This morning we got a little preview of the autumn/winter collection in BT2 and we are seriously impressed. 

SHEmazing! headed along to the photocall of the launch and we properly fell in love with the contemporary fashion on display. 

There were so many pieces for special occasions and a host of funky casual wear there really are unique pieces to suit everyone. 

Some of this season's designers include Needle And Thread, DVF, Self Portrait and Victoria Beckham. 

Brown Thomas group fashion director Shelly Corkery said: "This season BT2 sets the tone and pace for new young fashion with fantastic brands arriving to each of our stores."

"We continue to launch the hottest fashion collaborations with this season introducing the second collection of AG's successful design partnership, Alexa Chung x AG."

The BT2 autumn/winter range has already received plenty of attention vai the Yeezy Boost 350s – the limited-edition Kanye West X Adidas shoe which completely sold out on Saturday when they went on sale.

And this Christmas will also see the addition of a permanent Jo Malone counter following the success of the pop in their Dundrum store last year. Shelly added: "In addition to this, we will host a pop-up of celebrity favourite Charlotte Tilbury pre-Christmas to further expand the beauty offering in Dundrum."

When speaking about the clothes for this season, BT2 womenswear buyer Claire Breslinalso said: "BT2 presents a range of unique fashion finds this autumn winter. Self-portraits latest offering is exquisite with a mix of dresses and jumpsuits in signature lace.

"Anyone with a special event coming up also be sure to check out this seasons dresses Needle And Thread continues to offer the wow-factor for the season ahead wit heavily embellished dresses."

And for those of you wanting something for more day-to-day wear, the store has "great check shirts from Rails and cashmere pieces from Lucy Nagle, which are ideal options to pair with any of our denims".

Claire added: "Key trends for BT2 this season include feminine styles of soft dresses and layered fabrics, lengths are definitely longer with mid-calf and floor length featuring throughout, and the 1970s is going nowhere."

"In terms of fabrics, we are seeing more modern edge with cut-out lace and ribbed knitwear."

FYI: the main colours which will feature this season are shades of ochre, mustards, yellows and burgundy.