Women’s young fashion brand Lashes has created a capsule collection exclusively for Topshop.
Stocked in the retailer’s Oxford Circus store and on Topshop.com, the collection displays all the hallmarks of the fun and flirty brand, with playsuits, bomber jackets, skater skirts, bralets and froufrou peplum shorts in printed or pretty pastel versions.
Lashes brand director Sarah Kent says the range is “signature Lashes sugar sweet but toughened up a notch to appeal to the good girl and not so good girl.”
Another interesting move for one of the high street’s big hitters in the quest for the all-important point of difference.
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