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Catwalk Show During Londion Fashion Week

Oli Blast Producer Oli Blast Producer | 13:08 UK time, Friday, 12 November 2010

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Hey, it's been a while coming, but the film footage of the catwalk event is now finally live on the Blast site.

Take a look and let me know what you think:

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Some of the highlights for me included Navina's ceramics inspired collection. Every girl I spoke to that night was in love with her watercolour dress in the white floaty fabric (the one we featured here . On the catwalk it really had a whimsical floaty feel that was very feminine and flattering.

Heather also tackled ceramics but with a much more sculptural feel. I particularly liked her use of geometric pattern on her designs. It had a sort of art deco feel about it, mixed with retro sci-fi.

Holly, Becky and Megan's collection which featured bamboo turned out to be a real success. I have to admit, when I saw Olaf's photos from his visit to their work in progress, I was unsure about the idea of bamboo. But the finished result was really something. I think it really made a catwalk statement, which is important if you want to be noticed (which everyone does) at London Fashion Week.

I'm not going to dissect every collection (watch the film), but the collection as a whole really inspired and impressed me so well done to everyone.

Oli

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