Gareth Pugh autumn/winter 2010/11 collection

By Hilary Alexander, Fashion Director at Paris Fashion Week Published: 11:00AM GMT 04 March 2010

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Gareth Pugh offering a tough, formidable conformation in black, padded leather. Stiff, chevron-striped tunics, were cut in sharp-points, over ridged, illicit trousers or over-the-knee, wedge-sole boots.

Trench-style and troops coats, with an industrial finish, were high-collared, and tightly-belted. The mood softened, slightly, when the tanned hide was chevron-striped on georgette, for prolonged and short kaftan-like tunics with triangular hems, or churned with dim widen wool.

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Slightly softer, but no less witchy-gothic, were black and grey, long, cobweb-crochet cloaks and capes, ragged over spare tanned hide jeans.

As a gesticulate in the citation of "party" wear, Pugh delivered a array of silver-chain, fringed "cages" over black tanned hide dresses and illicit trousers. His menswear enclosed tight, black tanned hide tunic-jackets or harnesses with floor-sweeping, pleated skirts.

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