Pandora loves this... because this is a romanticized vision of Charlotte Bronte meets avant-garde fashion. An eclectic collision of two of London's greats sees the delicate decay of Erdem meet the brash opulence of Burberry flares in metallic purple.

Erdem's creation from the SS11 collection was born out of time spent immersed in the Victoria & Albert Museum's Diaghilev and the Golden Age of the Ballets Russes, 1909-1929 exhibition. As if handling garments worn by Nijinsky himself wasn't inspiration enough Moralioglu's collection took its delicate and serene white influences from the calico that was preserving the costumes. The austerity of the buttoned up blouse and James Lock & Co hat is relaxed by cut outs that look as if time has been pressing on the garment, eroding it away. But before being caught up in thoughts of poetry in purple fields the lavish pre-fall Burberry flares (a trouser shape that Christopher Bailey championed before most designers) brings a luxurious flamboyance to the look.

Georgie loves this… because who would have thought Prada could channel a technicoloured Latin America or exotic religious festival feel from influences like hospital scrubs and the 1920s.

Declaring that she was bored of minimalism Miuccia Prada turned simple yet bold silhouettes into wild hued baroque chic that's had critics in a frenzy and landed more than a stack of magazine covers. Our girl is heading for south of the border festivities with the statement stiff white shirt embroidered with cartoon like baroque monkeys and swinging bananas in cobalt blue. The form fitting skirt in hot pink and black stripes brings a sexy sophistication to the carnival with a matching pink clutch. All colour and punch, Prada has us dreaming of Tangoing into the small hours like a modern Carmen Miranda.

Sonia loves this… because it's a look that combines that expensive Lady of the Manor feel with her cooler, brooding daughter who's about to ride in the motor car, hair flying at 90mph and then dance till dawn. The easy glamour is of course all thanks to a little hit of French luxury from Hermès. Strung nonchalantly round the neck is a knotted silk white and blue scarf - a staple of any Hermès lovers wardrobe. The stunning nude lace Alessandra Rich dress paired with the Hermès stacked chunky bangles in sharp lacquered white wood add a playfulness to the outfit that steers away from associations with horsey heritage we've come to expect from the French fashion house. Bound round the other wrist is the Hermès 'Kelly 2pm' watch and 'Kelly Dog' cuff for a stark and sleek finish to the look. Now all that's missing isair kissing in the French Rivera darling.