Come day 3 and some of the high-ending luxury labels like Thornton Bregazzi, Mulberry, Margaret Howell, Sophia Webster, Richard Nicoll, Marios Schwab, Matthew Williamson, Temperley London, Toga and Topshop Unique, presented their exotic ready to wear creations for London Fashion Week Spring Summer 2015.

Starting with Thornton Bregazzi, Sophia Webster and Margaret Howell, the collections were a soulful combination of the two characteristics extremely rampant in the fashion industry, the sophisticated and the crazy. Speaking of the latter, Sophia Webster did justice by showcasing her creations in jungle terrestrial set up. The collections included mostly of swimwear two pieces filled with oomph and exoticism. For Thornton Bregazzi and Margaret Howell, seriousness and classy sophistication were the highlighting essentials. Structured silhouettes, stripe prints and applique floral prints, simplistic mid waist belts were among the outshining embellishments.

Richard Nicoll, Marios Schwab, Matthew Williamson and Temperley London showcased minimalism with apt amount of glamour and magnificence. For Richard Nicoll it was all about fancy formal wear enhanced with delicate simplicity and sobriety. For Marios Schwab highest quality of erudition was at the base of every single creation. Also, delicacy and femininity was applied to its beautifully fit dresses and gowns. Also, if one aspires to view the admirable transformations of floral and geometric prints and intricate patterns, Williamson and Temperley London’s creations could be their ideal wardrobe.

Meanwhile, speaking of Toga and Topshop, the collections were exclusively ideal for the teenage pop fashionistas. Toga’s collection was a complete evening wear replete of glossy embellishments, laces and quirky belts. Topshop, on the other hand, was more sporty and playful with a diverse range of clothes including basic dresses to stylish evening wear dresses.

Concluding the day were Ashley Williams, Paul Smith, Mary Katrantzou, Belstaff, David Koma, Jonathan Saunders, Pringle of Scotland and Vivienne Westwood Red Label.

Finally, the showbiz and glitz of the New York Fashion Week comes to an end as it approaches its final day with some of the finest luxury labels, namely Ralph Lauren, Dorin Negrau, J. Mendel and Calvin Klein.

The day kicked off with Ralph Lauren who stepped in with an extremely blingy and exclusive party wear and evening ensembles. The designer went very minimalistic and mild with the colour palette which included safari green, dark orange, bright yellow, violet, mahogany and pure white. Besides, the collection also featured a few couture wear, which included mystical gowns, sleek velvet dresses, fish tail and free flowing gowns, and glossy off shoulder party wear tops to name a few. Structured silhouettes along with the comfort factor kept intact were the main essences of the collection.

Speaking of Dorin Negrau, his collection was way too differentiated than any of the collections presented in the entire fashion week. Creating a gothic and an eerie environment on the runway, the designer’s creations mostly included the darkest shades of blacks and greys. Wearability of the garments, however, was restricted to some classy and sophisticated evening wear. Fashion in the right sense, filled with saturated drama, attitude and glamour, was what the collection reflected on.

J. Mendel, the fifth generation French atelier came up with yet another novel and individualistic take for luxury evening wear and part wear ensembles. Filled with easy to wear creations, the collection also included the lavish fur embellishments, free flowing gowns, see through fabrics and metallic finishes, naming a few. A sleek glossy leather orange dress, comfortably fit and embellished with a stylish lower waist belt, was the main highlight of the collection.

The very selective and minimalistic designer, Calvin Klein stepped in next with an exclusive collection replete of formals and office wears. Slim high waist belts, leather jackets, zippers and leather dresses were among the major highlights. Keeping glossy leather as the base fabric, the designer used a very dark and dull scheme of colours, which included maroon, black, navy blue and grey. Glimpses of bling and sparkling elements could be spotted. All in all, the collection was meant essentially for all formal and office occurrences.

This brings an end to the highly glamorous and enthusiastic New York Fashion Week. Progressing further, the fashion and style freak fashionistas now await the upcoming London Fashion Week, for some new inventions and fashionable transformations from these leading designers of the world.