From the front row: Moschino

Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor. That was the message from Moschino's autumn winter collection as masculine tailoring was forged with a feminine twist.

By ELLE UK and NonePublished: 25 February 2011

<p><a href="http://www.elleuk.com/catwalk/collections/moschino/spring-summer-2011">Moschino</a>'s signature suiting borrowed from the forces, with added glitz of course. Gold beaded collars and cuffs dressed up <a href="http://www.elleuk.com/starstyle/cel

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Moschino's signature suiting borrowed from the forces, with added glitz of course. Gold beaded collars and cuffs dressed up military jackets, neat navy sailor suits and trench coats. Two-tone boucle suits came dripping with gold necklaces and hats decorated everything. There was even a hen hat made out of feathers driving the model beneath it.

For something more obviously feminine (and a beautifully tailored jacket is exactly what you need next season), red and pink floral satin print lightened black drape dresses or was used in its entirety as modelled by ELLE's Model of the Year Coco Rocha. A show that played to Moschino's strengths.

See all the pics from the Moschino a/w 2011 show here...

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