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"    Photo: Matilda Temperley   It&amp;#039;s a busy time of year for designer Alice Temperley (she of the Temperley London fame), what with bridal and cruise collections about to hit floors and resort and spring designs being finished. However, that didn&amp;#039;t stop the gorgeous Brit from chatting with us when we spotted her at a recent press event in New York City. After beginning her label over ten years ago, Temperley has continued to be one of the U.K.&amp;#039;s most popular designers, recently dressing Kate Middleton in a now infamous black lace dress for the War Horse premiere in London. Her goals however, reach further than her home country. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m really excited about the future,&amp;quot; confided Temperley. &amp;quot;I have a flagship in London and have just opened a store in the Middle East, and my next step is to open a flagship store in New York, probably around the end of this year or early 2014.&amp;quot;    The flagship, she explained, will combine all of Temperley&amp;#039;s designs (bridal, bespoke, Temperley London, and her lower-priced label, Alice by Temperley), in one big space, allowing the customer to fully experience the Temperley London lifestyle.  Temperley also spilled some details about her upcoming Spring 2014 collection. &amp;quot;It was inspired by film noir\u2014ever since I was 11 I&amp;#039;ve been inspired by film noir\u2014rather than a specific film,&amp;quot; she explained. &amp;quot;I was looking at caf\u00E9 society in Paris and Parisian imagery, and the &amp;#039;40s and &amp;#039;50s. It would be the perfect wardrobe to wear to a wedding.&amp;quot; And could we ever expect a Temperley line for little ones? &amp;quot;That would be sweet,&amp;quot; laughed Temperley. &amp;quot;I have created bridesmaid dresses from leftover wedding dress fabric, so I&amp;#039;d never say no!&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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