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"     Sass and Bide presented on the London catwalks for the first time ever, marking the trend of designers making their way to England&amp;#039;s capital city for the 25th anniversary of London Fashion Week.  As it goes, the Prime Minister was holding a reception for fashion folk at 10 Downing that coincided with the show, so lots of editors and glamour girls were with Mr. and Mrs Brown, while other editors fidgeted in their seats waiting to rush to the reception once the catwalk lights went up. Twiggy and Kimberly Stewart held court, and I got to catch up with one of my favorite London It girls, designer Lara Bohinc (whose first footwear collection is set to launch this spring).   Lara is a regular in the society pages, a proud mommy of an adorable little girl and the proprietor of a successful label bearing her name with a tony Sloane Square shop to boot. She was so cute sitting in the front row decked out all in jewelry and a handbag of her own design.  After we caught up on summer stories she told me about the accessories she was sporting, all her own designs, which were inspired by everything from the geometric interpretation of animals (the necklace) to solar and lunar eclipses (the rings) to Middle Ages warriors (the belt.) But what I really wanted to know is how this girl about town keeps herself together the way she does, to which she replied with her trademark sly smile, &amp;quot;Lots of makeup! I don&amp;#039;t get lots of sleep, so makeup helps.&amp;quot; \u2014Rebecca Suhrawardi Austin  Self-designed necklace in resin and plated brass inspired by the geometric interpretation of animals   Bohinc&amp;#039;s rings and belt Follow ELLE on Twitter.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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