Felicities Presents showcased five of its youngest womenswear designers at VFS, each demonstrating their unique and individual collections for AW 2011. The collections displayed a lot of digital prints, sculpture and intricate detailing.

Once again, Charlie Le Mindu did not disappoint with his latest addition to the inspirational world we call fashion this year; showing at On/Off. Inspired by the glamour and grit of the Berlin brothel ‘Salon Kitty’ and the Stephen King film ‘Carrie’, the show certainly grabbed the audiences attention from the the word violence.

Welsh born designer Jayne Pierson’s show at Off|Off was an overwhelmingly black palette of buttery soft leathers and velvets. She captured the beauty of leather, from soft leather shift dresses to structured corsets worn with silk and velvets.

Lako Bukia once again has produced a beautiful collection of block coloured garments perfect for the a/w season. Inspired by the Georgian National Ballet Men’s costume, the runway flourished with sheer fabrics in red, brown, grey and white in a variety of luxurious fabrics.

Somerset House saw Osman showcase his brand new Autumn/Winter collection this afternoon. The collection is inspired from the artist Catherine Yass’s series of light boxes entitled ‘Decommissioned’. The blue slice of colour was the starting point for the new collection, and maintains with Osman’s interpolation of blue in his collections.

Every season a static exhibition showing an eclectic range of fashion design at Vauxhall Fashion Scout goes on display. This autumn/winter 2011/12, there were certainly some astounding collections to see.

Tamara Sariachvili a 2009 graduate from the Instituto Marangoni, is the designer behind the stunning collection label TOSHA. Presenting her début salon show at Vauxhall Fashion Scout this season her collection featured beautifully handmade ‘Paint It Black’ dresses.

Vauxhall Fashion Scout presented the incredible collection by Fyodor Golan; made up of two experienced designers Fyodor Podgorny and Golan Frydman. Their a/w 2011/12 collection was a technical interpretation of tribal influences within a western society.

Georgia Hardinge is this year’s Merit Award Winner from Vauxhall Fashion Scout. The awarded is chosen by a panel of leading industry figures including representatives from Vogue.com, ASOS and Tank Magazine. With her debut collection this autumn/winter, you can understand exactly why she won.