A stunning display of luxury fashion has been featured at the Tate Britain exhibition, highlighting pieces from top designers with prices that reflect their exclusivity. This showcase offers a glimpse into high-end apparel and accessories, perfect for fashion enthusiasts seeking premium style.
Cecilie Bahnsen Collection
The Cecilie Bahnsen ensemble includes a peplum top and a midi skirt, with the skirt priced at £860. Complementing this are earrings from Sophie Breitmeyer at £1,720 and Christian Louboutin satin sandals for £945. These items exemplify elegant, contemporary design with a focus on quality materials.
Max Mara Elegance
Max Mara presents a crop top for £540 and a midi skirt for £1,195, paired with earrings from 886.royalmint.com at £1,495. This combination showcases sophisticated tailoring and timeless appeal, ideal for refined wardrobes.
Dior and Burberry Highlights
Christian Dior offers a dress with a price on application, while Burberry features a jacket at £1,490, a jumper at £895, a mini kilt for £995, and leather boots with a price on application. These pieces blend classic British style with modern luxury, appealing to those who value heritage brands.
Louis Vuitton and Emporio Armani
Louis Vuitton's collection includes a jumper for £1,510, a skirt at £3,100, a hat for £655, and a belt priced at £280, accompanied by earrings from By Pariah at £4,500. Emporio Armani contributes a top for £650, a skirt at £490, a bag for £390, and shoes at £560, offering versatile luxury options.
Toga and Christopher Esber Pieces
Toga features a shirt at £300, a skirt for £600, and a belt priced at £300, with shoes from Manolo Blahnik at £865. Christopher Esber presents a dress with a price on application, paired with Christian Louboutin shoes for £755. These selections highlight innovative design and high craftsmanship.
Hair styling was expertly done by Philippe Tholimet using Oribe products, while makeup was applied by Eoin Whelan using Merit Beauty. The model, Daisy from IMG, brought these looks to life, with thanks to Tate Britain for hosting the exhibition. The Turner & Constable: Rivals & Originals exhibition runs until 12 April, providing a cultural backdrop for this fashion showcase.
