This London Fashion Week, the designers are wearing their hearts on their runways and letting the audience glimpse into their personal lives.

The bubbly and charming Priya Ahluwalia titled her collection “Affinity” and examined all the phases of romantic relationships.

“It’s about the different phases of the joy, the butterflies, the lust, the sex, the arguments and the drama,” the designer said.

The sensuality and ease of love at first sight could be felt through the red silk fabrics that were applied to halterneck tops and loose trousers, but love is not so simple as the fringes proved. Ahluwalia cleverly inserted knots into the dresses and off-the-shoulder tops.

One shirt echoed the early stages of love with cursive text, two blue figures embracing each other and two Cupids meeting, which resembled the two cherubs found in Raphael’s “The Sistine Madonna.” She subtly weaved in her British, Indian and Nigerian heritage through heirloom jewelry and wax seals. A lot of ideas in one, but it was an easy narrative to follow.

Ahluwalia showed that love can be hot or cold, or as she interpreted it, blue or red — and sometimes both.

“Sometimes loving someone is gut wrenching and it gives you knots in your stomach — and sometimes it’s like you’re tied together,” she said.

The designer admitted that the collection stemmed from a negative place at first, but quickly developed into becoming a means of shedding from her old self and entering a new mindset.

In stripping back the collection and any use of prints and decorations, Ahluwalia found precision and elegance.