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London Fashion Week Berardi: Natural History Museum. Antonio Berardi forecasts a relaxed new dawn with easy-to-wear evening wear wardrobe. He's the designer best known for his little black dresses but at London Fashion Week this morning Antonio Berardi forecast a relaxed new dawn. Reinventing Nineties grunge for the 21st century woman, Milanese Berardi offered louche loungewear with low-slung trousers and billowing kimono robes. Keen to create a sense of decaying beauty, he called upon cobwebbed mohair and laddered lace. But his heroine was no modern day Miss Haversham. Instead, she is a party girl who demands an evening wear wardrobe that is interchangeable as well as easy to wear. To this end, the most the memorable outfits on offer today were 3 dimensional. Oversized silk kimonos, worn slung over the arms, served as trains on billowing gowns but could also be worn separately while tabard tops, detailed with insets of monochrome prints, were equally versatile. A pair of tailored monochrome pants were among the collection's most beautiful inclusions. For Berardi, the idea that his clothes could be viewed differently from a host of angles served as starting point. But it was a determination to make his eveningwear a less restrictive breed that served as his motivation. A model walks the spring/summer runway ? Alex Lentati / Evening Standard / eyevine