Chaos about sums up the backstage area after today’s Burberry show. After all, the likes of Harry Stiles and Bradley Cooper were in the house causing female frenzies at every turn. Escaping the crowds, Cara Delevingne looked calm and collected post-show when she posed for this shot.

Star power squared: one of them floated down the runway in floral silk and one of them stood behind it belting out the words “only love can hurt like this” with the emotion of one whose soul was being torn apart. And after the Burberry show was over, Paloma Faith and Cara Delevingne were just two regular girls in conversation.

It might have been spring. A billow of silk in hand-painted florals brushing past a bare, sandalled leg. With it, Burberry Prorsum’s London fashion week show opened, welcoming in the season of the Bloomsbury Girl – a girl wrapped in romance, a haze of antique sentiments, and handicrafts. The painterly florals persisted across trench coats, shearling jackets, even shoes. There was something defiant about Christopher…

2014 brings a fresh take on transparency, with layers of sheer fabrics intended to add a three dimensional quality to spring and summer fashion. With each sheer overlay acting as a petal, the resulting layers appear rather lightweight and ethereal, and quite beautiful if done right. After the break - how to master the art of sheer layering, to make see-through garments your secret weapon for spring.

If there’s one model-slash-actress-slash-socialite that can make you tempted to reach for a pair of scissors, it’s Suki Waterhouse. While fringed hairstyles aren’t that prominent right now, there’s always a chance they’ll keep worming their way back into the list of 2014 hair trends; especially with the likes of Suki rocking the style with soft waves, strong brows, and a masculine suit.

Celebrating upcoming and emerging talent from the British fashion scene, London Collections: Men brought plenty of winning looks to the runway. Here are 10 of the best collections for the autumn / winter 2014 menswear season in London.

Dapper yet perfectly understated despite the bold fur collar, Brit rapper Tinie Tempah wore this getup to the Burberry men’s show in London this week. As a style icon for a generation, Tempah doesn’t disappoint: it’s all about merging cleanness with attitude.

As an ambassador of London Collections: Men (the menswear component of London fashion week) it’s David Gandy‘s job (as far as anyone can tell) to pop up at as many events as possible. And so for the past three days he’s been doing his dapper best, donning three-piece suits and stylish accessories, being shuttled around in official vehicles and posing politely for press. This shot…

Gracing the front row and the soundtrack: not everyone manages to do both simultaneously. Paloma Faith did it in pretty pink lace at yesterday’s Burberry Prorsum men’s show in London, the heartfelt, piano-backed refrains her song Just Be making up part of the runway music.

With its trenchcoats and wellingtons and ubiquitous nova check plaid, it’s fair to say that Burberry long ago earned its place in the London landscape. This season, the London landscape earned it’s place at Burberry. The London men’s show opened with map-print scarves draped across models’ shoulders like cartographical capes in a google map world, as much a nod to hand-crafts as to the timeworn…