It was a story of texture, inspired by the Renaissance Movement, and we saw rich broacades and foiled crepes alongside heavy floral embellishments. Each look was just slightly over the top with one too many accessories or embellishments, but this was clearly the goal. “In this fast transient world a little decadence is like a tonic, a romantic escapism,” noted the designer. While the literal references and grandeur of the collection was apt, time will tell if the looks have the same red carpet and celebrity appeal as usual.
Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012
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Temperley London Fall 2012