Brit wunderkind Henry Holland threw his Wednesday night after-party at the Bloomsbury Ballroom. It was a very grown-up venue choice for a not-so-grown-up crowd. Spotted in the gyrating throng of neon and glitter were all the usual suspects—Lizzie Jagger, Alice Dellal, Pixie Geldof, and Daisy Lowe (wearing the leopard-print onesie she'd worn in the Fashion for Relief show). Also sporting catwalk attire was Holland alpha muse Agyness Deyn. "It was so cool I couldn't leave it on the rail," said the supermodel of a House of Holland transparent nylon polka-dot dress that left thismuch to the imagination.

Tucked in a corner away from the furor of the thirsty barely-legals, British fashion personality Alexa Chung held court, excitedly telling pals about Frock Me, the forthcoming television series that she'll co-host with Holland. And in the surprised-to-see-you-here category, OutKast's André 3000 put in a cameo. Having just launched his menswear line at Harrods, the rapper/designer was apparently on some sort of fashion reconnaissance mission. "I know I'm cut from a different cloth," he said, referring to the very flamboyant and very British Holland. "But a guy's gotta keep up with the competition."

— Afsun Qureshi and Violet Henderson