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Mulberry Hosts a Garden Party to Celebrate their First Store in Australia


Mulberry hosted an exclusive garden party in Sydney to celebrate the opening of the brand's first Australian store. Mulberry's S/S 2011 collection inspired the choice of a garden BBQ party, referencing Mulberry's key obsessions for the season: all about giant roses, 'The Secret Garden' novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett and all sorts of gardening props and pieces.  Here's a sneak peak of the super stylish guests and the beautiful ambiance. 

Photos provided by Mulberry

Comments

Anonymous said…
i love the second bag from the left<3.. is that a mini bayswater?
Confashion said…
Anonymous
I'm not quite sure but I think it's East West Bayswater...

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