Michael Kors A/W 2015

Mood board: Michael Kors is the king of American sportswear for a reason: he has a fail-safe formula for warm, wintery luxurious clothes that excite jet-setters and city slickers alike.

Best in show: The first half of this collection was the strongest and included a stand-out, lady-like tweed dress splattered in tiny feathers that looked like a flock of monarch butterflies had landed on it.

Finishing touches: The accessories all pointed to a retro 1930s tune. We especially liked the long, hard cased handbags with their unusual vintage shapes.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Mood board: Michael Kors is the king of American sportswear for a reason: he has a fail-safe formula for warm, wintery luxurious clothes that excite jet-setters and city slickers alike.

Best in show: The first half of this collection was the strongest and included a stand-out, lady-like tweed dress splattered in tiny feathers that looked like a flock of monarch butterflies had landed on it.

Finishing touches: The accessories all pointed to a retro 1930s tune. We especially liked the long, hard cased handbags with their unusual vintage shapes.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Mood board: Michael Kors is the king of American sportswear for a reason: he has a fail-safe formula for warm, wintery luxurious clothes that excite jet-setters and city slickers alike.

Best in show: The first half of this collection was the strongest and included a stand-out, lady-like tweed dress splattered in tiny feathers that looked like a flock of monarch butterflies had landed on it.

Finishing touches: The accessories all pointed to a retro 1930s tune. We especially liked the long, hard cased handbags with their unusual vintage shapes.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans

Mood board: Michael Kors is the king of American sportswear for a reason: he has a fail-safe formula for warm, wintery luxurious clothes that excite jet-setters and city slickers alike.

Best in show: The first half of this collection was the strongest and included a stand-out, lady-like tweed dress splattered in tiny feathers that looked like a flock of monarch butterflies had landed on it.

Finishing touches: The accessories all pointed to a retro 1930s tune. We especially liked the long, hard cased handbags with their unusual vintage shapes.

Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans