O & P started off their show with 3 churidar suits too, although they weren't as dazzling as the Seasons India churidars, they had a more party kinda feel to them rather than a bridal feel.

Up next were 3 saris, which had a bit more sparkle to them - I'm really loving the green one:







The two final outfits looked like they could have been bridal suits, although I think they made the wrong choice of colours - neither of these outfits stood out to me, and I'd even go as far as to call them boring!






So there it is, the O & P collection. Overall the outfits were nice and I didn't dislike any of them but equally I wasn't rushing to go and visit their exhibition stand because of what I saw on the catwalk. There was too much of the same colours - reds, greens, golds and creams...with shows like this you need to do something to set yourself apart from the other designers, even if it's just one really spectacular outrageous outfit at the end. O & P failed to do this, and that's probably one of the reasons I don't have much to write about their clothes!!
Anyway, they're based in Birmingham and have a website with a bit more variety, so check out the O & P website for more info.