Topshop has unveiled a new limited-edition capsule collection with designer brand Talia Byre, as part of the retailers efforts to “champion emerging British creative talent”.
The collection is designed to bring the BFC/Vogue Desginer Fashion Fund nominee’s creative vision to a broader audience. It was crafted to “elevate the everyday” and at the centre of the line is Byre’s design philosophy; “every garment has a story”.
Michelle Wilson, managing director of Topshop said: Talia is one of the most exciting voices in British fashion today, with a distinctive creative perspective and an incredible eye for colour, craft and silhouette.
“This collaboration is a celebration of everything we love about supporting emerging design talent at Topshop and we’re incredibly proud to share it with our customers.
The range features the superfine merino wool v neck jumper in green and ecru stripe, a coordinating merino woold scarf, a merino woold cowl-back dress in green stripe, leather wedge boots and backless brogues.
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The line also includes, studded denim jeans, a placket denim shirt, an off-white leather jacket and a relaxed grey hoodie and jogger set.
Talia Lipkin-Connor, founder and creative director of Talia Byre added: “I’ve always loved that my clothes become an everyday part of my customers’ wardrobes so partnering with Topshop felt like a natural fit.
“The collection brings together many of the design codes that define Talia Byre and it has been exciting to reinterpret those elements through Topshop’s lens and create pieces that feel special, expressive and accessible.”, so partnering with Topshop felt like a natural fit. The collection brings together many of the design codes that define Talia Byre and it has been exciting to reinterpret those elements through Topshop’s lens and create pieces that feel special, expressive and accessible.
The campaign for the collection was photographed by Maxime Bony, with Claudia Poulter serving as art director and Vincent Pons as stylist. The clothes were modelled by Pia Stader, who was case by casting director Najia Saad.
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