Giles autumn/winter 2010/11 collection

By Hilary Alexander, Fashion Director at Paris Fashion Week Published: 12:53PM GMT 04 March 2010

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The 60s was additionally something of a memorable design at Giles Deacons autumn/winter 2010/11 collection.

Once again, the bouffant hairdos, but this time around, joined with a somewhat spacey theme, around hulk buckled, sheepskin/leather collars, in thickk cream and metal-grey, that looked similar to something Neil Armstrong competence have ragged when he initial stepped on the moon in 1969; and a shiny, padded "spacesuit", in silvery-pink lam.

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Dresses in shredded candy-pink and stormy day-grey clouded cover prints, steel "cloud" headdresses, written by Stephen Jones, a lead astrakhan and china lame, cloud-print jacket, and a cloud-painted floor, combined to the atmosphere.

Back down to earth, Deacon offering a some-more structured, 60s silhouette, in a palette of mostly camel, brownish-red and tan, with hints of egg-yolk yellow and candy-pink.

Short-sleeved dresses, with draped, panniered, short skirts, suggested came with corset-tops. A tidy coupler and short, true dress duo, featured a tanned hide neck cuff and big, vegetable patch pockets.

There were a small shimmering dresses in a tiger-stripe pattern, and a bubblegum-pink "bubble" coupler that looked as if it had been blown-up with a bicycle pump, over a short-pleated skirt.

But afterwards the pick up went in to lift-off again, with multicolored prints on black, suggesting the Big Bang, or a small kind of vast explosion. But overall, the pick up appeared to wander, a small waste as a cloud.