"The brain works in mysterious ways," Christopher Kane said after his London Fashion Week show today: "Things just came to me."

François-Henri Pinault, the chairman and chief executive at French fashion giant PPR, will be talent spotting at London Fashion Week tomorrow with his wife, the actress Salma Hayek.

The hue that's gone from safe to statement

Fashion Statement

Banish winter-weather blues with pretty jumpers from the first spring collections, says Gemma Hayward

Banish winter-weather blues with pretty jumpers from the first spring collections, says Gemma Hayward

Snuggly, squishy and suddenly cool again. You'll be glad of all that padding when the temperature drops, says cosy convert Harriet Walker

My work life has got a bit glamorous lately. Well, the last three days anyway. My week started by being whisked off to Milan to attend a party thrown by Dodo, the Italian jewellery company. I then flew straight to Edinburgh for Chanel's unbelievably lavish Métier d'Art show (I'm still not sure if that really happened? It was dream-like). Then finally it was back to London for two pressing Italian engagements: Christmas drinks hosted by Dolce & Gabbana, and later on that evening, a candlelit supper in Burlington Arcade with Salvatore Ferragamo.

Tonight's fashion awards bring to a close an exciting year for style. Look at who will have their fingers crossed later

Styling: Gemma Hayward

Storm-proofing oneself may not sound like the height of fashion, but if they're doing it in New York, it's time to take note. Everything of theirs ends up over here, after all; I feel like I can hardly move for hipsters and hot dogs.

Styling: Gemma Hayward

Olympians may have been proud to compete in their national colours, but that didn't stop them from adding their own moments of fashionable flair, says Rebecca Gonsalves