J.W Anderson Fall 2013 Collection London Fashion Week

Wonderful architectural pieces defined the new J.W Anderson collection presented at this London Fashion Week 2013 edition. Check out the most impressive runway looks.

The London Fashion Week 2013 brought a fun mix of amazing looks and different style perspectives. If some went over the top, others like J.W. Anderson were more reserved and designed with practicality in mind, without abandoning whimsical touches in the process. The J.W Anderson fall 2013 collection proved a fun mix which reflected the designer's love of symbols, being named “Semiology of Self”. As a result there wasn't a single dull moment in the newest line of the designer which recently unveiled a fun collection in collaboration with Topshop.

At first, the looks proved fairly conservative and modern and as the show progressed, the new looks became bolder and bolder revealing a clear desire to reflect the season's hottest looks with the geometric construction being in the spotlight. This London Fashion Week 2013 edition brought a serious dose of lady-like sophistication, so an opposite view feels fresh and super exciting. For the gals who aren't afraid of incorporating some fun masculine touches in their looks, oversized coats can be a great piece for spicing up your new season looks.

Sporty vibes, asymmetry, leather and fab grafitti-inspired prints were just some of the alternatives which stood out in the J.W Anderson fall 2013 line. The focus on unexpected proportions and spectacular details which stand out without too much effort was the key to success adopted by the young designer. Though leather pieces were used in abundance in the new season collections , few designers went for leather based outfits which impressed with their unexpected touches. The J.W Anderson fall 2013 collection, made a persuasive case for such fun outfits.

With all the focus on proportions and modern elements, contrast was easily ensured and the formula for the perfect outfit seemed simple enough. This is why the designer focused mostly on neutral tones with a few accent colors thrown in. The need for accessories was also drastically reduced, making the looks feel sharp and spectacular in their own right. The result? Fab alternatives with an edgy twist we'd love to see more of in the upcoming season.