For that clandestine rendezvous, cloche hats covered the face with only
lace peep holes for the eyes.
The hats were created for the collection by House of Flora www.houseofflora.net
Floral embroidered panels
adorned dresses, skirts and shorts.
Transparent PVC as shawls and skirts encrusted with hand appliquéd lace
brought an edginess to the collection.
The main colour palette for the daywear was soft spring shades of light
blue, pale yellow, white and coral.
For the eveningwear the colour palette became bolder. Many of the designers used the deep bright
shades of cobalt and royal blue in their SS14 collections so it’s a safe bet
that this will be one of the hot colour trends for next summer.
Simple fluid jersey gowns revealed they were actually one piece pant
suits as the models glided down the catwalk.
Floor length silk chiffon billowed around short dresses.
Creating a mermaid silhouette were the finale dresses embellished with
either elaborate design of beads and sequins or
elegant guipure lace stopping at knee length over long silk organza skirts.
The belts worn with the dresses are a collaboration with J Lynch. One of their classic styles, Daria in
snakeskin with pearl embellishment.is on the left and the Liv belt in rose gold on the right. www.j-lynch.com
Photographer: Simon Armstrong
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