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Happy #internationalwomensday
Happy #internationalwomensday
If you haven't heard of Lindex yet, then you're missing out, because the Scandi brand is all about empowering women, and what better message to give on #internationalwomensday?
Today marks the launch of its 'Art meets fashion' collection, a unique collaboration with eight young artists, where two different art forms merge together - created for women, in tribute to women.
Each artist was given a brief, celebrating women, and using their individual expressions and technologies, created original artwork, which was then transformed into an exclusive array of unique fashion items by the Lindex design team.
The wearable 12-piece collection includes a raw edged denim jacket, silk kimono, a bonded vegan leather tote bag, Better Cotton Initiative waist belt and retro-esque swimwear with scalloped edges. And by the way, it's selling out fast, so get your limited edition piece now or regret it later.
Model and influencer Amber Le Bon spoke out in support of the project, saying, 'I’ve always been interested in Lindex, particularly the eco/sustainable side of the brand as I think it’s something that we can all benefit from thinking about a bit more. So going over to the home of Lindex was particularly interesting for me. Seeing the Art Meets Fashion collection also shows the support for both creative fields and how one is so important in supporting the other'.
Shop the pieces below.
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Shop now: Bikini Top with Scalloped Edge for £29.99 from Lindex
Shop now: Silk Kimono for £129 from Lindex
Shop now: Top with Print for £24.99 from Lindex
Shop now: Oversized Rain Coat for £79.99 from Lindex
Shop now: Net bag for £29.99 from Lindex
Penny Goldstone is the Contributing Fashion Editor at Marie Claire UK. She writes about catwalk trends and the latest high street and Instagram sartorial must-haves. She also helms the Women Who Win franchise.
She has worked in fashion for over 10 years, contributing to publications such as Cosmopolitan, Red, Good Housekeeping, and Stylist.