LONDON, Sept 14 — From September 13 to 17, the creme de la creme of the international fashion world will be gathering in London for London Fashion Week, presenting new collections for Spring/Summer 2014. Below are all the essential apps one needs for keeping up with the shows, getting the inside gossip and going to the coolest bars.

Follow:

Instagram (free)

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Download the massively popular photo sharing and editing app Instagram and keep up to date with all the latest visuals coming in off the catwalk, the official Instagram account of London Fashion Week can be found at: http://instagram.com/britishfashioncouncil 

Twitter (free)

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Follow the official Twitter account of London Fashion Week, and hundreds of other fashion journalists and personalities via the microblogging site. London Fashion Week’s official account can be found at: @LondonFashionWk 

YouTube (free)

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Watch videos of all the latest catwalk trends via the video streaming site YouTube via the British Fashion Council’s channel at: http://www.youtube.com/britishfashiontv

Style.com (free)

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Style.com for iPhone/iPad gives users access to the latest images and videos of hot-off-the-runway looks from fashion shows around the world including London.

Vogue Daily News (free)

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The style bible that is Vogue brings users all the latest news, insider interviews and backstage party pictures from the world’s top fashion events.

Eat out and explore: 

Time Out London (free)

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Known and respected for its pick of bars and restaurants, the London version of the Time Out app is ideal for finding the coolest night spots in the city.

BarChick (free)

iOS

Covering a wide range of cities including London, BarChick is a comprehensive guide to going out. The app covers the coolest and most interesting bars the city has to offer with each one carefully selected to provide the best possible experience.

Harden’s Restaurant Guide 2013 (£6.99)

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Previously voted one of the best London restaurant guides by numerous British newspapers, the Harden’s Restaurant Guide contains honest information on over 2,500 places to eat in London spanning a broad spectrum of cuisine and price. — Afp-Relaxnews