The magic of London Fashion Week is not merely thanks to the fashion designers’ and fashion stylists’ cutting-edge collections but also the media excitement that accompanies them. The allure of the show is exceptional and London Fashion Week continues to be a top fashion event in London, pulling visitors from every corner of the globe.

The 5 Spring 2010 Trends From London Fashion Week

1.Super-cool Coat Dresses

Christopher Bailey, Creative Director for Burberrry Prorsum sent several incarnations of the coat dress down the runway — all of which we can’t wait to rock with ankle booties, square framed sunglasses, and wide brimmed sun visors next spring.

2. Glam Tourist T-shirts

As in the kind of t-shirts you’d find in a tacky souvenir ship. Designer Ashish Gupta who says his signature is “Sequins, glamour, sportswear and more sequins,” turned out sequins graphic tee after sequins graphic tee, glamorizing the traditional tacky tee and referencing Nike too.

3.Psychedelic Prints

It was all about prints at the London shows and Josh Goot, Basso & Brooke, Mary Katrantzou (pictured left) and Matthew Williamson (right) went trippy with theirs sending acid-laced prints down the runway in eye popping dresses, statement jackets, and graphic trousers.

4.Printed Suits

Printed suits popped up at several spring 2010 shows in London including Fashion East, House of Holland (pictured left), and Josh Goot (pictured right). Digging them; cause you can rock the blazers separately with jeans or a solid colored dress, or you can pair together for a new statement on the ’80s power suit.

5. Ombre Men’s Suits

Calvin Klein’s Italo Zucchelli played with ombre in his fall ’09 collection, laying different shades of grey over each other. This season, designer Jsen Wintle expanded on the idea creating ombre suits. Love the subtle yet fashion forward statement this suit makes.

This year’s upcoming extravaganza – scheduled from Thursday, February 11 to Thursday, February 18, 2010 – will see designers gather from around the world to exhibit their Fall 2010 collections.

2010 London 3D Fashion Week

Fashion house Burberry is becoming the first major design house to screen a catwalk show in 3D across the world.

Burberry’s chief creative officer said the 3D show was evidence the label has embraced the technology of the 21st century.

Not only could the 3-D guests evaluate from all angles the latest way that the designer Christopher Bailey gave heritage a hitch, with vast aviator collars fanning behind narrow faces and wispy hair. But the worldwide audience watching on the Burberry Web site could click on an item and order it on the spot. The vision of catwalk to consumer via cyberspace has become a reality. And this show may herald a new 21st-century use of the runway.

The show was good strong stuff, in those khaki, muddy green and mustard colors that Burberry owns, with a richer cranberry palette for the cut-up velvet evening dresses. If the collection did not have quite the dash or daring of last season