
Topshop has debuted a 16-piece denim-focused collection co-designed with model Cara Delevingne. The partnership marks the retailer's first co-designed range.
Topshop, the Asos-owned brand, launched a 16-piece collection co-designed with British model Cara Delevingne, the retailer said. It is the brand's first co-designed range. The line draws on Delevingne's connection with Topshop and her off-duty approach to style.
The range focuses on denim – skirts, jeans, dresses, jackets and tailoring – and aims to meet Topshop's circular design criteria.
Delevingne said: "Topshop has been part of my style story for as long as I can remember, so co-designing this collection felt really personal. I've always loved the way the brand captures London style that feels distinctive yet effortless. These pieces are a celebration of that feeling in a way that feels true to me."
Michelle Wilson, managing director of Topshop, said: "Cara has always been synonymous with the confidence and creativity at the heart of Topshop. As a global style icon with deep London roots, she brings a distinctive point of view that resonates with our community around the world. We're thrilled to invite Cara to bring her creativity and sense of style to a collection that celebrates our denim DNA, creating a collection that feels both timeless and unmistakably hers."
The campaign was shot in London by Magnus Lecher and fronted by model Miah Linardi. Film direction was by Camille Amott, creative direction by Mairead Gleeson, and styling by Holly Gorst.
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