otherworldly Autumn/Winter collection, heavily influenced by the occult: seance hands, geometric patterns picked out in autumnal tones of Formica laminate and wood, shimmering 3D crystal balls and a wearable tessellating hall of mirrors. In 2015 Tatty Devine celebrated Spring/Summer with a contemporary take on traditional Tudor houses: reimagined in a tactile range of glossy acrylic and wood and accompanied by ground-breaking floral statements and intricate lacework-style dragonflies. Later on in the year, Rosie and Harriet were inspired by the Memphis Group, revealing their take on colour pop everyday items: from 80s style printed collage collars to statement pot plants and irreverent nods to domesticity: crystal-studded iron jewellery. In 2016 Tatty Devine shot their Skies of Antiquity collection on location in Rome, which served as inspiration for the jewellery's architectural inspiration: bubblegum pink layered arches, marble print balconies, intricate odes to the Trevi fountain complete with miniature coins and delicate pastel vases. This was followed by Play The Part, their Autumn/Winter collection which took its cue from classical ballet, over sized craft work, statement crystal-studded swans and fairy tale landscapes. In 2017 Tatty Devine debuted The Art of Wasting Time, their Spring/Summercollection which heavily referenced Valley of the Dolls, delicate florals and colour pop pill capsules, etched with the brand's then Brick Lane store number. In autumn winter, Rosie and Harriet drew on witchcraft, fairy tales and female power in She Put A Spell On You, which was photographed on location in Cornwall's, Museum of Witchcraft and Magic. In 2018 Tatty Devine turned to spring florals, British wildlife, delicate ribbon motifs and a pastel palette with their exuberant collection: Spring Forth and Break Through. Autumn/Winter saw the debut of their mystical collection, Liminal Fantasy, an exploration of dream-like states, celestial symbols, fantasy fiction and folklore, which was shot on location in Baggins Book Bazaar, England's largest secondhand book shop. In 2019 Tatty Devine launched their Spring/Summer collection, Flamingo-A-Go-Go: a love letter to master of kitsch John Waters. Pearlescent flamingo motifs joined high-camp pastel leopards, glossy lipsticks and iconic eye make up in their most striking collection yet. This was followed by Everything Is Everything, a 70s-hued Autumn/Winter collection which referenced everything from metallic string art to colourful spider diagrams and mesmerizing mathematical sequences. In 2020 Tatty Devine released their sun kissed Spring/Summer collection, Bloom Boom, composed entirely of floral designs, from dahlias to daisies and flowering sweet peas, utilising Duchess satin,