This was Errol Peak's first showing at London Men's Fashion Week and he shrewdly used it as an opportunity to show both menswear and womenswear! The collection, '21 days' (so called because it was literally put together in 21 days) reflects Peak's architectural background and features beautifully constructed pieces with intricate detailing. The colour palette encompasses charcoal greys, tawny autumnal greens, silver and white. For men tailoring is key. Two main looks prevail: The rural look is given a modern twist with narrow trousers paired with oversized jackets featuring thin lapels and flat front pockets. The second look is a funkier interpretation of daywear. Silver crinkle suits, drawstring wide-leg trousers and blouson jackets. Womenswear themes include feminine layering, transparency and slim silhouettes. Skirts are either long with front splits, or knee-length with revealing side spilts and again tailoring plays a major role with wool single-breasted jackets worn over narrow leg trousers.