WATCH: Mercedes Helnwein for Orla Kiely AW11

28th February 2011 9:00 am


If you love dancing and the Sixties, you’ll love Orla Kiely’s short film – and collection, for that matter.

Directed by renowned artist Mercedes Helnwein, the exclusive fashion film showcases Orla Kiely’s new collection for autumn/winter 2011, where peter pan collared prints sit sweetly on mini shift dresses as models, hair all back combed at bouffant, dance like the decade never died.

We popped down for a perch in the British label’s temporary treehouse at the Portico Rooms in Somerset House during London Fashion Week to catch a glimpse of the collaboration and, of course, film the results for you guys.

Take a peek at the video below – we dare you not to wiggle.


Filmed on a Flip Cisco UltraHD www.theflip.com

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