For the second collection,
Lulu’s edit mixes emerging
Fashion East designers
(including James Long and
Natascha Stolle) alongside
established ones (Jonathan
Saunders and Louise Gray).
She also invited friends from
the fields of contemporary
art and design such as Tim
Noble and Sue Webster and
Bella Freud and Susie Bick
to create unique pieces.
The result is an inspired
mix of day and evening
dresses, knitwear, striking
art collaboration T-shirts
and oversize scarves.

LOOKBOOK

For Lulu & Co’s inaugural
season, Lulu Kennedy
selected ten iconic
archive dresses by ten
designers from the
Fashion East collective.

This capsule treasure trove
of dresses celebrates a
decade of London’s most
outstanding talent and
coincides with Fashion East’s
10^th birthday.

Founded by Lulu Kennedy
in 2000, Fashion East is a
philanthropic project that
launches highly successful
new designers such as
Jonathan Saunders,
House of Holland,
Marios Schwab,
Roksanda Ilincic,
Gareth Pugh, Louise Gray
and Richard Nicoll.

LOOKBOOK

The fourth edit from
Lulu & Co includes design
stars Peter Jensen and
Markus Lupfer and celebrated
menswear designer
Christopher Shannon who
has branched out into
womenswear exclusively for
Lulu & Co.  Lulu & Co has
also created an in-house line,
‘Lulu & Co Studio’, which this
season sees luxe cocktail
dresses sitting alongside
raffia-trimmed t-shirts, playful
mini dresses and skirts
featuring Mexican sunsets,
Hawaiian hula girls and
tropical fruit prints.

LOOKBOOK

Resort 12 is celebratory and
colourful, packed with
statement pieces and new
garment shapes.  It consists
of an eclectic edit of exclusive
pieces by established and
emerging designers with
flattering styles and shapes.

The Lulu & Co girl will be as
happy in her House of Holland
for Lulu & Co polka dot jeans
as she will be dressing up for
evening in Michael van der
Ham for Lulu & Co silky
jumpsuits and Roksanda
Ilincic for Lulu & Co luxe
cocktail gowns.

LOOKBOOK

In collaboration with legendary Buffalo photographer Jamie Morgan, BOYO Studio return to Lulu & Co with this unisex ‘Revolution’ tank. Alongside stylist Ray Petri, Morgan was part of the 1980s Buffalo collective, widely recognised as one of the most influential movements in fashion. This pure cotton tank features Morgan’s iconic images set against a grainy background and ‘Revolution’ slogan back detailing. Also available as a T-shirt.

In collaboration with legendary Buffalo photographer Jamie Morgan, BOYO Studio return to Lulu & Co with this unisex ‘Revolution’ tee. Alongside stylist Ray Petri, Morgan was part of the 1980s Buffalo collective, widely recognised as one of the most influential movements in fashion. This pure cotton tee features Morgan’s iconic images set against a grainy background.

After the success of their first collaboration with Lulu & Co, House of Holland return with an exclusive reissue from that SS 2009 collection. These unisex style hand printed polka dot vintage Levis 501’s are available in three colour ways: white on blue, black on blue and black on white.

After the success of their first collaboration with Lulu & Co, House of Holland return with an exclusive reissue from that SS 2009 collection. These unisex style hand printed polka dot vintage Levis 501’s are available in three colour ways: white on blue, black on blue and black on white.

In collaboration with legendary Buffalo photographer Jamie Morgan, BOYO Studio return to Lulu & Co with this unisex ‘Revolution’ tank. Alongside stylist Ray Petri, Morgan was part of the 1980s Buffalo collective, widely recognised as one of the most influential movements in fashion. This pure cotton tank features a human silhouette in floral design and ‘Revolution’ slogan back detailing.

In collaboration with legendary Buffalo photographer Jamie Morgan, BOYO Studio return to Lulu & Co with this unisex ‘Revolution’ tee. Alongside stylist Ray Petri, Morgan was part of the 1980s Buffalo collective, widely recognised as one of the most influential movements in fashion. This pure cotton tee features Morgan’s iconic images collaged against a ‘Revolution’ slogan background.