, including Chelsea & Co, Confiture and Thomas Brown. Junior especially loves Trotters' own line of beautiful Liberty print tea dresses (above).

SIMONETTA'S SHOW BEGIN'S with a signature summer dress matched with a straw trilby and a floral clutch. A somewhat eclectic collection is on display: liberty-print summer dresses, see-through plastic macs, girly T-shirts with Parisian prints

and Knightsbridge. Trusted grey and charcoal blacks were shown against muted off-beat colours such as buff and workman orange. Jeans were tucked into boots, gillets and jackets were often laid over Bonpoint's signature liberty print blouse. The most exciting look

pretty accessories like fine silver charms. A longtime favourite among the bon chic bon genre of Paris, Bonpoint's tasteful singnature style of finely tailored garments in soft muted colours, luxury fabrics and delicate Liberty prints also boosts a host

and boleros. Charo Ruiz sent out girls wearing prairie dresses with floral prints, while Violetta & Federico intoduced linen granddad shirts and slacks crafted in linen, for girls' playsuits and gypsy-style dresses splattered with Liberty print florals

floral designs adorned hats, bags and brooches, while blooms featured on dresses and skirts (right). Liberty prints were also seen on boyswear.  Roaring success Animal prints roamed the catwalks, with leopard and tiger stripes on skirts and tops in a

trousers and a great selection of quality jersey T-shirts. The girl's collection is reminiscent of French brand Bonpoint along with plenty of distinctive Liberty print puffball skirts and granddad shirts, plaid pleated skirts and sweet little pinafores

cottons. Although, both brands referenced a very nineties silhouette - loose fitting shapes, sack style dresses and oversized shirts and tops, detailed with Velcro, zips, interesting pin tucks and fabric twists.Predictably, Liberty prints were in abundance