Rave meets safari  Rave meets safari Link to video: How to
dress: Rave meets safari  Ever since Camden Market morphed into
a vast, touristy retail temple to vaguely ethnically styled tat
- Dubai Mall for Greater London's limply disaffected youth, if
you will - anything colourfully beaded and pseudo-tribal has
looked a bit, well, studenty. Which is a shame, because (how
many more readers can I offend in my first paragraph? Let's go
for the record!) the zigzag beaded purses and dopey wall-
hangings are not just rip-offs, they are travesties, reducing an
elegant and vibrant aesthetic into something drab and half-
baked.  Well, thank goodness for Jimmy Choo. For ethnic styling
has found an unlikely champion in the most name-dropped
accessory label of our times. To get an idea of the new season's
Jimmy Choo collection, picture what a young, gorgeous heroine in
a Jackie Collins novel might pack if she went on a gap year.
Doesn't make sense, I know, but that's the point: it's rave-
meets-safari, and it shouldn't work,