Rhian Grimstead from Liberty

What are your five key SS14 pieces?
1. Christopher Kane bandage dress (£1,100)
‘Ever the innovator, Christopher Kane has created the perfect LBD (B for bandage). With its bright bolts of colour, it’s sure to be a head-turner.’

2. JW Anderson jumper (£275)
‘This jumper is the best way to brighten up your wardrobe. Team with a great statement necklace for the evening.’

3. Peter Pilotto lace panel shirt (£865)
‘An update on the classic white shirt with intricate lace detailing. Wear with a simple pencil skirt or black leather trousers.’

4. Richard Nicoll dress (£415)
‘You can’t go wrong with a Richard Nicoll Stella dress. This is a great way to add colour to your wardrobe.’

5. Stella McCartney python print bomber (£1,155)
‘This python print is an elegant way to do the sport luxe trend. Pair with skinny jeans so that you can really show off the voluminous shape.’

What will fly off the shelves this season?
‘Our Acne Studios Liberty London leather collaboration, which launches in February, is sure to be a hit. The paisley biker jacket with Swarovski detailing is a great investment piece.’

What are you most excited about wearing yourself?
‘Anything with ruffles from Dries van Noten – the cashmere grey jumper with a black ruffle front will be my go-to piece for this season.’

Which designers have you got your eye on?
‘Recently Jonathan Saunders has blown me away – every season he takes it to another level.’

Your favourite London shop? (Not your own!)
‘I like the boutique Hostem in Shoreditch. They have a great edit and I especially love the minimalistic interior of the new womenswear floors.’

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