LFW: Day 3

The daily dose of fashion week has left me with a taste of victory in my mouth- as it was all about metallic shades of gold and silver. With any luck, GB will be bringing some Sochi metals home from the Winter Olympics, too!

More prints and sheers were present than at a paint explosion in a lingerie store, with Paul Smith, Temperley London and Mary Katrantzou jumping on board the folk train to chic city. Mr Smith took a more masculine twist with his suiting, whereas Temperley and Katrantzou produced more than their fair share of beautifully embellished dresses.

So, back to today's key looks, including Temperley London, Topshop Unique and Richard Nicoll.

Temperley London AW14

Paul Smith AW14

Richard Nicoll AW14

Topshop Unique AW14

Looks like by December 2014 we will all be dressing in everyday easy opulence.

Photo credits: Indigital, Catwalking

Warning: Radioactive material

Bananas and brazil nuts have been found to be radioactive, and these items are equally explosive. Here is how to be in your element in prints, all courtesy of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York. Who said Chemistry can't be fun?

Step 1. Find yourself a nice set of wheels and go head-to-toe.

CZAR BY CESAR GALINDO S/S 14

Step 2. Toughen up a pretty, sweeping dress with slick make- up and plenty of attitude.

FALGUNI AND SHANE PEACOCK S/S14

Step 3. Lose the accessories. That's an order.

NOON BY NOOR S/S 14

Step 4. Top it off with a pair of shoes that will shake 'em to the core. These Charlotte Olympia's fit the radioactive bill nicely.

Photo credits: mbfashionweek; backseatstylers