This is from Lucie Ashworth’s fabulous collection of super-sexy, fetish couture latex. Check it out at Lady Lucie

MJ and Marine are wearing clothes by designer Alex Seroge Ignatian. Alex channels the spirit of Middle Eastern, Persian culture in his work.

I’m not the biggest fan of pink and have been trying to wean my little niece off the stuff for some time, with no success - So much conditioning and brain-washing for little girls at such a young age! But Sally is really packing a punch in this pink (and punk) inspired creation by Laura Panter. Super.

Amy is wearing this fantastic tartan alternative to the grey city suit - designed by fashion-creative, Laura Fox.

I’m loving this cool cotton linen summer shirt-dress by Mary Ratcliffe and modelled by Sophie.

Raique is modelling this lovely dress by Amelia Quiambao from the ALQ A/W collection.

Lotte is wearing RaggedyRags by designer Hayley Trezise Steampunk, victorian inspired re-cycled Quirky Couture.

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Designer Georgia Nash based her collection on characters from the Nutcracker Suite. I love the dazzling  embellishment that her outfits create, along with the lush richness of the fabrics. Georgia’s outfits are both sexy and sophisticated. To be honest I was seeing a Tudor element in the clothes with the puffed-up and ruffled collar, until I discovered the Nutcracker connection, but Hey, what do I know?

I’m loving this piece of Street Couture made from PVC and metalics. Its so futuristic yet so now. Fluid, urban sports wear for the Teenies, by a young designer called Olga Shishkina.

Laura is modeling this sexy see-through creation by Beatrice K Newman. You can view Beatrice’s creations at korlekie. Beatrice says “Much of my label is inspired by “The bond woman” who is highly seductive, sensual and sexy. My collections are always quite glamorous”.

This week Spitafields in East London plays host to Alternative Fashion Week. So I p-p-p-popped down to take look and this what I saw…