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It was the last day of London Fashion Week and a chance to visit the exhibition.

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Located in The X Store, the exhibition is the perfect opportunity to take a closer look at outfits from the catwalk while meeting the designers.

Seeing the collections up close lets you see the work and detail that goes into the pieces.

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One designer that really stood out was Laurie Lee with her bright and colourful leather range.

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You don't always get a chance to admire the accessories when they're speeding past on the catwalk, so it's fantastic to see the bags and shoes on their own.

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I loved the pop art design of these popcorn shoes from Maxine.

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Etihad Airways were embossing luggage tags for the visitors and I couldn't resist getting one with my name for our next holiday.

The final stop was the hats and headwear collections which were amazing.

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Merve Bayindir's collection of hats and fascinators were like something from a fairytale.

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Set against a pastel desert inspired runway, lined with pillars of sand, our final show of London Fashion Week was Roberta Einer’s SS19 collection.

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A mix of sunset tones and floral prints on black, the collection featured two-toned leather skirts, lace knit trousers and bold sequinned suits paired with toy earrings and beaded accessories.

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Stand out looks included a sequinned graphic print dress and a billowing floral jumpsuit.

In the evening we went for dinner at Shoryu in Kingly Court.

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I ordered the Fuji Maple from their Autumn cocktails special with pear vodka, apple juice, oolong and shochu and the prawn tempura bun.

It was then time for the London Fashion Week Closing Party at the W Hotel, where the queue was snaking into China Town.

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I love the disco ball filled lobby and we couldn't resist taking a glittery mirrored selfie.

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The party was filled with models which made it the perfect spot for people watching while sipping cocktails.