Colour rules at Louise Gray

Its fair to say that Louise Gray isnt known for understated style, and on a grey and miserable morning her signature brand of colour and contrast was just what the fashion crowd needed to perk them up.

By ELLE UK and NonePublished: 20 February 2011

<p>And she didnt disappoint.</p><p>Her print-heavy collection (sponsored by COTTON USA) centred around spots, stripes and checks and drew inspiration from Grays Scottish heritage. Tartan was overlaid with foil prints, sequin stripes were paired with her

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And she didnt disappoint.

Her print-heavy collection (sponsored by COTTON USA) centred around spots, stripes and checks and drew inspiration from Grays Scottish heritage. Tartan was overlaid with foil prints, sequin stripes were paired with herringbone and pieces were made up of a jumble of patterns and hues. The overall colour clash was helped by the accessories - balloon headdresses by Nasir Mazhar, over the knee boots with gold foil and red ploka dot panels by Nicholas Kirkwood and chunky gold earrings from Louise's first jewellery collection, a collaboration with ASOS.

Styled all together the effect was bold, bright and brilliant, but probably more than most of us can carry off. But there were some standout pieces that would easily slip into our wardrobes - the panneled chunky knits are currently topping the collective wishlist, alongside a foil printed tartan bomber jacket and the lightweight chiffon dresses made up of stripes and herringbone checks.

See the complete collection here.

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