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Save The Queen

In 1985 Elena and Marco Fantini founded Save The Queen clothes in the beautiful, cultural city of Florence. The highly crafted designer dresses and casual designer female tops, statement bags and wonderfully high-heeled shoes, whose patterns are inspired by true and original works of art, reflect their cultural origin from the hub of Renaissance Art. It is rare that life really does imitate art, but the Fantinis have managed to combine both to create a unique brand identity and exquisite range.

Abstract, strong brush strokes and the revival of traditional techniques of Italian handcraft have been prominent in the Save The Queen collections for over 25 years. Although adored and appreciated throughout, Save The Queen clothes are finally taking their place in the fashion limelight.

Marked by British Online Vogue as one of the hottest trends this season, the artistic philosophy and deeply personal, human interaction of Elena Fantini with the hand crafted, traditional creation of Save The Queen clothes outlines a maturity and knowledge of the principles of design. This results in bang on trend painting based dresses that produce timeless vibrant pieces for the strong woman.

It is said that you can spot a Save The Queen clothing piece from 50 paces. The originality and signature of Elena Fantini gives the wearer and instant mark of style, elegance and strength.

Save the Queen clothes comprise of summery maxi-dresses – another trend identified by British Online Vogue for this season; oversized statement patent leather bags with the crown logo, vibrant evening jackets and coats and colourful, carefully crafted wedges full of details.

To buy your very own Save the Queen collections piece, simply browse the exclusive Jilly Sanders collection.

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