Collaborator and best friend of Sir Phillip Green, Kate Moss was present, front and centre, sat between the fashion mogul and his son Brandon, with Anna Wintour's sartorial presence felt one seat along.
But the young hot things of TV, film and music were also taking in the spring/summer 2014 offerings from Topshop's capsule premium range, with Daisy Lowe and Samantha Barks hugging and giggling while they watched Cara Delevingne and Jourdan Dunn strut their way down the runway at Regent's University on Sunday.
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All about the legs: Ellie, Pixie, Daisy, Samantha, Suki Waterhouse and Kaya Scodelario flashed their pins
The hottest seats of the week: Kate Moss leads the VIP front rowers at the Topshop Unique Show at London Fashion Week
Anna Wintour's attendance certainly proved that Topshop is a fashionable force to be reckoned with, and will no doubt be gracing the glossy pages of U.S. Vogue.
From behind her trademark sunglasses she took in the new season garments, while a few seats down from her, Pixie Geldof captured the models on her phone, saving the images so she could decide which items she would have to add to her wardrobe.
But the model may not have had a chance to get back to her own closet, as she was wearing the same blue turn-up trousers she wore at the W Magazine dinner hosted by Cara Delevingne the night before.
Still she looked fresh-faced with a flash of red lipstick to colour her smile while chatting to Ellie Goulding, who has been attending the majority of shows this LFW season, having attended the PPQ and House Of Holland runways in stylish fashion.
Providing a cheerful scene were Daisy Lowe and Samantha Barks, who like school girls reuniting after a long summer, smiled and chatted as the models walked down the runway.
Tweeting after the show, the Les Miserablés star wrote: 'Had so much fun with my soulmate @daisylowe at the @Topshop #Unique #ss14 show! Amazing venue very cool show!! :) xxx'.
Suki Waterhouse, who hasn't yet walked in any of this season's shows, was sat on the front row.
The fashion elite: (L-R) Anna Wintour, Philip Green, Moss and Brandon Green took centre stage on the front row
Cosying up: Philip put his arm around Kate as they chatted away before show
Contrast: Bold prints on silk ran through the entire collection, while suede featured heavily, on jackets, skirts and, here on a top, as modelled by Cara Delevingne
Catwalk queen: Cara Delevingne led the march of models at the end of the show, which saw sundresses of all sorts rule the catwalk. Thankfully for the models shoes were flat, for once: sliders and plimsolls in white or metallic tones
'Stunning': Jourdan Dunn, who'd been scoffing Nando's chicken backstage moments before stepping onto the catwalk, looked elegant in a silk sun dress. Indigo, electric and midnight blue formed the backbone for the palette at Unique. The youthful but elegant was well-cut with interesting shapes and detail
FrostFrench designer Sadie Frost made a sophisticated show in a checked trouser suit, adding to the glamour.
And what better way to prove your the hippest fashion show in town than with a visit from the hippest band on the scene.
Haim - made up of sisters Este, Danielle and Alana - brought their LA cool vibe to the Topshop Unique show, no doubt an exciting moment for Alana, the baby of the group, who hopes one day to be a resident of London town.
She tweeted after the show: 'The clothes were great but the best part of the topshop fashion show was running into the SEXAY @charli_xcx'.
Hayley Atwell took time away from Trafalgar Studios - where she is starring in The Pride - to enjoy the fashionable offerings on the London Fashion Week calendar. She arrived in towering black lace up boots and a satin lingerie-style pair of shorts with a loose black top, floppy hat and bundles of gold jewellery.
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Pals: Anna Wintour, Philip Green and Kate Moss chatting on the front row
Deep in conversation: Notoriously intimidating Anna 'Nuclear' Wintour doesn't phase Kate or Sir Philip
Left, Sadie Frost looked chic in a blue and red plaid trouser suit. Right, new BFF alert: Daisy Lowe and Samantha Barks were giggling together as they sat on the front row at Regent's University
Hot young things: Daisy and Samantha sat with Pixie Geldof and Ellie Goulding on the Topshop Unique front from
'Soulmates': Samantha tweeted about her friendship with Daisy, celebrating the model via 140 characters. Right, Haim the band - Alana, Danielle and Este - brought their LA cool to proceedings today
Young style: Kaya Scodelairo and Atlanta de Cadenet looked stylish as they attended the Topshop Unique Spring Summer 2014 catwalk show
Classy style: U.S. Vogue editor and designer Sadie Frost certainly added a sophisticated presence to the fashion show held at the Topshop Show Space
Walking with pride: Actress Hayley Atwell took a break from her West End play to take in the fashionable sights of London Fashion Week while right, Samantha had the perfect skirt for the wet weather
Popular: Daisy Lowe arriving to a pack of awaiting photographers. 'Topshop is always amazing,' she said before the show. 'Kate Phelan does such an incredible job. There's always something for every occasion, whether you want to dress up or down'
Hope it doesn't get too windy: With so many high-rising splits in her skirt, Daisy was close to revealing a little much of her bottom half than she would have hoped to, while Samantha had the perfect skirt for the wet weather
TOPSHOP UNIQUE SS14 - LIZ JONES AT LONDON FASHION WEEK
Thank goodness. Topshop Unique has, for the past few seasons, been far too tasteful, and grown up, and sober.
This new collection, held in an extremely soggy tent in Regent’s Park, with Kate Moss sat front row next to owner Philip Green, managed to be both pretty and edgy at the same time. I loved the satin, bias cut slip dresses, which were almost backless (fashion’s new erogenous zone), and in jewel colours. Easy pyjama bottoms came printed, or in satin with a colour blocked hem, worn beneath cropped sweaters. Best of all were the kaftan dresses, and the use of striped shirting for mini dresses: it’s as though you have woken up after a big night out, and slung on your boyfriend’s shirt over bare legs and a smile.
