Dancing and Daisy at the stylish unveiling of Pearl Lowe's new range for Peacocks pics

 Pearl Lowe with her daughters Betty and Daisy.

A dancer models a creation from the Pearl Lowe for Peacocks autumn/winter 2011 collection.

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Dancing and Daisy at the stylish unveiling of Pearl Lowe's new range for Peacocks

Pearl Lowe invited the whole family, plus a host of ballet of dancers, to present her autumn/winter collection for Peacocks at the Vintage festival at the Southbank Centre.

 Model Daisy Lowe, wearing one of her mother's creations for the high street chain - a crush-velvet dress complete with a lacy Peter Pan collar.

The collection was modelled by ballerinas, who danced to a soundtrack picked by Daisy and Pearl, selecting music that has inspired them the most.

 The catwalk preview also showcased 'Betty Lowe for Peacocks' - the first collection of vintage inspired girl's party dresses, as modelled and co-designed by Pearl's five-year-old daughter Betty (right).

 A dancer models a creation from the Pearl Lowe for Peacocks autumn/winter 2011 collection.

 A dancer models a creation from the Pearl Lowe for Peacocks autumn/winter 2011 collection.

 Pearl's autumn/winter 2011 collection is inspired by vintage fashion from the 1920s.

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Southbank Vintage Festival

 The festival, which has been conceived by former Red or dead fashion designer Wayne Hemingway and his wife Gerardine, celebrates seven decades of British cool, including film from the 1920s to the 1980s.

 A gentleman manning a stall strikes a pose for the cameras.

 Two festival-goers get into the spirit of things with their bright attire.

A vintage enthusiast hopes the dry weather will hold out for the celebrations.

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Southbank Vintage Festival in pictures

London's Southbank Centre is playing host to fashion designer Wayne Hemingway's retro-inspired, mud-free festival.

 Fashion, film, music and dance form part of the agenda...

 ..as well as food and drink.

Jo Wood, the ex-wife of Rolling Stones rocker Ronnie, attended the opening of the event, which spans three days and goes on until July 31.

The Southbank Centre features a Vintage Marketplace comprising 250 shopping stalls.

Retro enthusiasts - some feeling more patriotic than others - dressed up for the event.

Collectables from yesteryear can be snapped-up by hawk-eyed shoppers.

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