Broidery Anglaise has many decades on its back, more precise its popularity started in the 19th century. At this time it was primary used in underwear and in children's clothes but in 1950's this fabric saw a new light and has continued to be present ever since. For me the fabric screams craftsmanship and has a romantic but at the same time a dramatic and sexy edge to it. The delicate cutwork decorates all kind of garments for spring and I especially love how Erdem (see below) & Valentino has incorporated it in there romantic dresses and Emanuel Ungaro gives the fabric a more dramatic and sexy feel.
These are my favourite looks from the SS15 catwalk. Hope you enjoy them :)
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