When it comes to luxe prints and textiles, British retailer Liberty of London has a rich and colorful history. Launched in 1875, by Arthur Liberty, the retailer which carries menswear, womenswear, ...

Liberty’s floral designs have defied the whims of the fashion industry, and have stayed on trend for decades. One of the largest private collections will go on show this autumn in a major exhibition ...

British department store Liberty may be known for its heritage floral textiles, but for its latest interiors and fashion fabrics collection, a more geometric aesthetic has been embraced. The ...

Liberty has been a cornerstone of British design since 1875, its bold, floral fabrics and craftsmanship influencing style to this day. This year, the store marks its 150th anniversary. Liberty was ...

Listen up, floral-fabric lovers: Toms has just teamed up with the iconic British department store Liberty of London on a range of patterned canvas slip-ons, and they’re probably going to go fast. Last ...

Since its inception in 1987, French clothing label A.P.C. has regularly called upon London’s Liberty Fabrics for the poetic textiles in its collections. Now, after 35 years of collaboration, the Jean ...

If you click on a link in this story we will earn affiliate revenue. LA Redoute caters to everyone’s needs, while Liberty is known for its stand out prints, put them together, and you have a ...

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It will enable wholesale customers to purchase Liberty Fabrics’ two annual seasonal collections, which feature more than 250 designs, as well as its capsule collections, online. Designed to support ...

Brompton has released a new autumn collection of bags in the Made with Liberty Fabric Jonathan print. The print references the creative process with a monochrome geometric pattern inspired by pencil ...

As incongruous as it seems, Kirstie Carey — a “wild beach babe” from the Victorian coastal town of Portland — believes she was destined to work with the quintessentially British Liberty London. “My ...