Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood launches clothing line
The Rolling Stone's paintings appear on new Liberty line
The artwork from Ronnie Wood's paintings appear on a new range of clothing and accessories for high end department store Liberty.
The line, which officially launched yesterday (Oct 27), has seen Wood join forces with Liberty's creative director Tamara Salman to produce a small, capsule collection made up of various fabrics printed with images from Wood's paintings.
Three paintings are being used for the prints, including I Feel Like A Painting, which, says Wood, is inspired by ''the day when I decided to turn my life around''.
The I Feel Like A Painting shift dress is available for £495, while the leather day bag costs £715.
There are also men's T-shirts emblazoned with the title of the painting onsale.
As well as being onsale in Liberty, the range will also be available in Harrods in London, as well as stores in Japan, Ireland, Italy and the United States, reports the Telegraph.
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The line, which officially launched yesterday (Oct 27), has seen Wood join forces with Liberty's creative director Tamara Salman to produce a small, capsule collection made up of various fabrics printed with images from Wood's paintings.
Three paintings are being used for the prints, including I Feel Like A Painting, which, says Wood, is inspired by ''the day when I decided to turn my life around''.
The I Feel Like A Painting shift dress is available for £495, while the leather day bag costs £715.
There are also men's T-shirts emblazoned with the title of the painting onsale.
As well as being onsale in Liberty, the range will also be available in Harrods in London, as well as stores in Japan, Ireland, Italy and the United States, reports the Telegraph.
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