Everything you need to know about the new Little Mix x PrettyLittleThing collection
Little Mix have partnered with PrettyLittleThing to create the ultimate affordable party wear range. Perrie, Jesy, Jade and Leigh-Anne are known for their striking styles yet they always look co-ordinated with help from their incredible stylists Jamie McFarland and Zack Tate. This collection has many head to toe matching looks so you and your friends will have the ultimate glam look.
From faux fur to sequins, bright colours to bold snake print, the Little Mix girls have made the perfect collection just in time for the festive season. There are over 100 different looks to choose from, with the best part being how inclusive they are with sizes ranging from 4-26. Jesy Nelson told Cosmopolitan: “It’s important for people to be able to buy clothes no matter what size they are, and feel good and confident.”
The prices begin at an affordable £12 and the most expensive item is a gorgeous black longline hooded faux fur coat priced at £100.
The girls love a thigh high boot and in this collection, which was shot in Paris, includes snake print, denim, oriental and embellished thigh highs. The oriental pieces of their collection include dresses, leg wrap sandals, co-ords and mini bags which are believed to be inspired by their new single ‘Wasabi’.
There is an ode to the 90s with the effortlessly cool double denim looks. The collaboration also includes accessories like handbags, bumbags and chokers which perfectly match the outfits.
PrettyLittleThing CEO Umar Kamani, told the Daily Mail: “What’s so wonderful about this collaboration is Little Mix define unity and strength to young girls and women through their music but also they all have such unique and individual style which makes this collection so exciting because it’s so diverse.”
To celebrate the release, the girls held an exclusive party at Aynhoe Park House and guests included fellow PrettyLittleThing ambassador Molly-Mae Hague, Lottie Moss and a performance from Aitch. The band took to the red carpet in the geo-jacquard co-ordinating looks from the range.
