Jonathan Saunders' Best Yet

After such critical acclaim for his spring summer show, Jonathan Saunders finished what he'd started and his autumn winter show continued to beautifully marry his mastery of colour with print. But this was not just a winter version of a summer collection.

By Amy Lawrenson and NonePublished: 20 February 2011

<p>Saunders moved on his vision of ultimate femininity with 40s knee-length pencil dresses in fabric containing print and block colour that almost tricks the eye in to thinking it's a two-piece. There were none of the frivolous flirty shapes from SS11, th

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Saunders moved on his vision of ultimate femininity with 40s knee-length pencil dresses in fabric containing print and block colour that almost tricks the eye in to thinking it's a two-piece. There were none of the frivolous flirty shapes from SS11, these were languid sheaths with side splits. Refined and sexy. There was also a glimpse of his menswear offering - nods of approval from the female-heavy crowd meant this is set to be on every husband's gift list.

Elegance prevailed in gathered chiffon swathes atop fitted dresses and sequin panels on layers of tulle. The ELLE team proclaimed it their favourite ever Saunders show.

See the complete collection here

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