Luke Edward Hall is the most modern equivalent of Cecil Beaton that we have. He’s a veritable aesthete who has worked in various mediums, from wall murals to sketchbooks, from fabrics to entire hotels. His clothing venture, Chateau Orlando, is a gateway into the visual lexicography of Hall’s inspiration. From jacquard knits inspired by English castles to Mediterranean holidays, the collection embodies something lacking in much of the design of today: a singular vision that’s wholly unique to the artist, playing with known themes in new and often contrasting ways that just works.
Luke Edward Hall’s Chateau Orlando Mixes Whimsy and British Good Taste
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