This look is stacked with attitude and bite that would make Courtney Love give a sullen nod of approval and have Taylor Momsen franticly taking tips. Smatterings of glitter and gaudy jewels piled on to haunting religious imagery bring an eerie grunge quality when paired with the sweet candy chiffon skirt. Sticking with the theme of angst and anarchy, round the neck hangs the crudely cut gold heart created by the Grand Dame of rule breaking herself, Vivienne Westwood.

Thought this isn't an outfit for being tucked away in a garage playing guitar as there's also a sense of girly corpse bride and luxury that the attention to detail brings that ran through the entire SS11 collection.

Never a duo to mutely follow trends and supply inoffensive luxurious clobber Meadham Kirchhoff bring anarchy and unexpectedness to whatever they put their hand to. French Benjamin Kirchhoff and English-born Edward Meadham met and trained together at Central Saint Martins. They've been busy provoking a reaction with their manic creations, and that can only be a good thing for fashion these days.

We can't resist the buttoned-up attitude of crisp shirts, granddad cardigans and men's brogues with their masculine allure.

Oversized blazers have been nicked from the boys along with the baggy boyfriend jeans trend, but taking our cues from Annie Hall and Katherine Hepburn it's men's tailoring that we're raiding their wardrobes for this season.

The Stella McCartney burgundy trousers, neat Prada bag, Paul Smith loafers and Peter Pilotto cardigan, reflect a subtler movement or feeling in fashion; details like cut, proportion and styling take the focus. Céline's hand is felt here too with signature sparseness and simple shapes inspiring the look. With a quiet confidence, this is power dressing for 2012.

There's something so transient about the textures and cut of these pieces that can take you from days in the office to sipping cocktails on city rooftops. Easy glamour brings the louche vibe of the seventies and transports us into the hedonistic sub culture of disco, but it's the clash of two labels that make this outfit. Evil Twin trousers bring the bite of Australian rock and roll with wild and perfectly distasteful patterns and in contrast is Chloé's signature French refinery in the blush coloured silk blouse.

Swinging through the Chloésilks comes the giant of the animal kingdom from Bex Rox in a mix of weighty gold and under the crop of messy dark hair, Michael Kors tinted sunglasses, bring the ultimate movie star mystic.

Australian designer Jodie Mckenzie launched Evil Twin in 2005. The label captures an musically influenced tough aesthetic and is gathering momentum after being invited to exhibit at 2010 London fashion week. Look for jersey dresses with a twist, rock and roll prints and plenty of attitude.