Miss Ella Catliff from La Petite Anglaise blog. You can find her here.
p.s. Off to Paris tomorrow. Wee bit excited! ;) As I said on my twitter account,the fashion weeks are like being on school camp for a month without the bad food and sleeping bags! Sometimes it is incredibly tiring and frustrating but I get withdrawal symptoms when it is all over.
I loved the hair at Erdem. Loved it. Such pretty, mussed up fishtail braids on the models including Ilvie Wittek (above). How gorgeous would a pretty braid like this be for a summer wedding on a beach somewhere?? Mmmmm maybe with an Erdem dress from the SS collection (we can only dream!)
Alexa Chung in London (above) and Paris last season (below). The Perfect camel coat (is it Celine??) and simple stripey dress- I think this would work on just about anyone.
I found this photo yesterday as I was searching through my photos from last season. It is nice to discover photos from the past that seem so relevant for now.
Alrighty now Spring, come on and hurry up! 
Sometimes during fashion month I feel just like this little girl ;)
Xiao Wen Ju - so, so cute all bundled up against in the cold in her anorak and fur hat. Xiao is from China but her English is excellent.....I was waiting to take her photograph while she was being interviewed (about her fav beauty products, music etc) and she was as sweet as she looks!
Completely love the sparkly, denim, fur combination on Mary Kate Steinmiller (Teen Vogue's Fashion Market Editor).
I know it's a bit blurry but sometimes the emotion/moment is more important than how sharp the photo is.
The cutest little girl at LFW, Yizhen (I hope I spelt that correctly!)
In love with this colour combination and the softest beige-y, pink coat.
p.s. got back from NYC yesterday morning, completely exhausted, but totally in love with the city. It was my best time yet despite (or perhaps because of?) the freezing cold and the hideous combination of jet lag/insomnia that seems to afflict me. The light was incredible, the snow in central park just so beautiful, the food awesome and the people so friendly (well except for the shouty cracker woman in the supermarket late one evening!). I just wish I had longer to photograph- both at fashion week and my personal work on film. I suspect that even a month long break in New York would not be enough :)
My favourite things in NYC this trip: Tamu's black Christian Louboutin heels (they were soooooo high!I am still in disbelief that she was able to walk in them let alone use her camera!); Maya's Celine coat (so gorgeous, and very Maya); Candice's red Celine handbag (a surprise Christmas gift from her mama in Australia); Bond No.9 Saks Fifth Avenue perfume (two photographers were wearing it on the same day and it smelt so wonderful on both of them. Have decided it will be my next fragrance purchase); Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Fountain (sooooo yummy and such a great retro space); Levain Bakery on the Upper West Side (insanely good chocolate peanut butter cookies- get them while they are still warm-ish); Schnipper's Quality Kitchen (burgers were awesome); Mario Batali's Eataly; Stumptown Roasters in the Ace hotel (I went to the pop-up shop in Amsterdam last year and thought it was great. The space in the Ace is even better); The view back to Manhattan from Brooklyn (I would never tire of it); and all the great girls who let me take their photo :)
Adore this couple who I snapped on Valentine's Day on Monday after the Tracy Reese show. He was leaning over to kiss her just as I took the photo :)
Zanna Roberts Rassi, Senior Fashion Editor, Marie Claire (US).
p.s. Did you guys see her Marchesa wedding dress? So incredibly beautiful.
Model Naomi Preizler. Spied so many 70's inspired flared jeans, fur and looooong skirts during NYFW.
This is the first photo I have taken of Emmanuelle Alt....and I love that she is smiling :)
Models Tati Cotliar and Naomi Preizler after Twenty8Twelve.
Love Marina. Love the way she moves and is comfortable in everything she wears.
Patience (love that name!) who I met when I took these photos back in September and keep randomly bumping into around London.
Stylist Sophie Assa- love that pretty shawl. I always see them in vintage shops in London but am never quite sure how one would pull it off. Great transeasonal piece.
