Preen by thornton

Preen by Thornton Bregazzi showcased pieces celebrating the summer solstice, themed around natural floral motifs and pagan references. Built on an aesthetic of Arts and Crafts-inspired florals and modern graphic lines, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi was founded preen by thornton by Justin Thornton and Thea Bregazzi. Their debut collection at London Fashion Week in used delicate vintage elements and hand-crafted detailing, establishing the brand's punkish sensibilities and subverting traditional motifs with a strong sense of British tongue-in-cheek. As an independent and progressive label, Preen received the Establishment Designer award at the British Fashion Awards inas well as a Lifetime Achievement Award in from the government of the Isle of Man, where both Thea and Justin preen by thornton from, preen by thornton.

Thea Bregazzi and Justin Thornton took us to the river Thames to inaugurate London Fashion Week, in the spontaneous old-school off-schedule style they adopted around the millennium, when things were less obediently regimented. They went for it on the spur of the moment. Well, these two have been grown-ups for a long time since they started from their tiny shop off Portobello market. Some of it got styled up as stoles or wrapped as skirts, and one model swished along holding a plump frilled cushion in a transparent carrier bag. Next up, Thornton promised, there are printed wallpapers on the way.

Preen by thornton

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To coincide with the 21 June's summer solstice — a celebration of light, nature and growth — this catwalk show featured a collection of current and past archival pieces themed around natural floral motifs and pagan references, preen by thornton.

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Hence the pair looked to nightwear for inspiration this season, working with satins, silks, and laces in dustily romantic colors, before ruching and draping them to create warped, asymmetric silhouettes. They also took their party dresses down to the floor and decorated halter necks with smatterings of jewels and sequins for an additional touch of louche glamour, while a final, delightful styling detail came by way of heeled Mary Janes sprouting fluffy feathers, recalling the sex-kitten kitsch of a s marabou mule. Over the past few years, Thornton and Bregazzi have also been quietly evolving behind the scenes to make their collections as sustainable as possible, from printing techniques with low water wastage to increasing their use of deadstock fabrics. This time around, they used offcuts and cotton scraps hanging around their atelier to create charmingly wonky patchworked bralettes, here mostly strung over floral gowns and lacy slips. Still, the duo wear these credentials lightly. Resort Latest Shows Seasons Designers Featured. Story Saved.

Preen by thornton

Thea Bregazzi and Justin Thornton faced the monthslong lockdown dilemmas that parents the world over will empathize with only too well: how to work from home while keeping two young children busy? Well, while isolating at their house in Suffolk in the spring, they came up with a happy solution: having Fauve, 12, and Blythe, 8, take part in making the collection. The sisters made earrings from smashed china, glue, and gold enamel paint. Fauve had a go at draping on a mannequin and came up with the shape of a smock top with puffy sleeves that her parents copied. Blythe drew dresses covered with rainbows. The many stories of how fashion kept going during the pandemic on the pooled resourcefulness of families, friends, and local communities would make a great documentary, and its moral would surely be that some things have been done for the better. In the Thornton Bregazzi camp, the by-rote mood board method of pinning up inspiration images was the first thing to go. A year on the experiment had turned into a necessity. The key to reconciling the patchworking of disparate fabrics with a meaningful concept came one summer morning when Thornton was scrolling through Instagram. Bregazzi smiles ruefully.

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