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Rory Hutton X Solveig in Scotland
For some time now I have wanted to design a scarf inspired by Scotland. Having lived there for four years I thought it would be fitting to celebrate some of the things I loved most about this magnificent country.
Rory Hutton X The Royal Ballet: Dame Margot Fonteyn’s Centenary
Earlier this year I was commissioned to design a range of silk scarves inspired by one of the most influencial dancers of the twentieth century, the Royal Ballet's Prima Ballerina Assoluta, Dame Margot Fonteyn.
Ashurbanipal and Me
The British Museum described the Assyrian king (r.669-c.631BCE) as ‘Warrior, Scholar, Empire Builder, King Slayer, Lion Hunter, Librarian.’ Quite the skill set! I hope you will enjoy looking through my designs and maybe you will start noticing Assyrian influences in the art and architecture of your everyday.
Rory Hutton at the Wallace Collection
I hope this collection will please the modern day Louis XIV’s, Madame de Pompadour’s and Marie Antoinette’s, so they can take away and wear some of the opulence and drama of the Wallace Collection!
Rory Hutton at The Royal Opera House
Earlier this year I was commissioned by The Royal Opera House to design an exclusive collection of prints celebrating their forthcoming season and the launch of their new design led retail store in Covent Garden. A dreamier project I could not have imagined!
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