Queen of prints: The darling of London's boho '70s scene, Celia Birtwell, is making her mark on fashion again. (Bazaar Profile)

Queen of prints: The darling of London's boho '70s scene, Celia Birtwell, is making her mark on fashion again. (Bazaar Profile)

Celia Birtwell, the British textile designer who made her name designing prints in the '60s and '70s for British fashion designer (and then-husband) Ossie Clark, is back in fashion, whether she likes it or not. Since 1984, she's been running her own fabric shop in the chic nabe of Not...

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