The Serbian designer based in London has time and again taken inspiration from architecture, needless to say her degree in architecture comes in handy. Before she joined Central Saint Martins in 1999 she studied architecture.

Over the years strong silhouettes and a interesting colour palate have become her signature.

Last season we saw a gorgeous blitzkrieg of beautiful, bright hues such as neon orange and blues however this year she toned down the colours a bit, there were plenty of powder pinks, ice blues, light oranges and yellows. Strong tailoring seemed to be replaced by languid silhouettes and layers of fabric to create an uber feminine sophisticated look.

Roksanda knows how to tame volume when it comes to having fun with the structures and we could see it in her experiment with gorgeous bell sleeves, taffeta dress tied at the waist, overcoats, sexy blazers ( which had a unisexual appeal). What stud out for us were those handsome cropped tourssers, and cottons vests.

Roksanda has once again proved that she knows how to do demure and not ignoring the element of sexy.