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"   From left to right, Mary Katrantzou, Erdem, Basso &amp;amp;amp; Brooke, Christopher Kane, Peter Pilotto. Photos: Imaxtree  Prints have always been sort of a spring thing\u2014if it wasn&amp;#039;t floral it was striped, or madras, or gingham\u2014but the young Brits taking fashion by storm have gone anti-solid (and anti-neutral) for fall, too. London Fashion Week came to a speedy close last night (Gucci&amp;#039;s already walked down a Milanese runway) and with it the end of a whirlwind round of collections offering every kind of print imaginable. At Mary Katrantzou there were vivid patterns inspired by various beautiful things: Ming vases, Faberge eggs, and porcelain figurines. Katrantzou mixed them up on dresses, tights, skirts and tops for an almost overwhelming, but very beautiful, fall collection. Meanwhile, Erdem Moralioglu left his delicate florals behind in favor of faster, more energetic prints in deep colors with dark overtones and Basso and Brooke eschewed all things literal, instead opting for splotchy digital prints (with camouflage roots) that wouldn&amp;#039;t look out of place on a canvas. Christopher Kane`s mixed knits were more granny than garden party, but Peter Pilotto`s may be the sexiest to emerge from the British collections\u2014but which one&amp;#039;s your favorite? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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