As it rained outside (typical), Richard Quinn brought guests into a winter wonderland, transforming the show space into a Christmassy London street, complete with Dickins street lights and falling snow. Out of a townhouse facade, models wore gowns designed for the most elegant of social diaries. Embracing traditional feminine dress codes, full-length dresses crafted in decedent fabrications were embellished with crystals and artisan detailing. In keeping with the styles which Quinn first caught attention for, vibrant floral printed dresses added pops of colour between classic monochrome looks – in bloom even in the coldest season. And if we’re talking timeless fashion, who better to walk the show than iconic 60s model and David Bailey-muse Penelope Tree.