Pringle of Scotland是英国的传统代表品牌，可能在国内跟恒－源－祥，羊羊羊，差不多。这个受女王特别认证的羊绒时装老牌马上就要迎来它的200周年了，于是在这次的伦敦时装周，品牌选在同样具有英国文化传承标志性的海德公园蛇形画廊举办展览和走秀。还是一样，Lofter这边我只能选择性的挑了10张照片，其实像我这样的没什么节操瞅着什么都按快门的人，照片比这几张多太多！想看的话可以连到Blogger的网站：http://it-is-sweetchili.blogspot.co.uk/ 如果在大陆可能得花点心思翻个墙，对于这个我暂时也没什么好办法！等等今年后面我可能会单独建立一个网站，脱离Blogger的平台，这样争取全球各地都能看到博客所有的内容！：）

It was LFW day 2, and I had the pleasure to visit the Serpentine Gallery for celebration of Scottish Fashion Brand Pringle of Scotland's bicentennial. 

For a brand with such a wealth of history and heritage, and a dominant position in both British fashion ad culture, Pringle of Scotland is more than just a fashion brand. It's the brand appointed by Her Majesty the Queen, and invented some of the most iconic prints and styles in the history of knitwear. In a shortened version of my understanding, the brand itself is a representative for the spirit of Britain.

So set in the perfect grey & gloomy British weather, and in the equally iconic venue of Serpentine Galleries in Hyde Park, London, was the exhibition for Pringle of Scotland. I thought I'd go in head to toe grey, with just a pop of orange-y red. But obviously I did not think everything through, and ended up carrying the most colourful umbrella in the world! Well, I'm now thinking of investing in a completely clear dome umbrella, so it will add minimum distraction to any outfit in the future. For the moment of this post, please just try to embrace my floral umbrella if you can :)

// Top(similar) from Nougat London at House of Fraser // or // Shirt Top(similar) from ASOS //

// Trousers from ASOS // 

// Coat(similar, without furry collar) from ZARA //

// Furry Collars from ASOS //

// Tote(different colour) from Stella McCartney at myTheresa.com //

// Ankle Boots(similar, and better I think) from Topshop //

The exhibition concentrates on the origin, history and evolution of the Pringle brand. You can just see how much effort has gone into the quality control and technology innovation. What strikes me the most is the dedication and creativity that has gone into building something that will last as long as 200 years! I won't give away too much of the exhibition now, as you can still visit it later in Edinburgh this year from April to August. Here are just some tasters of the exhibition in the pictures. And if you see me in a picture, that means the photo credit goes to my lovely friend and fresher(but talented) photographer Tina!(Thank you!!!XX)