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  • Exclusive: Your first look at Mulberry’s Spring 2014 ad campaign starring Cara Delevingne

    by Randi Bergman

    See the Mulberry Spring 2014 Ad Campaign » Hot off the presses (or rather, email transfers), Mulberry has released its Spring 2014 ad campaign starring It model Cara Delevingne. Alongside some adorable farm friends, the model takes part in a classic round of English tea; complete with marmalade and the brand’s latest covetable collection. The […]

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    Posted in Ad Campaign, Cara Delevingne, Emma Hill, Fashion News, Mulberry, Pastel, Ronnie Cooke Newhouse, Spring 2014, Style, Tim Waker

  • London Fashion Week: Spring 2014 fashion week’s top 5 developing trends

    by Randi Bergman
    Preen Spring 2014

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    Preen Spring 2014

    Blue moon

    Pale pink continues as a favourite for Spring 2014 with even the typically-strict strict Jean Pierre Bragaza dipping a toe into girl territory, though blue seemed most popular in varying shades—baby at Preen, denim at Holly Fulton, cobalt at David Koma and Topshop in all of the above.

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    Mulberry Spring 2014

    Flora and fauna

    Forget Miranda Priestley, designers are going full steam ahead with florals and nature-inspired prints for Spring 2014. At Mulberry, Emma Hill went out with bang-on floral-woven jacquard short suits and floral-appliqued signature tote bags for her last collection as the brand’s creative director. At Matthew Williamson, pink and yellow appliques found themselves on sixties-styled cocktail dresses while butterfly prints made their way down a swishy wideleg pant.

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    JW Anderson Spring 2014

    Sheer window

    Nip slips seem the thing for Spring 2014. At J.W Anderson, pinched and pleated gauze-like nylon (or was it nylon?) gave way to his frothier side, ofttimes exposing skin whole.

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    Emilia Wickstead Spring 2014

    Trapeze

    This sixties favourite has been revved up for spring by London’s feminine set. Emilia Wickstead showed long billowing versions of the style in striking bright combos. Temperley’s two-piece version of the style layered magentas in varying brightness over one another.

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    Topshop Unique Spring 2014

    Slip dresses

    The nineties focus has ushered the slip dress back into our consciousness so forcefully that I can barely remember a time when it wasn’t. Topshop Unique’s considerably pared back spring featured two versions of the trend: cropped boho and ankle-grazing print-mixed silk. Under cool girl silk layers, Jonathan Saunders went tie-dye-like with green and blue on a striking peachy number.

    We’re into the first few days of shows from London Fashion Week Spring 2014 and as per usual, this city’s penchant for girlish quirk has consumed us whole. Very much a natural progression from what was shown in both spring and fall of this year, London’s top talents seem to be giving us more of the same, but with a new spin. Who said there was ever enough of a good thing?

    Posted in Blue, Emilia Wickstead, Emma Hill, Fashion Week, floral print, Jonathan Saunders, JW Anderson, Lady, London Fashion Week, Matthew Williamson, Mulberry, Pastel, Skin, Slip dress, Spring 2014, Style, Temperley, Topshop Unique

  • Quotable: Apparently Hermès actually does burn Birkins?

    by FASHION Staff

    A flaming Birkin bag was recently the topic of much heated discussion after Francesca Eastwood and her photographer boyfriend Tyler Shields torched one of the most coveted bags in the world.  With a price tag of more than $100,000, it was easy to understand the outrage that ensued over the ostentatious act… but it seems that lighting Birkin bags on fire isn’t out of the norm at Hermès, at least according to Mulberry’s Emma Hill who shared this tidbit in her interview with the Telegraph:

    Posted in Birkin Bag, Celebrity, Emma Hill, Hermès, Mulberry