Count on Byredo to bring in the Holidays with their latest 2024 Holiday Collection starring twin models Elizabeth and Victoria Lejonhjärta, directed by fashion’s favorite photographer Tyler Mitchell. The featured images captures togetherness and joy, key pieces like their classic candles, luxurious cushions, hot water bottles and blankets are on full display.
Included in the festive collection are Byredo’s signature “Alphabeta Tartan” motif in green, red and yellow, alongside scarves, blankets, cushions, stockings and even a hot water bottle. Also, if you’re a fan of the brand’s fragrances, they’re now available in larger sizes. Bestselling perfumes like “Rose of No Man’s Land,” “Bal d’Afrique,” “Gypsy Water,” “Mojave Ghost,” “Blanche” and “Black Saffron” will now be sold in 250ml sizes.
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