Michael Kors A/W 2016

Two female models, one in a blue dress with floral pattern, and one in a brown dress with floral pattern — (Image credit: Jason Lloyd-Evans)

Mood board: There was a jaunty, 1960s feel to Michael Kors' autumn/winter 2016 collection. Whether it was the candy-coloured, fluffy fur coats, flirty A-line skirts, floaty feather-embellished dresses or the bevy of herringbone, floral and tweed prints, this was a bold celebration of individuality and freedom, with a very chic attitude to boot.

Finishing touches: The range of accessories, which included chain-handled envelope clutches, studded camera bags, chunky loafers and chain-strapped Mary Janes gave the pretty, flirty outfits a streetwise, rock 'n' roll edge.

Best in show: A slew of simple shift dresses, which boasted seductive cut-outs and circular metal links, followed by knitwear studded with silver ball-bearings, proved that it wasn't all about obvious glamour either.

Female model in a green duffel coat with green fur cuffs and collar. Other models in the background

One model in a sleeveless grey outfit with black fur collar and sunglasses, one in a black and white leopard print coat, and one in a black duffel coat

Three models, one in a pale blue fur coat with floral design, one in a brown duffel coat over a cream wool sweater, and one in a black coat over a blue sweater

One model in a black and white dress, one in a brown wool sweater and one in a blue floral dress with a blue houndstooth coat

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