Would you expect anything less than an ultra high - insanely spikey faux hawk for Jean Paul Gaultier's British punk and Can-can inspired collection? We didn't think so.

The sleek and post-modern looks at Giorgio Armani Privé were complimented with some swoop and sleek hair details; Oribe created a wrapped hair look that was offset by dramatic, purple-stained lips.

It was very obviously all about the hair, with just a slash of bright eye shadow, at Valentino. The style was almost severly pulled back into uber-tight braids, which gave a child-like rapport to the overtly feminine, sophisticated clothes.

Calling upon Dior's New Look and the exaggeration of the feminine, hair went on a marvelous trip back in time to the '40s in the hands of Orlando Pita, using hairspray and rollers at  liberty to create a replica of the movement and the folds found in the clothing.