Get fierce and feline in Equipment's silk shirt and Camilla & Marc's wild trousers. Inspired by the plains of Africa this look has been brought to the urban jungle.

For AW11 prints have been making a bold appearance. This is the season to mix it, match it and clash it but most of all be bold and wear it top to toe. Paired with bright flashes of gold from the Mawi bracelet and Charlotte Olympia shoes we've upped the fun gaudy factor and gone all out.

Equipment was formed by Christian Restoin who reworked the men's shirt for women in 1975. With old holloywood stars in masculine tailoring as his muse Restoin's work was snapped up. Now Serge Azria of Current/Elliot takes the label forward, relaunched the brand in 2010 with a collection of androgynous styles staying true to the label's heritage but keeping it fresh for a new generation to discover.

Graphic patterns and geometric shapes, pleats of thigh-skimming leather, and big hair: This is what happens when Versace, Emma Cook and Holly Fulton collide.

All legs and supermodel hair makes for the calling card of Versace and this slice of pleated leather holds true to the fashion house. Emma Cook gives her version of East End girl and lands a dose of grit to all that sex appeal.

Fellow Londoner Holly Fulton brings her knock out Art Deco feel to oversized earnings swinging and glinting under that mane.

These three, Versace, Fulton and Cook know a thing or two about making a statement and forging their own fashion path.

Angular cubes of popping colour fall into place - this is colour blocking quite literally. The silky hot pink Alexander McQueen dress, Stella McCartney chain clutch and Isabel Marant trainers tumble hurriedly down.

Thought this is no outfit made for sitting on the sofa playing one of the greatest computer games ever made (yes, we mean Tetris). This is a fun blend of girly street style with its two buns, all animal ear like and socks with trainers. The exposed back of the dress injects a little sexiness and the shocking blue eye shadow stylishly breaks the rules of avoiding the shade for fear of full on '80's eyes. This is a look that deserves being shown off.