The House of Holland gets groupie-themed
- 10 years ago
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Flowers were showcased on a majority of the designs in British fashion designer Henry Holland's show as part of London Fashion Week on Saturday (September 13). The clothes for House of Holland were awash with sometimes psychedelic florals with pink, orange, yellow and green colours, funky floral prints, crochet dresses and metallics. Hippie chic went nineties with patchwork jeans on display along with a bomber jacket emblazoned with the words 'chief fluffer'. The theme of the collection was the groupie - defined in House of Holland's press release as 'a young woman, who seeks to achieve status by having sex with rock musicians'.
Flowers were showcased on a majority of the designs in British fashion designer Henry Holland's show as part of London Fashion Week on Saturday (September 13). The clothes for House of Holland were awash with sometimes psychedelic florals with pink, orange, yellow and green colours, funky floral prints, crochet dresses and metallics. Hippie chic went nineties with patchwork jeans on display along with a bomber jacket emblazoned with the words 'chief fluffer'. The theme of the collection was the groupie - defined in House of Holland's press release as 'a young woman, who seeks to achieve status by having sex with rock musicians'.