Fashion holds a particular kind of memory. In the construction of a jacket, the familiarity of a print, the lustre of a pearl, entire ways of dressing survive and evolve. Certain pieces remain compelling across generations because they leave room for each wearer to bring something of their own.
With New Heritage, Chapters explores this continuity. Our fourth Chapter brings together the enduring references of the wardrobe and the designers giving them renewed relevance. Country dressing, feminine silhouettes and the precision of tailoring form a shared vocabulary, expressed through generous proportions, rich surfaces and distinctive details.
Camel, chocolate and ink lend depth to the selection, punctuated by burgundy, animal prints and the gleam of jewellery. There is warmth and familiarity here, alongside a curiosity for how these elements can be worn today. A velvet corset beneath a wool jacket, pearls against brushed knitwear, traditional patterns in unexpected combinations.
The result is a wardrobe with a sense of history and a perspective of its own.