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 Headlines 16/2/01 |
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Front row seats London Fashion Week in your home Chunk road trip T-shirts pay homage to car manuals Soft furnishing fashion Interiors fabric are the hottest prints Designer walls Eley Kishimoto launch wallpaper Man about town The evolution of men's style
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Soft furnishing fashionIt looks like Clements Ribeiro have been watching Changing Rooms, if their current collections are anything to go by. For their eponymous label, the husband and wife team matched tapestry prints with bondage items. Meanwhile, at French house Cacharel - where they are chief designers - the very French 18th century fabric Toile de Jouy, was the order of the day. Usually seen in country houses - on dinner plates, walls or windows - Toile de Jouy, with its pattern depicting oriental or pastoral scenes looks fresh, was seen in simple dresses and mandarin-collared tops. For inspiration visit French-Fabrics.com |
