Mood board: Creative director Peter Dundas mined the starry skies for a collection that swirled with references to astrology. Rather than go the classic, clichéd route, the designer plucked the bohemian rock vibe of Stevie Nicks with a touch of Mr Jimmy Page to juice up this collection's sex quotient.
Best in show: Though Dundas prefers to stay away from anything too literal from this maison's glittering print past, this season he dove wholeheartedly into magnificent illustration-based prints that reproduced the symbols of the zodiac, splintered into psychedelic pattern.
Finishing touches: Suede moon bags encased inside hard silver metal circles, and sunglasses in the shape of stars, gave a playful touch to this well-crafted collection.
Photography: Jason Lloyd-Evans
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