Hard to miss, the King’s Road has a new addition that’s added swathes of colour and creativity. This summer, make sure you discover the new and incredible 40ft mural celebrating the cultural legacy of Chelsea icon, Dame Mary Quant, at 31 King’s Road.
Created by renowned typographic artist and member of the Chelsea Arts Club, Alan Kitching, the mural draws inspiration from Quant’s witty declaration, “Fashion is not frivolous, it is part of being alive today”. This tribute ensures that Quant’s enduring influence on fashion, culture and the neighbourhood alike will live on and as a permanent piece of art, will hopefully inspire the next generation of creative talent.
Please take lots of pictures and don’t forget to tag us in your Instagram’s – @dukeofyorksquare!
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