London Fashion Week 2011 Winter, held on the 23rd, marked the final day of an unforgettable season. As fashion enthusiasts focused on the latest collections from top brands, the accessories—bags, shoes, hats, and more—were just as captivating, stealing the spotlight with their bold and eye-catching designs. The event was not only about clothing but also about the eccentricity that made it unique. This season, "the most exaggerated accessories" were a key theme, led by the legendary "punk godmother," Vivian Westwood. Her avant-garde creations never fail to surprise, and this season she took her signature exaggeration to a whole new level. The human body itself became part of the accessory. Models walked the runway with oil-painted face masks, some wearing headscarves paired with hats, while others sported messy, fluffy hair and rebellious crown-shaped headdresses. When a dark-skinned model, adorned with gold pieces on her face and oversized black sunglasses, stepped onto the catwalk, the audience erupted in applause. At 70 years old, Westwood still managed to impress even the most discerning viewers with her fearless creativity.
Meanwhile, British designer Paul Smith showcased his Fall/Winter 2011 collection at London Fashion Week. Known for his classic style, Smith chose to strip back the luxury and return to the essence of design—simple, elegant accessories. His collection featured understated, neutral-toned outfits paired with rugged leather boots, solid-colored wool caps, and slim ties. These minimalistic details were interpreted by the models with a subtle blend of strength and softness.
Bags have always been a woman's best companion, and this season, Britain’s renowned luxury leather brand, Mulberry, introduced several new additions to its iconic lineup. Drawing inspiration from rustic and pastoral autumn and winter scenes, these bags became the season’s “most romantic accessories.†From the timeless Bayswater to the fresh new Tillie, the color palette embraced earthy tones with a warm, natural feel. Emma Hill, Creative Director of Mulberry, expressed her intention to honor women who love tradition and embrace vibrant colors through this season’s designs.
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