London Fashion Week: Day Three...

Today is the day I met my fashion idol. No, not Jackie Collins or Ru Paul, but the woman of all women, Vogue Japan's editor-at-large herself - Anna Dello Russo. Yes, I can now class ADR herself as a good friend... can't I? Yes, of course I can. I caught her as she was striding towards the Topshop Show Space in Bedford Square, look...

Here are my boohoo.com London Fashion Week day three highlights...

Marios Schwab's glamourous Amazonian warrior women, equipped with the best fringed shoes I've ever seen, the longest, straightest hair and pleats, folds, raffia belts and Swarovski embellished sheer panels. This collection is all about 'Schwab [exploring] at once both nature and human ancestry' according to the show notes... I love the new Schwab women!

Topshop Unique's minimalism. A very monochromatic collection, with hints of yellow, next Summer is quite a move away from this season's dark, cross-influenced, heavier line. Lots of sheer too, which is quickly becoming a big recurring trend from the shows...

Temperley, probably one of my favourite shows of this fashion week, was simply incredible. Some of the tallest silhouettes I've seen on a catwalk with amazing 50s shapes, sheer panels and a sense of fun. Possibly a collection that Marilyn Monroe would take on safari with her?

And Mary Katrantzou. I wasn't at the show, but appreciating the Queen of Print isn't hard to do even from a set of pictures. It was a fashion journey Mary portrayed through her unbelievable Spring Summer 2013 collection with a montage of stamps and foreign currency taking centre stage. I don't know how she does it, but she ALWAYS makes her bizarre themes work. You wouldn't think stamps would make such gorgeous clothes would you? Well you're wrong, just look...