Athletic aesthetic No need to go on what stores sell toms shoes the hunt for your sports kit, the medal-winning looks for spring aren't gym appropriate.
With Olympics fever in the air, the athletic mood has translated to fashion with luxe sportswear - silky track pants, racer back vests and high-tech anoraks.
Bag first place in the fashion line-up with this relaxed urban trend where over-accessorising and too-perfect blow-drys will be penalised.
Keep the silhouette fuss-free and clean, and the colours cool and bright. If you can't give up your heels, try this season's sporty 'It' shoe - the wedge trainer boot.
Standing out in the crowd can be increased with a simple accessory or two.
Forever 21 sells brightly colored necklaces for red toms shoes under $10 in an array of designs, from chains to strands to beads.
There are enough etched, glittered and studded bracelets and bangles to match any style one wishes to wear.
Fashion does not have to be expensive for college students if they are willing to put in a little footwork while looking around.
The super-short haircuts sported by Jasper Conran's models matched the severity of their clothes. Take out a sparkle here and hike up a top there and the dresses could easily have been worn into an office. A very strict office at that.
House of Holland kept its colors relatively conservative, although at least two models sported a striking all-red look. Another had an unambitious dark dress spiced up with bright red sleeves, while colorful zigzag patterns toms shoes red helped keep the show fun.
Aggugini went heavy on the sparkly, unveiling delicate prints and a kind of feminine cowboy motif.
There's expected to be plenty of sparkle Saturday night as well.
Tonight's hottest ticket is for English fashion alumna Stella McCartney's special show at London's Somerset House. Her return to the capital's catwalks is expected to draw a constellation of stars to the front row for the second day of Britain's weeklong fashion festivities.
The biannual bash features more than 100 shows. It's expected to generate orders in the region of 100 million pounds
Spotted on everyone from Lea Michele to Emily Blunt at the SAGs and guaranteed to be a staple on the Oscars red carpet, awards season this year has been all about the silver shoe, and it looks set to be the summer's must-have metallic.
