English luxury brand Mulberry got the fourth day of the fashion extravaganza off to a storybook start with a setting inspired by Roald Dahl's ''Fantastic Mr. Fox,'' with flamboyant fur coats and animal details.

Featuring duffel jackets thrown over long skirts. The fantasy forest mood was carried over with impressive detail for those attending, from cupcakes decorated to look like toadstools to the benches that seemed hewn from deep brown logs.

Daniella Issa Helayel, the Brazilian-born designer behind the Issa label, rocked London Fashion Week with a collection of sweeping gowns in animal print with plunging necklines that would make a royal bride blush. Issa London's autumn-winter 2011 collection was the hottest ticket in town.

“Issa is all about effortless glamour, whether on the beach, in a board meeting or out for the evening. At Issa I make dresses to suit women of all different shapes, sizes and styles.” Helayel said.

Unique by Topshop, the designer line of the popular high street retailer, also featured animals – with a whimsical collection of cartoonish, canine-themed clothes. A bulky, furry white coat with black Dalmatian spots opened the show to a soundtrack of barks, and thereafter the same print was everywhere – on platform ankle boots, bomber jackets, collar trims and clutchbags.

Aminaka Wilmont – this unusual design duo showed a series of signature asymmetric print dresses. Some trousers sported uneven leg lengths. Many models wore high lobster-claw black boots. The asymmetric look extended to outerwear, including one dark shearling jacket that was cut unevenly in the back.

Turkish born designer Bora Aksu wowed a crowd that included models and pop stars with a series of unusual dresses. Some of his models clad in silver metallic outfits looked like injured but sexy and elegant aliens on the catwalk.

Some of the outfits mixed gray and black with green detailing, and there were a number of sheer tops, plunging necklines, and low backs to Aksu's cocktail dresses.

Bitish-Afghan designer Osman Yousefzada offered bold colors and loose-fitting designs at his show at London's Somerset House. In contrast to his collection of muted gray and black designs last year, Yousefzada experimented with sharp, solid colors and playful stripes.

Big, fluffy fur coats appeared again as the star of the show at Matthew Williamson, with rows of metallic trims and came in more subdued tones of greys and browns. Tropical colors of coral and limea continuation from Williamson's spring collection were, adding delicious pops of color to a palette of black, greys and lipstick red.