Let's face it, Italian designers have been nipping over for some London inspiration for decades. Now it's time to give something back to the community - the community that is us. First in line is Cheap and Chic, Moschino's younger, fun-er and er, cheaper line which shows tomorrow, has brought a free juice bar to its west end store for the benefit of malnourished and under irrigated fashion-goers - and given The Telegraph an exclusive peak at its autumn/winter 2011.
Early sightings suggest an ultra feminine collection - make-up motifs such as lipsticks, mascaras, nail polises and powder compacts on nude chiffon, pleated skirts with colourful, look-what-my-artistic-granny-knitted jumpers and some slick sequined trouser suits given a bit of street savvy courtesy of sturdy flat boots.
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