Somerset by Alice Temperley is now available at John Lewis

The wait is over and the eagerly anticipated, Somerset by Alice Temperley is now available at John Lewis. Designed exclusively for John Lewis and named after Alice Temperley's beloved home county, this is Temperley's first collaboration for the UK high street. Drawing inspiration from established Temperley motifs, the collection includes a full range of accessories and fashionable pieces. An array of influences are present in the collection from Victoriana and Bohemian accents to military and print elements. Traditional materials are juxtaposed with pony skin textures, beads and sheers to create a feminine portfolio. The 60 piece collection exhibits classic and much-loved Temperley favourites at an accessible price point whilst retaining Temperley's signature high-end detail and design.
Featured Pieces
Somerset by Alice Temperley Black Lace Long Dress
Somerset by Alice Temperley Foxglove Pony Ankle Boots 
Somerset by Alice Temperley Oversized Leather Tote Handbag
 Somerset by Alice Temperley Cape Camel Coat
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