For a lilac dress with mint green metallic foil details, Grey blows up a photo of a rose, tears it up by hand, then rearranges the pieces as a collage.Lulu Kennedy has David Lynch on her mind. "I am probably David Lynch's biggest fan, and 'Mysteries of Love' on the Blue Velvet soundtrack really got me thinking about love. In fact, love is an ongoing theme for me," she said. Hearts, polka dots, and roses then—symbols of love for the Lulu & Co. designer—flow throughout her Spring '14 lineup, which debuts exclusively here. The "Co." bit in this collection comes from the Scottish queen of quirk Louise Gray, whom Lulu calls the "ultimate vibrant cool girl, with a cult following and ferocious ideas." That ferocity appears in a dress with clumps of sequins and heavy embroidery in the shapes of hearts and arrows. For a lilac dress with mint green metallic foil details, Grey blows up a photo of a rose, tears it up by hand, then rearranges the pieces as a collage. The effect is abstract, fragmented, and almost tribal.
POST: 2024-11-24