I can't tell if this is the camera angle, or stretched, or both, but I would guess both? At a time when other lines are slowly moving toward models that look more like the rest of us, Temperley is shooting them with lenses that make their legs look forty miles long. It isn't AS disconcerting with the pants here, somehow...
... but here it creates very distractingly off proportions, and it seems counterproductive -- among other things -- to ask us to focus on that at the expense of your designs.
I love that cape, but the photo feels like a funhouse mirror.
Kate, a noted Temperley wearer, would LOVE this.
Kate would ALSO wear that, though she'd get it in a below-the-knee length.
This is really pretty. EmRata, put it on for a ramble through the streets of New York.
And the dress and boots here, I do love.
Now that I've eased into it, I can focus a bit more, and I find this to be so interesting. It's like a geode or something.
This has a Ladies of Downton feel to it. Laura Carmichael, maybe.
And that could be for Michelle Dockery.
Hmm, Hayley Atwell?
Lily James
Rita Ora
I get the idea behind the distortion here, with the long lines appearing to come toward you, but the sheer giantness of her foot really throws me.
Cynthia Erivo.
And then she randomly took some of the designs to a desolate spot so that we could all feel lonelier!!!
Yes, I totally believe this person wore this outfit to go wander through the sands near the docks.
"I am cold. And so sad. Please just let me go get a hot toddy."
Okay, but this photo is cool. It does a super job showing off the dress and projecting motion without us even seeing who is wearing it.