Photo courtesy of Lulu DK
Combining sexy metallic with poppy brights and graphic geometrics, Lulu DK's new collection launched this summer at Donghia. With nature as her muse, Lulu channeled the inspiration of her young boys, the garden and California life. From tiny birds on vines to a cool oversized cross hatch brick pattern, her distinctive designs co-mingle to coordinate together seamlessly. I had the chance to hear Lulu's creative process when I interviewed her alongside Donghia's creative director Chuck Chewning for Editor at Large's Editor TV. Check it out here to get the lowdown. Lively and fun, the line is everything we expect from such a creative powerhouse.
Combining sexy metallic with poppy brights and graphic geometrics, Lulu DK's new collection launched this summer at Donghia. With nature as her muse, Lulu channeled the inspiration of her young boys, the garden and California life. From tiny birds on vines to a cool oversized cross hatch brick pattern, her distinctive designs co-mingle to coordinate together seamlessly. I had the chance to hear Lulu's creative process when I interviewed her alongside Donghia's creative director Chuck Chewning for Editor at Large's Editor TV. Check it out here to get the lowdown. Lively and fun, the line is everything we expect from such a creative powerhouse.
Dancers in coral
Dancers in kelly green 
Dancers in mauve 
Dancers in navy 
Dancers in seamist 
Dancers in straw 
Rainbow in ocean 
Rainbow in plum 
Rainbow in Salmon 
Rainbow in sky 
Rainbow in straw 
Rainbow in gold
Plantation in Chocolate 
Plantation in gold 
Plantation in kelly green 
Plantation in navy 
Plantation in ocean 
Plantation in plum 
Plantation in royal blue 
Plantation in sky 
Plantation in teal 
Ivy in navy 
Ivy in plum 
Ivy in purple 
Ivy in salmon 
Ivy in seafoam 
Ocean in navy, inspired by the way sunlight hits the water
Ocean in turquoise
Ocean in vine































 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
4 comments:
Love these new fabrics. Such a fan of Lulu Dk's work. Hope to sees you soon.
Holly
love the prints and colors but they feel like they were printed with plastic coated dyes. and the linen is very think. hard to imagine implementing. anyone else think so!?
Love her new fabrics...so fun and beautiful!
www.donnaviningblog.com
Absolutely love these!! Can't wait to see them in person!!!
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