Canary Wharf Magazine March 2015

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PROMOTION fashion

best of British We love a Brit-centric collection, and Paul by Paul Smith’s S/S 15 offering is inspired by the lauded work of 20th century British artist Patrick Heron. Echoing the abstract shapes of his artwork, the collection embraces batik and patchwork prints, while artisanal techniques include sun dyeing and hand painting. Suiting consists of relaxed shapes, with soft lines and wide-leg trousers, while embroidery and broderie anglaise add a youthful air. Paul Smith, Cabot Place

STYLE hER Words: melissa emerson

who’s boss 

 floral tribute The Art of Creation is Myla’s S/S 15 theme and its unusual mix of soft pastels and darker colours is intended to represent the evolution of a summer’s day – from primrose pink and iris blue skies to the black of midnight. The pieces are crafted in London and their embroidered lace work is compared to the delicate quality of summer blooms. It’s a vision brought to life by Spanish artist Ernesto Artillo’s sketches which accompany the launch. Myla, Cabot Place

The BOSS S/S 15 collection was eagerly awaited as it’s only the second since Jason Wu was installed as the label’s artistic director. Thankfully, he has not disappointed. Fabrics offer the structure and sharp lines that are most often seen in menswear, with visible seams demonstrating the artistry of the brand’s tailoring. A palette of earthy tones and monochrome gives a sophisticated feel, cleverly contrasted with metallic accessories. Boss, Cabot Place

pucci prints  Technical swimwear and beachwear expert Orlebar Brown has teamed up with Emilio Pucci for an exclusive 20-piece capsule collection, available this month. Geometric 1960s and 70s patterns, brought back to life from the rich Pucci archives, are rendered in bright colours on tailored cotton shorts and long-sleeved surf-style tops. from £195, Orlebar Brown, Jubilee Place

in the bag One of the biggest trends of S/S 15 is white, as endlessly clean collections blanketed the catwalks. If a total whitewash isn’t for you, then what better way to add a bold dash of colour than with accessories? DKNY’s latest pieces come in a versatile range of styles – from the cross-body bag to the structured shopper. We love the durable Saffiano leather styles in coral and cobalt blue. £240, Waitrose Food, Fashion & Home, Canada Square

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