Colour block: Skirt and top designed by Abigail Clarke, year one fashion degree student at NUCA. Photo: Denise Bradley. Get the look with yellow dress £105 Betty Barclay and mint lace clutch £36 martinewebster.com

Norwich fashion degree and MA students brought the latest looks to the catwalk recently. Emma Harrowing shows you how to get the look of some of the trends on show.

Pastels: Dress designed by Bryony Bolland, year one fashion degree student at NUCA. Photo: Denise Bradley. Get the look with mint green peplum dress from the pastels collection in Republic in Chapelfield and wear with a leather belt - studded leather belt £19.50 M&S.

Pastel coloured chiffon dresses, a pop of colour and experimental looks that were upside down and inside out provided a fashion feast for the eyes at the Norwich University College of the Arts (NUCA) fashion degree and MA end-of-year show a couple of weeks ago.

And the fashion glitterati agree that many of the designs on the catwalk were pieces that we would wear right now.

Of course many of the students would relish the opportunity to design an outfit for a ‘real’ person and see their design being worn out on the streets of Norwich and beyond and there is really no reason why they shouldn’t – time, materials and funding permitting.

However, for now perhaps we should take a moment to reflect on some of the designs that have been made here in Norwich.

Big shoulders: Jacket designed by Toby Neave, year one fashion degree student at NUCA. Photo: Denise Bradley. Get the look with charcoal jacket £495 TwentyTwelve, shirt £45 Label Lab, dogtooth skirt £70 Linea and shoes all from House of Fraser. Layer with a check scarf - large check scarf £19.50 M&S.

On the international catwalks of Paris, London, Milan and New York, designers’ collections are scrutinised and trends picked up which are fed down to the high street where we can buy into the fashions envisaged by the artists.

So on to the looks that were on the NUCA catwalk. Pastels, chiffon mixed with leather, exaggerated shoulders, jackets, elegant dresses and clashing colours all featured heavily.

Pictured here are three of the main trends made in Norwich and how you can get the look now.