This Lookbook Styled by 'I'll Be Your Mirror' Channels Anita Pallenberg
Stuart Truesdale — October 29, 2015 — Fashion
References: illbeyourmirror
Glasgow-based stylists I'll Be Your Mirror teamed up with women's RTW designer Sofia Juanne to create this 70s-inspired lookbook with a nod to Anita Pallenberg. Sofia's collection, influenced by Thea Porter and Talitha Getty via her Middle Eastern heritage is all about how clothes can make you feel. I'll Be Your Mirror made sure Sofia's latest collection of dresses and capes will have you pining for 1970s Morocco, boys with guitars and teased hair.
I'll Be Your Mirror pulled from a love of the golden age of groupies to throw a feminist feel into the mix. With Keith Richards famously declaring that Anita "scared the pants off him," they pulled together a lookbook that showcases Sofia's beautiful dresses and reminds viewers that pretty can have a dangerous side.
Music has always inspired fashion and I'll Be Your Mirror wants to remind you that the women behind the band are just as important as the lead singers.
I'll Be Your Mirror pulled from a love of the golden age of groupies to throw a feminist feel into the mix. With Keith Richards famously declaring that Anita "scared the pants off him," they pulled together a lookbook that showcases Sofia's beautiful dresses and reminds viewers that pretty can have a dangerous side.
Music has always inspired fashion and I'll Be Your Mirror wants to remind you that the women behind the band are just as important as the lead singers.
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