Okay, THIS doesn't feel like a luxe interior; it feels more like a suitcase of yore that had stickers affixed to it every time it entered a new country.
Bauhaus: not just a font name, y'all. It's also a German art school that existed from 1919-1933, and so some of these clothes celebrate it or the three cities in which it existed during that time.
And NOW we're getting into the stuff that feels inspired by an old stately home somewhere. That top SURELY began life as a tribute to someone's expensive carpet.
These needs some Experimental Youngs to attach to it, like Maisie Williams or Laura "Lady Edith" Carmichael.
However, I will ALWAYS suggest Zendaya for something in a kicky pattern and with a giant coat.
Elizabeth Banks was the first person I ever saw wearing Mary Katrantzou at least to my knowledge, and she feels properly experimental for this.
Somebody please tell Mr. Carson that the tapestries have been stolen.
I could see Diane Kruger wearing that with blocky boots.
I am pretty sure there are some antique chairs at the Getty upholstered in this, and that's not an insult.
