VERDY's Girls Don't Cry Debuts New Lookbook With Layering-Ready Pieces
VERDY'sGirls Don't Cryhas revealed its latest lookbook, with pieces set to release atDover Street Market London.
The latest release highlights layering for the cooler season ahead, complete with long sleeve pieces sitting underneath branded T-shirts. Also joining the collection is a dual-zip hooded jacket in a stunning brown hue, fitted with a complementing baby blue chest logo. A soft pink corduroy jacket wraps up the drop, complete with contrasting navy blue stitching for a subtle 3D look and big pink button enclosures.
Check out the lookbook above. The collection is set to release on August 14 and at Dover Street Market London.
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VERDY's Girls Don't Cry Debuts New Lookbook With Layering-Ready Pieces
Summary VERDY'sGirls Don't Cryhas revealed its latest lookbook, with pieces set to release atDover Street Market London. The latest release highlights layering for the cooler season ahead, complete with long sleeve pieces sitting underneath branded T-shirts. Also joining the collection is a dual-zip hooded jacket in a stunning brown hue, fitted with a complementing baby blue chest logo. A soft pink corduroy jacket wraps up the drop, complete with contrasting navy blue stitching for a subtle 3D look and big pink button enclosures. Check out the lookbook above. The collection is set to release on August 14 and at Dover Street Market London.
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