Theme: With a layout consisting of astro turf and columns lain with daisies, Madness' 'Our House' playing throughout the show and Winston Churchills voiceover at the start Mulberry are still proving they are key players in the British fashion industry.
Palette: Beginning with grey and white, runway soon introduced some of SS14's much loves 70's prints in bright orange.
Accessories: Adding twists to their classic bags we saw the 'Willow' with flower detailing and 'Alexa' in bright orange. 70's style chunky heels were worn in multiple colours, most memorably the orange floral printed heels.
Key Look: Look 4 was a personal favourite, not only for the cutest accessory known to man but the simplicity of the outfit. Both the jacket and dress were stunning on their own but together a new dimension was created and a power outfit was worn.
Review: A bittersweet show for the British brand today as it marks the last collection of creative director Emma Hill, who officially steps down from her role tomorrow, the women who made the brand the worldwide phenomena it has become the past 5 years. The collection retained many of the brands famous signatures with the co ordination of pieces taking precedence.
Silk pyjama suits were shown in multiple forms, there were cullotes, jacquard jackets, house coats and even a leather boob tube. Critiques have already dismissed the collection for lacking the usual Mulberry 'must have or die quality', something which I feel is no bad thing (with the exception of the garish orange 70's print which I would rather just ignore). Whilst it girls may not be clamouring over themselves for this collection, a rest of us might actually get a look in to by a true piece of iconic British fashion.
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