- There are a few different Alexander McQueen designs available, mostly with skulls on them, but this Hummingbird cushion by The Rug Company is our favourite – POA, from The Rug Company.
- The Oxygene lamp from Armani Casa will fit into a variety of interiors – POA, from Armani Casa, Dubai Mall.
- So you’ve got a few pieces from House of Holland with a similar design, why not bring the same print into your bedroom? This DVF Spotted Cat bed linen will not only brighten up any interior, but is on trend for 2012 – $250-$350 from DVF or Bloomingdales, Dubai Mall.
- As always, we can’t resist a bit of Vivienne Westwood, and the VW Flag Rug, Mouth and Scribble Orb cushions are no exception. Add these pieces to a bland interior to infuse a bit of Cool Britannia punk – POA, from The Rug Company.
- Fine bone china from Paul Smith by Thomas Goode – the collection includes a coffee jug, tea pot, and breakfast cup and saucer – perfect for an afternoon tea (or coffee) – collection prices start at $62, Coffee Jug $500, from Paul Smith.
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Behind the Scenes at Vivienne Westwood Gold Label Spring/Summer 2012
Vivienne Westwood Gold Label Spring/Summer 2012 via www.viviennewestwood.co.uk
Some fashion designers are just that, fashion designers, while others create works of art. Vivienne Westwood is undeniably one of the latter.
Describing her Gold Label Spring/Summer 2012 collection, Westwood cites three main influences;
“China, because I hope their traditional wisdom and experience from a culture going back to Confucius may help us to save the planet; the desert because of climate change; and 17th century corsets.”
You can vividly feel these influences come through in the beautiful ‘Behind the Scenes at Vivienne Westwood Gold Label Spring/Summer 2012’ video. Whether it’s the music, which was composed by sixteen year old Kyle Nash-Baker who performed live at the show, the fabulous cinematography, the collection itself, or a combination of all three, this three-minute video will give you tingles and is a work of art in its own right.
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