On Sunday 22nd february, the models strutted the catwalk of the Tate Britain effortlessly, sporting natural makeup and windswept hair. Presenting lots of tweed and cable knit, Topshop stayed true to its British roots claiming their inspiration was taken from the English countryside.
Described as "a style journey from the playful wilds of the English countryside to the extravagance of a gilded cocktail hour," Topshop twisted the typically British appearance, by using glossy vinyl coats and patterned roll necks to inject retro elements into their A/W collection. The embroidered and feathered dresses contributed to the glamorous side of the collection whilst keeping it young and contemporary.
Above are some of my favourite pieces from the collection and also the garments that I believe sum up the idea of English countryside meets cocktail glamour. Forget quintessentially British, this A/W collection was quintessentially Topshop.
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