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2010 – John Galliano for Dior
Like a plant from Mars this was actually not extra-terrestrial but undersea inspired. Note the jelly fish and the coral.
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2011 – Alber Elbaz for Lanvin
This may look traditional but look closer at the (slightly creepy) dummies lounging around the base
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2012 –Kally Ellis for McQueen’s
Magnolia branches and lichen moss studded with crystal and emerald jewel eggs in white, gold and silver
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2013 – Dolce & Gabbana
Italian carousels gave inspiration to the elaborate tree, complete with 300 painted marionettes
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2014 – Dolce & Gabbana
A very traditional be-ribboned and baubled offering this time complete with bambi underneath –awwhh
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2015 – Christopher Bailey (then at Burberry)
Decorated in very British gold and silver brollies. Motion sensors mean the umbrellas moved and sparkled for guests
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2016 – Sir Jony Ive (chief designer at Apple) and Marc Newson
More a wood than a single tree bathed in midnight blue with shadowy figures dancing.
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2017 – Karl Lagerfeld
This tree was upside down balancing on its point –go quirky Karl (RIP). A mirrored star nestled in its roots. |
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2018 – Diane von Furstenberg
More sculptural that conifer and peacock blue. Draped in real silver-leaf and hand blown glass hearts.
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2019 – Christian Louboutin
Accessorised with a Loubi Express train as red as the famous soles on Louboutin’s shoes.
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| 2020 – Kally Ellis for McQueen’s Kally is back again. This Art Deco –inspired tree has an Iridescent and ethereal feel, dripping in 10,00 crystal and glass pendants. |