Monday night saw the glitterati of the fashion world descend on the London Coliseum for the annual British Fashion Awards in a lavish ceremony peppered with humour from dashing host Jack Whitehall.
The ceremony has become infamous for the highly converted Model of The Year award which was bagged by Cara Delevigne last year. This year saw raven-haired newcomer Edie Campbell swipe the crown from Cara in embellished-denim rebellion.
Kate Moss, fresh from a signing of the 60th anniversary of Playboy for which she is the cover star, received a special recognition gong for 25 years of service to and influence over the fashion industry. Rita Ora later tweeted 'Oh Moss The Boss - How I Love U'. Rita chose a Vivienne Westwood dress and Christian Louboutin heels for the occasion.
Gwyneth Paltrow, aptly dressed in Prada presented the International Designer Of The Year Award to Miuccia Prada.
Sienna Miller, dressed in Brit's favourite Burberry presented the British Brand trophy to Christopher Bailey who also accepted Designer Brand Of The Year and Menswear Designer Of The Year on behalf of Burberry.
Womenswear Designer Of The Year was scooped by Christopher Kane.
Harry Styles who modestly opted for all-black won the British Style Award, presented by an angelic looking Alexa Chung who has received the award on three separate occasions.
The British Fashion Awards continue to remind all that the British Isles are home to the best designers, the birthplace of huge trends and favoured stomping ground to the most eclectic, eccentric and adventurous style on the planet.
