line. If people went wild about Stella McCartney, think how it can turn out this time… I have been pretty relaxed the other times, but if a contract works out, I might just be one of those people waiting for hours in line.

Style.com is making me crazy. They have the lookbook, but they can be so slow on the trigger. Here’s at least some more:

Giles Deacon

Finally some fun! This collection was a mix of pretty garments in neutral colors and totally crazy ones. There was alot of 90’s here and alot of animal prints, only in pink or other strange versions. Some of this is of course just too wild to actually wear, but I liked many of the outfits. It felt like a breath of fresh air among all the grey and black collections.

Karen Walker

But to the much better one: The collection I would wear with pride. It’s actually one of my favorites so far. There was some 80’s in it. I love the masculine looks, they were much more fresh than we have been seing for a while. The pallette is gorgeus, not too much color, but not to much grey either. Brown spiced up with a little teal. Love the layering. Oh, what the heck, just look at the pictures. Those first two are heaven.

There’s a huge trend evolving that you can’t seem to escape, cause so far nearly every designer has jumped on the bandwagon. Not that I wan’t to escape it either, cause it is super practical: Wear black tights with everything, and then I mean absolutely everything. We saw this trend in the spring collections in Dolce & Gabbana’s collection among a few more, now it’s growing big:

Anna Sui, Derek Lam, Karl Lagerfeld and Temperley.

Proenza Schouler, Paul Smith Women, Aquascutum and Giles Deacon.