The trapeze top, which is a cut-off smock shape, will have parents worried their teenager daughter is pregnant, but it’s a new shape you just cannot escape next spring. My favourite garment was a rough hewn sailor’s top seemingly made out of an old post bag, with tassels, and a hood: it looks much better than it sounds. Colours were deep purple to powder blue and navy, with sequins kept to a minimum, thank goodness, and NO LACE!!! Hurrah!
Shoes were pretty sensible, and mostly flat silver plimsolls or slides, but I wonder if this was not just because of the uneven turf. And can someone tell me what was going on with the model whose mascara had run and looked as though she was in a coma?
This new collection, held in an extremely soggy tent in Regent’s Park, with Kate Moss sat front row next to owner Philip Green, managed to be both pretty and edgy at the same time. I loved the satin, bias cut slip dresses, which were almost backless (fashion’s new erogenous zone), and in jewel colours. Easy pyjama bottoms came printed, or in satin with a colour blocked hem, worn beneath cropped sweaters. Best of all were the kaftan dresses, and the use of striped shirting for mini dresses: it’s as though you have woken up after a big night out, and slung on your boyfriend’s shirt over bare legs and a smile.
The trapeze top, which is a cut-off smock shape, will have parents worried their teenager daughter is pregnant, but it’s a new shape you just cannot escape next spring. My favourite garment was a rough hewn sailor’s top seemingly made out of an old post bag, with tassels, and a hood: it looks much better than it sounds. Colours were deep purple to powder blue and navy, with sequins kept to a minimum, thank goodness, and NO LACE!!! Hurrah!
Shoes were pretty sensible, and mostly flat silver plimsolls or slides, but I wonder if this was not just because of the uneven turf. And can someone tell me what was going on with the model whose mascara had run and looked as though she was in a coma?
Back to the day job: After hosting the W Magazine dinner on Saturday night, Cara was back on the catwalk for Topshop on Sunday
Top British talent: Cara and Jourdan Dunn took
to the catwalk to model the new season collection from Topshop's capsule
range Unique
Fabrics: Bonded silks made for
interesting contrast while vibrant hues of blue 'from the sky and the
sea' joined orange, marigold and dandelion, white, grey and green
Precious: Electric blue suede flares
shouldn't have worked... but they so did. Paired with diaphanous voile
they were glam with just a hint of Seventies chic. Elsewhere, open handcrafted knitwear, right, and unfinished hems, left
Leader of the pack: Delevingne certainly has positioned herself as the British model of the moment
BACKSTAGE BEAUTY AT TOPSHOP UNIQUE by Bianca London at London Fashion Week
Hannah Murray, Topshop Beauty Consultant, was responsible for creating
the S/S14 look backstage at today's show using none other than Topshop Beauty.
Inspired by wild heady Ibiza days and the endless freedom of summer where days and nights all roll into one, Hannah worked her magic on the girls to create a beachy yet sultry look.
Speaking to MailOnline backstage at the show she said: 'The look is dishevelled, decayed and sultry. We have used the new matte bronzer to sculpt the face and achieve that undone, lived-in, effortlessly cool Ibiza beach beauty.'
Skin was effortlessly bronzed and matte in texture and Hannah swept a golden metallic dusty plum blush over the cheeks for a sun-kissed glow.
The eyes took centre stage on the catwalk today and were lived-in, sexy eyes that had been smudged with a grunge stick to give a wet feel.
'The eyes take centre stage this summer at Topshop Beauty. Tough, heavy, destroyed kohl lines the lower eye. Gloss is layered on the lid over a soft metallic brown eye shadow for a high shine finish.
'Inspired by the scattered mirrored embellishment seen in the Unique SS'14 Collection, metallic silver liner is applied in the corner of the eye to glimmer in the sunlight and we've asked the girls to scrunch their eyes up, whilst brows were brushed.'
The look was completed with a sheer lip to complement the neutral tones of the bronzed skin and gently lined for soft definition, which gave the likes of Cara, Rosie and Jourdan their catwalk glow.
Inspired by wild heady Ibiza days and the endless freedom of summer where days and nights all roll into one, Hannah worked her magic on the girls to create a beachy yet sultry look.
Speaking to MailOnline backstage at the show she said: 'The look is dishevelled, decayed and sultry. We have used the new matte bronzer to sculpt the face and achieve that undone, lived-in, effortlessly cool Ibiza beach beauty.'
Backstage beauty: Hannah Murray, Topshop Beauty
Consultant, was responsible for creating the s/s14 look backstage at
today's show
Skin was effortlessly bronzed and matte in texture and Hannah swept a golden metallic dusty plum blush over the cheeks for a sun-kissed glow.
The eyes took centre stage on the catwalk today and were lived-in, sexy eyes that had been smudged with a grunge stick to give a wet feel.
'The eyes take centre stage this summer at Topshop Beauty. Tough, heavy, destroyed kohl lines the lower eye. Gloss is layered on the lid over a soft metallic brown eye shadow for a high shine finish.
'Inspired by the scattered mirrored embellishment seen in the Unique SS'14 Collection, metallic silver liner is applied in the corner of the eye to glimmer in the sunlight and we've asked the girls to scrunch their eyes up, whilst brows were brushed.'
The look was completed with a sheer lip to complement the neutral tones of the bronzed skin and gently lined for soft definition, which gave the likes of Cara, Rosie and Jourdan their catwalk glow.
Special thanks to Jaguar and Murray Chauffeur Service for driving the Femail team around during London Fashion Week.
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