London Fashion Week

Today was the first day of London Fashion Week. This year’s Mulberry tote has a fox on it! We enjoyed a very early morning glass of champagne with the opening ceremony, which had a speech from Samantha Cameron. Harold Tillman is so nice, he’s like the rich Grandad you’ve always wanted.

Our first show of the season was Maria Grachvogel in the ballroom of the newly re-opened Savoy hotel. We’d watched a BBC show about the restoration so we were excited to see inside. The invitation doubled a handy notebook.

Just before the show started, we were rushed to front row seats complete with goodie bags.

There were some really nice tailored pieces in the show and I loved the knit dresses.

Afterwards we spotted our faces in the back of a few other people’s photos. The goodie bags included a bottle of water (expensive), hair products, a make-up bags and lots of anti-ageing creams.

Our second show was Caroline Charles at Somerset House. I always love listening to the sound the wall of photographers make.

There were lots of awesome hats in this show.

We then caught up on a bit of work in the press room. They feed us well with porridge for breakfast, salads and soup at lunch, scones at 3 o’clock and an unlimited amount of vitamin water and coke.

It was then time for the Corrie Nielsen show which has some amazing dresses.

We then rushed to the Mercer Studios for the Felguni & Shane Peacock show. Britney Spears wears a lot of this brand.

Afterwards, we picked up Tom's laptop from the Apple Store. They'd done about £900 worth of repairs on it and we were expecting to pay a few hundred, but were amazed and happy when the man told us there would be no charge.

We were hoping to see the Felder Felder show but the show was full to capacity by the time we got there, so we picked up dinner in town and headed home to relax.