THE MUST-HAVE sundress for Spring/Summer ’10 has to be this fabulous shocking-pink version by Il Gufo. Made from the softest silk cotton mix, the shape reflects the glamour of the Fifties with intricate cut-out overlapping circle details

calla lilies, Swarovski buttons and laser cut floral details add a touch of faded glamour to evening and day dresses, which are cut in voile, macramé and georgette. Beading and sequins decorate hemlines and add texture to floral prints

was very 'Gucci' and echoed the older line's aesthetics for high-end glamour. The stongest elements of the collection were the amazing array of coats including a beautiful bright blue fur swing coat, a cashmere duffle coat and a very 'Gucci' baby pink biker

, large trilbies, floral head scarves and striped tights.Boyswear, a fairly new edition to the Miss Grant empire and aptly titled Grant Garcon, was agreeably casual for a brand so caught up in glamour and glitz. Smart cashmere and wool jumpers were matched

and accessories. Trousers and jeggings were sent out in array of bold brights.The collection echoed the glamour of the fifties, the Muse being the beautiful Audrey Hepburn, who famously said, "My look is attainable".Photography courtesy of Pitti Bimbo

wear is another of the brands fortes, whilst most Italian brands venture to glamour and glitz, Il Gufo concentrate on convention – summer dresses with pin tuc details and gathered waists. Waistlines accentuated with ribbon ties, and volume created

with military, ripped jeans, checks (with a twist of sparkling flecks glamour) and tweeds. Where The Wild Things Are saw playful touches with animal prints, eyelets and studs – the look is all about layering.For boys there were jeans in purple and bright green

. Perhaps the most girly of the four influences, pink was the prominent colour, which will appeal to little girls everywhere. Coco is the romantic side of the Miss Grant girl, with a nod to Fifties' Hollywood glamour, beautiful weaved hats look opulent

were a little apprehensive of whether Spazio Sei, a licence company celebrated for bling, glamour and glitz, would be able achieve the Marni aesthetic, but with a beautifully illustrated invite received a few days before I felt confident that they would