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Topshop Unique

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By IMAGE
17th Feb 2014

Oversized cable knits, belted silhouettes and a sea of blue was the order of the day at the Topshop Unique show at London Fashion Week. The Turbine Hall in the Tate Modern became home to camel coats, ornithological prints and sheer dove grey ensembles with a 1970s interiors palette of yellow and mustard providing the rare shock of colour. With all the browns on show the one thing this LFW is hounding home is the return of a retro aesthetic.

Jeanne Sutton @jeannedesutun