Mulberry’s fall/winter 2015 collection focused on the elegance of Georgian interiors. Delicate neo-classical design elements from architects Robert Adam and John Soames were credited as inspiration for the London Fashion Week presentation.
A new bespoke filigree motif was continuously interpreted in silk-screen print, embroidery, and woven jacquard to emphasize the material’s references to create a tactile fabric with rich detail. Soft mohair, wool, shearling, and leather make up the collection’s jumpsuits, matching tops and trousers, capes, oversized jackets, skirts, dresses, and coats.
Mulberry fall/winter 2015
Flattering dresses, both long and short, offer the filigree design silk-printed in differing contrasts and scales. The Hatti Skirt interprets the print differently all onto one garment, while the Apley design, available in a dress and jumpsuit, is offered in a bespoke antique-effect jacquard.
New knitwear also makes an appearance. Classic takes on knit staples, such as the panelled knitted roll keck jumper, take a modern turn to silk, alpaca, and merino. In a variety of looks, embroidery and distressed, faded paintwork references grand old houses and their interiors.
Mulberry fall/winter 2015
