'Where the Wild Things Are' by Mulberry for Fall/Winter 2012-2013

Mulberry's creative director Emma Hill said "I'm always obsessed with movies, so we started with 'Where the Wild Things Are' both the original Maurice Sendak book and the Spike Jonze film." So the collection turned out to be rugged and at the same time quite luxurious. She used a lot of Mongolian fur, sheepskin, and rabbit.

A lot of warm chunky knits helped with the layering of the clothes along with pencil skirts from lacy to some of which where sheepskin. intricately beaded with gold sequins. Enjoyable were a long parka in russet colored lacquered viscose and a long cream sheepskin number. The new Del Rey bag, named after the singer Lana Del Rey, made its debut.
The collection held to the essence of the Mulberry brand without getting to literal. Mulberry is always playful and can be youthful yet offer clothes to women at any age.

Mulberry

Fall/Winter

2012-2013

Mulberry Spring/Summer 2012


Creative Director for Mulberry, Emma Hill, was inspired by her memories of the English seaside in the Seventies. These memories colored the collection in ice cream shades in pink, yellow, and pistachio and dresses long and short were paved with with zebra and leopard patterns. This colorful collection was also full of knitwear in addition to the bright prints and embellishment as well as chunky crystals and beads that sparkled under the spotlight. Not bad coming from the girl who sat on the beach with a raincoat over her swimming costume, eating fish and chips.

Mulberry

Spring/Summer

2012