"WE imagined Veruschka, the Sixties supermodel, and tried to think of how she might dress today," Daniela Felder told us of the inspiration behind today's <a href="http://www.vogue.co.uk/brand/felder-felder">Felder Felder show. Sort of Rosie Huntington-Whiteley meets Marianne Faithfull? "Perfect," she nodded, "she's bohemian but rock - with a sort of groupie vibe, but not grungey. We just started by thinking about her, and what she would wear out tonight in London or Ibiza maybe."
And with this offering, she surely wouldn't be short of options. Free love was in abundance: in the Sixties silhouettes, high-waisted flared trousers, bell-shaped sleeves and flippy high-necked dresses; the peekaboo fabrications, from sheer chiffon and Lurex to pale fuzzy knits and daring lace; the abstract prints, dark bleeding florals and bright blue leopardprint; and emanating from the girls themselves, freckled and swishy of locks as they were.
Leather added a touch of the label's signature drama to the offering - although with just enough wit: in metallics, laser-cut patterns or Coachella-ready fringing. Cowboy boots from Jessie Western and a capsule collection of round sunglasses created with Silhouette completed the look. This girl may be part groupie, but she's also happy being followed.