If your holiday wish list doesn’t include baby pink pleather, satin bralettes, and python print coordinates, you’re not doing it right.
Missguided has already collaborated with our fave girls Amber Rose and Baddie Winkle, so it was only a matter of time until Galore and Missguided joined forces and did our own collab.
We figured what better way than to showcase the clothing than to have it modeled by our favorite it girls, so we tapped Mae Mckagan, Salem Mitchell, Ivy Levan, and Bella Harris to rock the pieces, which you can view below.
We don’t want you to blow your rent money or anything…but if you do, we’ll understand.
The collection is live on Missguided’s site, don’t sleep on this one babe.
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