Embracing the mature
In today's fashion world, the young are so - well, old hat. Or so it seems as beauty- and fashion-ad campaigns increasingly feature 'older' women.
FOR the last three years at about this time - which is to say, in the nascent days of the new year when the calendar lies clear and the sense of possibility is at its apex - Selfridges, the British department store, has dedicated its windows, all 13 of them, to a new class of Bright Young Things: dozens of up-and-coming stars of fashion and art, including names like Simone Rocha, Christopher Shannon and Maarten van der Horst, who it thinks will shape what we wear and how we shop in the year to come. New year, new generation!
But this year, things look a bit different. On Thursday, the emporium unveiled its first windows of 2015, all dedicated to the work of Bright Old Things (BOTs): 14 men and women of a…
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