and capped shorts followed by summer dresses with overlapping wrapped fabric cut tight to the torso, almost Preen like.There are also a host of nautical-inspired Fifties slacks, jersey cardigans with capped sleeves and bows, soft tailored jackets and

about the Eskimo Parker. For which Woolrich are probably the best in the business at Parkers, cut in waterproof fabrics and trimmed with finest rabbit skin, stuffed with feathers and oversized so one feels like they are wrapped in a big cosy duvet -  I

. The direction of the prints heads to the late Eighties and the rave scene with graffiti and tribal-style prints. There are also some references to the Seventies' style silhouttes with head wraps, kaftans and tunic tops. There are shades of Yves Saint Laurent

was provided by a dotty print of puffed skirts teamed with grey padded jackets.For boys, dark grey cord was shaped into tailored blazers and skinny trousers, navy wool pea coats had grey patches and toning striped scarves supplied the wrapped-up warm look

to the catwalk. I never realised Italian chocolate could taste so good! The catwalk show opened with the boyswear label, Hitch-Hiker, which is gathering strength each season; layered looks with tweedy waistcoats, large checked muted coloured scarves and skinny