Mulberry Shows Lana Del Rey Some Love

Singer Lana Del Rey may have suffered a heavy backlash from audiences following her SNL performance, but Mulberry has lovingly embraced her. For Mulberry's show at London Fashion Week, the line premiered its latest bag inspired by the muse, the Del Rey.

The Del Rey is a white leather bag with Mulberry’s trademark gold hardware. Since Alexa Chung gained mainstream recognition after inspiring Mulberry's Alexa bag, perhaps the fashion world could become Lana Del Rey's saving grace.

Along with naming a bag after her, Mulberry sat Lana in the front row of their runway show, along with Michelle Williams and Elizabeth Olsen. She performed at the after party with a piano instead of a band. Mulberry says that the 25-year-old has "the style of Old Hollywood," and creative director Emma Hill was “captivated by her soulful, melancholy voice and the nostalgic beauty of her 'Video Games' single and [music] video.” Lana Del Rey’s musical talent may be controversial among critics, but the bag she inspired, which starts at $1,250, is agreeably chic.

Text Emily Thomas
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Kate Bosworth Launches Denim Line With BeachMint

Earlier this week, it was announced that actress Kate Bosworth and her stylist, Cher Coulter, have come together in collaboration on another project for BeachMint.

BeachMint, a social commerce company that has collaborated with Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, Rachel Bilson, Nicole Chavez, and Steve Madden in the past on every type of fashion need, is said to be launching the line to accompany Bosworth’s Jewelmint jewelry line.

Also this week, Bosworth, 29, released the first of a series of short fashion films to promote her Jewelmint line. Shot in lush locations like Morocco and Paris and directed by Michael Polish (Bosworth’s boyfriend), the films offer consumers a great look at her affordable jewelry.

“If we can create pieces in this price range, we’re going to corner the markert,” Bosworth said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

Check out Bosworth’s first Jewelmint film, “The Look,” after the jump.