The perfect celebration of Great Britain’s Great Outdoors, Ted’s
A/W12 Collections feature autumnal tones of burnished berries and earthy hues
to create a heart-warming palette that embraces rustic beauty and rural charm.
Town meets
country with heritage fabrics and classic silhouettes sitting alongside modern
pieces that are perfect for any occasion; all cut out for the survival of the
fittest this A/W13.
On Womenswear,
Ted’s signature prints are inspired by botanical vintage finds with the
foxglove, sweet pea and decoupage cluster prints cultivated as focus placements
or seen to grow all over dresses and separates.
Tailoring
takes on a natural influence with tweed jackets and trousers furnished with
wooden buttons. Berry and nude fur coats and tippits add glamour, whilst boucle
jackets offer a touch of heritage luxe. Texture makes an appearance with chunky
knitted yarns sitting back with finer rib knits, complete with peplum detailing.
Angora blended dresses in simple A-line shapes soften the silhouette. The
collar is a key focus, whether plain or embellished, appearing on everything
from woven dresses to fine knits.
Elements of the
collection take on a more contemporary, minimal silhouette with clean lines and
bold colour coming to the fore. Slim-line, ankle grazing denims pop in burnt orange
and ochre. Day dresses are blocked with solid bands of colour, whilst graphic
painterly prints feature on softly draped midi-length dresses. Melton outerwear
adds punch in autumnal brights with shapes that either nip in the waist with
the essential peplum or add structure such as the metal clasp fastening cape. Coloured
animal print clutches, oversized bags, gloves and belts provide the finishing
highlights.
For Menswear, heritage fabrics are mixed with functional
materials to create heavily detailed pieces that are second nature to Ted.
Suede shooting
patches, contrast elbow patches and knitted panels are key on both knitwear and
outerwear. Nylon gilets feature tweed shoulder patches with cord collars; puffa
jackets are more technical with waxed canvas contrast details or fur linings
and herringbone check shoulder patches.
Flecked knits
in nap yarns create further texture whilst Fair Isle and Navajo printed knits appear
on everything from crew necks and cardigans to bags and gloves. Textural
highlights continue on accessories with rucksacks, satchels and holdalls mixing
leather, canvas and tweed fabrics.
For a smarter
look, tweed and wool jackets celebrate Britain’s heritage with steam train and
pheasant inspired prints and pheasant lapel pins. Slim and classic fit coloured
chinos remain important alongside newer, slim fit cords in rich rustic tones of
burnt orange, mustard and nettle green. The collection also sees the resurgence
of denim with heavy selvedge classic fits styled with statement turn-ups. Layer
up with puffa jackets and fur trim parkas teamed with chunky stripe knits or
shirts and knitted ties.
So it’s
survival of the fittest with Ted this Autumn/Winter: the finest menswear,
womenswear and accessory collections distinctively designed to ensure you do not
blend in with the surroundings.
Tight Lines
Inspired
by the simple fishing salutation “tight lines” which calls for good luck in
angling endeavours, Ted has fashioned an exquisite new collection that’s set to
get the fish biting this A/W13.
Ted’s
Tight Lines collection features up-to-the-minute
styling, sharp lines and cuts plus a unique printed lining that shows stags and
rising trout.
Full
to the brim with Ted’s experience and
knowledge of cuts and cloths, this unique collection also matches traditional styles and fabrics including
tweeds, Donegal’s and Shetlands.
Key pieces include a two button Herringbone jacket
with angled pockets and ticket pocket, a lambswool over check jacket with
innovative seam detail, and a taupe donegal suit.
Each Tight Lines jacket comes with a fly fishing
pin and throughout the collection, a mixture of natural buttons on cuffs and
fastenings add a slightly bohemian edge - as if a fisherman has lost a few
buttons and has had to replace them with an odd assortment found in a draw.
Traditional fabrics such as suede and corduroy are
also used for trims on pockets, cuffs and collars to create a very different kettle of fashionable fish.
If ‘fishing is just wishing’, make certain you wish
for ‘Tight Lines’ by
Ted Baker this A/W13.
Langley
Ted’s
A/W13 Langley collection casts a spellbinding vision this season.
A
fantastical mood emerges with the unicorn print which appears on a floor
sweeping maxi dress. Layers and ruffles flounce on show stopping dresses;
pure cashmere offers supreme luxury in whispers of nude pink, whilst heavy
satin pieces add structure.
The
woodland feather print is crisp and couture on the structured silk organza 50s
dress. The feather theme continues on the opulent jacquard bow back dress and
the feathered shrug is a statement piece for dramatic evening
glamour.
Phormal
Ted’s A/W13
Phormal collection of suits and separates features traditional fine natural
fabrics such as wool, herringbone tweed, silk and mohair combined with
luxurious satin and velvet trims.
Key pieces
include the double-breasted check blazer styled with the Prince of Wales
charcoal coat, as well as the indigo mohair blend evening suit with satin
piping detail.
Ted’s velvet
leopard skin Global jacket complete with animal print jacquard lining and horn
buttons provides the final wild statement.
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