Okay you dolls, are you ready for a serious dose of cutesy? If you are, then just have a nosey at the newest Orla Kiely fall/winter 2020 lookbook featuring an array of oh-so-girly and super-flirty pieces for every fashionista who wants to have fun with her styling despite chilly temperatures outside. Yes, forget all-things-dull and give an enviable touch to your autumnal wardrobe.
Orla Kiely’s unique sartorial approach can be seen once again in her latest cold-weather collection. We were completely mesmerized by the wide range of chic silhouettes and the beautiful parade of eye-catching prints. Therefore, if you’re still on the hunt for the perfect additions to your closet, just check out these beauties! There are so many to-die-for items to see you through the season in style! Simple and versatile yet outstanding, the line definitely has us covered! Absolutely fabulous!
Renowned for her unmistakable prints, Orla Kiely comes up with a bewitching kaleidoscope of designs that drew our attention from the very first glimpse. Dresses, blouses, skirts, and coats… You can find a riot of key pieces to update your styling. Speaking about creating prints, the Irish designer told Grazia Daily that, “Yes, creating something new is always enjoyable. I must say though, some designs are instant – very quickly you know it’s going to work and that’s great. Then other ones you really have to spend a long time going back to it and working on it and that’s tough.”
So, Orla Kiely’s fall/winter 2020 collection is a total keeper. Well, what’s not to love in this super-adorable line? When it comes to the famous designer’s choice for the season ahead, she suggests going for a colour like mustard! So, if you’re searching for something transitional to move you towards autumn, mustard is a great way to add colour to your wardrobe. And for the moment temperatures start to drop, don’t forget the Wool Pique coat! Oh, and remember to accessorize!
Revealing her background, Orla Kiely said in an exclusive interview with Grazia Daily that, “Well – it was a mixture of things. After training at the Royal College of Art, there was a point I was hand-making various things, both hats and bags. Then when my father was with me at London Fashion Week that year, he – now famously – pointed out to me, ‘It seems like everyone here has a handbag, but hardly anyone is wearing a hat’ ha ha! So we came up with a specific type of bag that we were really happy with. Then we got a factory to make them and went from there.”
Photos courtesy of Orla Kiely
