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    London Fashion Week 2016

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    By The Week Staff
    published 23 February 2016

    Rainbow-coloured afros and sequins ruled the runway at Ashish's show

    Delicate painting took place backstage ahead of the Vivienne Westwood show at the Royal College of Surgeons

    While at Fashion Scout, emerging brands were given financial support by mainstream designers

    London was awash with models and celebrities including Georgia May Jagger seen here backstage ahead of the Ashley Williams show

    (Image credit: John Phillips/Getty Images)

    The six-day event saw everything from eiderdown coats to scarlet trains and showgirl sequins

    AF Vandevorst models wore belts and masks on their faces at the show at Brewer Street Car Park

    The woollen hats have been packed away after London Fashion Week 2016 came to a close last night

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