Stella McCartney: D.I.Y.
“I wanted to add some embellishment to the collection this season—but in a fresh, youthful way, with movement, freedom, and energy,” Stella McCartney says. “I played on the notions of function and utility with zips, textures, and a sophisticated do-it-yourself attitude.”
The Star Lite Motel in New York’s Catskill Mountains, 1991. Courtesy of Corbis.
Rodrigo Almeida’s Concreta Chair, 2010. Courtesy of designer.
An untitled Jacob Robert Price photograph, 2013. Courtesy of artist.
A quilt armchair by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec. Courtesy of Matter.
A teddy boy and girl, London, 1972. Courtesy of Getty Images.
An installation view of Olga de Amaral’s exhibition at the Louise Blouin Foundation, London, 2013. Courtesy of Laura Bushell/ARTINFO.
Spring 2014 campaign for Rains, shot by Philip Messmann. Courtesy of Rains.
Filippo Minelli’s photograph Shape A/O-B, 2011. Courtesy of artist.
A Robert Erdmann image of Emma Balfour, 1989. Courtesy of Robert Erdmann/August.
A film still from Anthony Geffen’s The Wildest Dream, 2010. Courtesy of the Everett Collection.
Rope. Courtesy of Stella McCartney.
Richard Serra’s Cycle, 2011. ©2014 Richard Serra/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/courtesy of the Gagosian Gallery, Photograph by Lorenz Kienzle.