Courtesy of Hillier BartleyFashion / NewsFashion / NewsHillier Bartley puts pictures of its clothes on its clothes#metaShareLink copied ✔️November 30, 2017November 30, 2017TextBrit DawsonHillier Bartley capsule collection Last month, Hillier Bartley – the London label designed by duo Katie Hillier and Luella Bartley – revealed its dreamy SS18 campaign, shot by David Sims, with art direction by Dazed’s Jamie Andrew Reid. Before you’ve even had time to tweet ‘I need that pic on a tote bag’, the designer pair have gone and done just that. Launching today, the brand’s new capsule collection features clothing and accessories printed with images from the playful campaign. “What appeals is the idea of adding an extra layer, putting these images that play with sexual identity on casual, everyday pieces – the clash of cultures,” said the pair on the meta use of their own imagery. “In our last collection we paid homage to the work of Sarah Lucas,” the duo said, “in particular her infamous bunnies and they way they challenge gender stereotypes and play on conventions of representation. This prompted our fascination with sexual dress codes and traditional gender symbols of clothing and fabric.” From bunny bags to layered fishnets – styled in all sorts of unconventional ways – the images stay true to the spontaneous, unconventional vibe that Hillier Bartley has become known for. The collection is available now exclusively online. Read our feature on Hillier Bartley from the summer 2017 issue of Dazed here. Hillier Bartley SS18 campaignEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy Expand your creative community and connect with 15,000 creatives from around the world.READ MOREBehind the scenes at Zomer and La Watchparty’s AW26 runwayLove machine: When robot HMND Alpha met model Angelina Kendall Antonio MarrasAntonio Marras wants us to stop and smell the roses for AW26Saint Laurent AW26 paid tribute to the iconic Le Smoking jacketDior AW26: Jonathan Anderson invites us to his (lily) pad GucciEsDeeKid, Fakemink and more shut down Gucci’s AW26 afterpartyHodakova AW26 wants us to take a long, hard look in the mirrorPerfection and chaos collided at Vaquera’s AW26 showAre you ready for the return of the ‘everyday tiara’?Meryll Rogge takes Marni: ‘I need to make sure I don’t fuck it up’ Bottega VenetaLouise Trotter finds sensuality in structure for Bottega Veneta AW26Milan Fashion Week AW26: All the best moments you might’ve missedEscape the algorithm! Get The DropEmail address SIGN UP Get must-see stories direct to your inbox every weekday. Privacy policy Thank you. You have been subscribed Privacy policy