In June 2011, English National Ballet took over one of
London’s most glorious outdoor settings, The Orangery in Kensington Palace Gardens, for an evening of breathtaking ballet,
fabulous fashion and fundraising.
fabulous fashion and fundraising.
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| Fernanda Oliveira, a Senior Principal Dancer at English National Ballet |
To mark the event, English National Ballet invited Moschino
amongst other designers
to create tutus or ballet inspired dresses. These wonderful creations were auctioned live
on the night and for this occasion, Moschino designed a tutu inspired by the quintessentially British ‘Pearly Kings & Queens’. The tutu is black and embellished heavily with
Mother of Pearl buttons to create a stunning, intricate pattern incorporating the
iconic Moschino symbols: M for Moschino, the heart and the peace symbol.
to create tutus or ballet inspired dresses. These wonderful creations were auctioned live
on the night and for this occasion, Moschino designed a tutu inspired by the quintessentially British ‘Pearly Kings & Queens’. The tutu is black and embellished heavily with
Mother of Pearl buttons to create a stunning, intricate pattern incorporating the
iconic Moschino symbols: M for Moschino, the heart and the peace symbol.
Events like this form an integral part of fundraising activity;
helping to sustain the vibrant life of English National Ballet and
supporting their renowned learning and outreach work and enabling them
to deliver world-class ballet to the nation.
This is great!
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