Chloe Loves this… Because this D&G Ocelot Crew Neck Sweater is enough to bring out the inner tigress in us all. Inspired by the Latin American Wildcat the print resembles the delicate natural patterns of the creature's coat. Made from 100% Virgin Wool the jumper is wonderfully soft and is sure to keep you warm. Team it with straight black trousers in the day or a tight black mini for full impact in the evening.

D&G, the second line for Dolce&Gabanna was set up in March 1994 by the Italian design partnership Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana. Interested in designing a more youthful, casual collection the team decided to create a completely separate label that would cater to a different sort of clientele. Still enamored with enhancing the curvaceous female form, the simple separates are cut beautifully and are able to shape the body. The brand is also very well known for its well-made accessories that range from gold plated watches to luxury bags and purses. Since its launch the brand has gone from strength to strength and just this year they have opened a new flagship store on Bond Street. Remaining relevant and casting Alexandra Burke as the face of their campaigns D&G stands firm at the forefront of cutting edge fashion.

Chloe loves this… Because this vibrant Salmon coloured shift dress is no ordinary party dress. Inspired by the 80's French cultural movement Cinema du look, in which directors favoured style over substance, Holly Fulton has made sure this look is visually tantalising. Intricately embellished with fine detailing, the crystals are arranged into a signature geometric print all the way down the front of the dress. It's simple silhouette makes it the ideal canvas for such a bold design while the high neck and three quarter length sleeves are perfectly offset by the subtle shoulder pads.

After attending the Royal College of Art Holly Fulton started work designing Womenswear and accessories for Lanvin. Her experience there inspired her to create her own collections that quickly became dedicated to producing a luxurious and powerful aesthetic. She thoroughly enjoys working with unusual materials such as Perspex and metal and is especially fond of creating accessories to go with her looks. After successfully showing with Fashion East for two consecutive seasons, she was able to branch out on her own in 2010 for Autumn Winter in her first solo show. Critically acclaimed by her fashion peers she was given the Swarovski Award for emerging talent in accessories in 2009 and has also won the Young designer of the Year Awards at the Scottish Fashion Awards.

Chloe loves this… Because this 100% silk floaty Erdem gown could stop even the savviest fashionista in their tracks. Floor length, with a curvy a-line hem, the dress creates a perfect hour glass figure as it is beautifully tailored around the bust and hips. The intricate multicolored butterfly print also stands out brilliantly as it has been silk screened on to a dark midnight background. The short T-shirt like sleeves provide an extra twist on an otherwise classic piece, breath taking as it is wearable, pair it with dark accessories, sleek hair and a matte red lip for full impact.

Canadian born Erdem Moralioglu moved to London in 2000 to pursue a career in fashion after graduating from the Ryerson University of Toronto. After gaining his master's degree at The Royal College of Art he interned for Vivienne Westwood and spent a short time in New York working for Diane Von Furstenburg. His own eponymous label was first shown in London in 2006 after he saw a gap in the market for a feminine brand that wasn't afraid to use prints and bold colours. Shortly after his debut the designer was inundated with awards for his collections such as the British Fashion councils "Enterprise" Award in 2007 and the Elle Magazine's "Fashion Future Award" in 2009.