Rag & Bone's DIY project gets a British twist Stars of the London social scene, Tallulah Harlech, Mary Charteris, Clara Paget and artist Phoebe Collings-James star in Rag & Bone's DIY project Rag & Bone's last DIY project of 2013 comes courtesy of four well-connected British models and creatives. Following in the footsteps of Miranda Kerr, Candice Swanepoel and Jourdan Dunn in turning the camera on themselves wearing the New York label's denim line, the result gives an insight into the world of these well-bred, stylish women. Tallulah Harlech Harlech, the aspiring actress daughter of Chanel muse Lady Amanda Harlech, asked her mother to capture her at their country farm in Shropshire. Profiles of Tallulah surrounded by beautiful landscapes convey that her life isn't all parties and Chanel pearls. Joining Harlech is Mary Charteris - aka Lady Mary Furze, the daughter of the 13th Earl of Wemyss - a regular on the decks at many a London fashion party. The petite blonde got into the spirit of the project by donning wigs and skinny jeans around her London flat. Mary Charteris Rag & Bone was founded by two Britons, David Neville and Marcus Wainwright, who met at school. "What's cool is that you know that the girls are truly being themselves and there's also a wonderful, unmistakable British flavour to the Projects," commented Neville. READ: The Rag & Bone men take New York Model Clara Paget volunteered to have herself captured while on safari in South Africa, while artist Phoebe Collings-James used her studio as the backdrop for her images and asked her boyfriend Sean to get behind the camera. Clara Paget and right: Phoebe Collings-James Phoebe Collings-James We thought it would be fun to do the DIY. Project with the four girls as they are all friends but all have very distinct personalities and points of view, which their photos convey," said Marcus Wainwright.