Friday 18 February 2011

AUTUMN / WINTER 2011

Presenting you with the new season collection

Completely print focused. Inspired by colonial Africa. I hope you like it (honest comments and opinions always welcome)
An introduction through the official press release. I know that it was posted a couple of weeks ago, but to refresh your memory -

Autumn / Winter 2011 sees CHARLOTTE TAYLOR traverse down a silky wormhole of exquisite, clashing and mood-altering colours, bold contrasts and snippets of African, English Heritage and Hungarian Gypsy inspiration.
For its third season, the label has been stripped bare – focusing on the essence behind the CHARLOTTE TAYLOR charm – the weird and wonderful, the deliciously tactile, the beautifully brave – the prints.
Past prints will carry over, with new colour-ways and designs holding hands to showcase a deluxe, delectable feast for the eye.
The prints envelop duvet-sized scarves, classic silk blouses and shirts and of course the celebrated CT head scarf.
Limited edition Wallpaper prints are also a new introduction – An army of Penguins to share your bathroom with should be an addition to any self-respecting individuals’ bucket list in the 21st Century!









Photographer: Claire Pepper
Stylist: Holly Chaves
Hair and Make-up: Camilla Hewitt
Model: Jodie @ Models 1

For further Information please email me directly at charlotte@charlottetaylorltd.com

20 comments:

  1. I love it. I think you've hit the nail on the head. The colour, the styling, everything is perfect. I'd wear everything here.

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  2. Such a beautiful and elegant collection. The dress with the ant print keeps drawing me back. Wonderful, congratulations.

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  3. Colourful, charismatic and brilliant. Your eye for style richly brings fashion to life with all the wonder, style and grace of a Wes Anderson film. Such passion for the medium is displayed with amazing detail, all patterns and colors carefully composed and brought to life. Love it.

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  4. STUNNING; I want to buy a GIANT scarf in EVERY print! xxx

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  5. Love the idea of the wallpaper. Good to see a fellow Lancashire lass doing so well. Not sure where your from in Lancs but you should pop into Rossendale Museum when your back there, they have a massive collection of taxidermy animals - I reckon your prints would fit in very well!

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  6. I'd love to see more of the ant print dress... it looks like it drapes beautifully. I also like that the lobster's claws almost make a heart shape. :)

    Well done! I miss your clothing design a little bit in this collection, though do love your eclectic prints, and they combine well with the classic shapes. Hoping (and expecting) these will sell like mad!

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  7. Beautiful prints! And great use of color. Everything is super fun and dreamy. And the images were beautifully shot.

    I blogged about the collection today.

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  8. i enjoy your animal prints, but am loving your spring collection with its choice of colour very much. I realise i am very late in terms of the fashion year, but hey, can't wait to dress for some warmer weather again.
    all the best!

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  9. Fabulous,
    do let us know as soon as it hits the shops (online and brick & mortar).
    Hope prices are a little less steep this time around so that us mere mortals can get to wear them too!

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  10. Charlotte this collection is exquisite! the colours and quirky prints are beautiful
    Well done :-)

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  11. I want the scarves.
    The colours and the print is amazing

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  12. Could you please tell me who makes those stacked flats in the 4th image? Are those from your collection??? I love them!!!

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  13. WOW! and I absolutely LOVE the maxi dress.

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  14. I love every piece - the prints are amazing !!

    Tess
    http://fashionresister.blogspot.com/

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  15. Some of the prints work- the crows work and the ants, but um, and you did ask for honest feedback, too many designs got predictable. elephants for example... i like the surprise element of your work, and three or so variations builds a picture and a theme and beyond that, the effect of surprise gets diluted..?

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  16. oops, penguins. how insulting, i do apologize.

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