12TWELVE, the jewelry line created by designer Edilou Canedo, introduces its lookbook for this season.
The unisex accessories brand goes by the message: “no gender, rules or restrictions.” It’s an experimental line fusing function and style. In the lookbook, we see a range of pieces including oversized chained necklaces and belts crafted with metal hardware. Also included are earrings and rings crafted with everyday wear in mind. The silver-toned jewelry is on-trend and doesn’t look gaudy, perfect for pairing with winter staples. In the imagery, we also see the unique pieces worn attached to belts, proving their multi-functionality.
Purchase pieces shown in the loobook at 12TWELVE’s website where pricing starts at $38 USD.
One of American Apparel‘s most iconic products is perhaps its retro Disco Pants. With the relaunch of the company comes the rerelease of the the party-ready bottoms, as well as brand new, matching Disco Bralettes and Midi Skirts.
Arriving just in time for the holiday season, the Disco collection comes in a range of eye-catching colors from bright red and royal blue, to turquoise and mint green. The form-fitting pieces are all crafted from ultra shiny fabric that’ll make you look like a star. A Disco Short option is also available for those who’re not afraid to brace the cold weather.
Retailing between $42 USD and $68 USD, you can now shop the looks at American Apparel’s website.
2017 has been quite the year for Missguided. From launching its “Keep on Being You” campaign that celebrates individuality to pledging to stop airbrushing its models, the retailer has made strides when it comes to inclusivity in fashion and the normalization of womens bodies.
Ending the year on a high, Missguided’s winter 2017 campaign – “Make Your Mark” – is also 100 per-cent un-retouched. Modelled by an incredible and diverse crew of ladies, from model Felicity Hayward to writer, activist and Pussy Palace member, Nylo, the imagery celebrates what the women themselves stand for: body positivity and girl power.
Peep some of the campaign imagery above and learn more about the full campaign and the girls behind it at Missguided.com.
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