Before moving on to Milan Fashion Week which starts today, we bring you the highlights for the last day of London collections women’s AW16. The closing day of lfw saw Georgia may Jagger walking for Ashley Williams in black buttoned shift dress.

Marques’Almeida’s show was very colourful in oversized silhouettes, Mother of Pearl presented a athleisure vis-à-vis to Christopher Raeburn’s military fabrics. Japanese designer Yasuko Furuta(Toga) second show at London was an interesting showcase of Knitted flared trousers, studded dungarees, sheer tulle skirts and faux fur sleeve coats.

ASAL, meaning real or genuine in Urdu and honey in Persian, is the new fashion label, a diffusion line, from the House of Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla.

ASAL carries forth the design philosophy of ‘Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla’, its parent couture label,  is reworked in meticulous machine-embroideries, accented with handmade craftsmanship and is created for women and men who want fine clothing which are both current and chic.

The ASAL Temple Gota Collection consists of ‘Gold and Silver Gota with silk and georgette strips and chevron silk on a canvas of vermilion georgette. A can-can infuses some Moulin rouge to the exuberant flare of the Goddess ghagra/skirt. A ‘barely there’ blouse in skin net adds a flourish of sexy to complete the ensemble.

While the most vibrant yellow comes alive with tangerine, lime and pomegranate, mirror borders endow this fruity feast of hues with a breathtaking luminescence in this delicious ghagra which is paired with a Banarasi net dupatta and topped with a mirrored mosaic blouse in the ASAL Patti Mirror Collection

It is edgier, classical, our fundamental design sensibilities and aesthetics very much in place but deliciously twisted and tweaked to create a brand new expression. We created ASAL, our diffusion label, to be more accessible to all those who would love to be a part of the Abu Jani Sandeep Khosla legacy”, share the designer duo.

Whilst day 4 of London Fashion Week was an exciting yet busy time dominated by had aBurberry, Christopher kane coming on their own besides Antonio Berardi, Sophia Webster, Fashion Utopias annual International Fashion Showcase of 80 emerging designers from 24 countries, Roksanda, Erdem, Peter Pilotto and so on…

Nevertheless it’s done and dusted and we bring you the highlights of the day.

Burberry womenswear collection features a mix of patterns and textures influenced by British artists, musicians and history along with a series of individual designed and named bags which can be personalized with up to three initials as part of Burberry’s Runway Made to Order service

The collection consisted of Cashmere military coats, duffle coats, field jackets, fur-trimmed puffers, cape coats, cape jackets, patchwork skirted dresses, pleated dresses, panelled T-shirt dresses, flared officer trousers, cropped military trousers in double-faced fabrics, intricate embroidery, leather buffing with stone for a high-shine finish. The showcase was in electric colour palette of Parade red, sapphire blue, military green, black, mustard, powder blue, metallic teal, white, gunmetal, regimental navy.

Christopher Kane had a flurry of clothes in his AW16 show with a brand coming on its own and is part bought out by a luxury conglomerate. The showcase fulfilled all women’s requirement starting from knits, bags, fabulous tailoring with an equally good selection of shoes and boots and a logo sweater rendered with a gothic type ‘K’.

Roksanda launched a handbag line comprising of leather bags and coin purses to be available by summer end while her AW16 predominantly had cape-collar, with its jumbo shoulder-skimming shape.

Sophia Webster with NewGen sponsorship and training under Nicholas Kirkwood was the only footwear presentation. This time around she brought us corpse bride inspired collection with floral, embroidered leather boots, holographic butterflies and stone-encrusted heels, with her tongue-in-cheek slogan clutches read as: ‘drop dead gorgeous’ and ‘I myself, am strange and unusual’.