Covent Garden - Your favourite brands are joining forces

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Shared visions of beauty and style Once in a blue moon, big names come together to create something truly unique. Like personal pigment by NARS x Charlotte Gainsbourg, rocking T-shirts by Sandro x Pink Floyd, and elegant fragrance by Annick Goutal x Claudie Pierlot. Discover the exclusive collaborations now and take them home before they’re gone.

NARS x Charlotte Gainsbourg Makeup meets music Singing sensation Charlotte Gainsbourg brings her effortless style to life with François NARS’ vision of beauty. Check out their tinted innovations, lived-in colours and tender textures for eyes, lips, cheeks and skin. It’s music to our ears. Tell me more

Fred Perry x Bella Freud  Style icons come together Bella Freud lends her distinctive eye for detail to Fred Perry’s archive. Referencing the subcultures of her youth, she adds bold finishing touches to his iconic designs. Expect edgy motifs, chunky text and plenty of leopard print. Discover more

Sandro x Pink Floyd Fashion for super fans Following Nirvana and Joy Division, Pink Floyd are getting the Sandro treatment. This season, the Parisian fashion brand has launched T-shirts and sweaters inspired by the band. Get yours and shine on you crazy diamond. Find out more

Edwin x Kyle Heavens Counter-culture T-shirts Unconventional artist Kyle is the man behind Goodhood, the East London label known for its rebellious graphic prints. And now you can find his dark, funny illustrations on oversized T-shirts by Edwin. If you love to stand out, look no further. Tell me more

Annick Goutal x Claudie Pierlot A treat for all the senses Experience the ultimate fragrance collaboration with Petite Chérie parfum, the revamped scent by two French houses. Wear it with pride along with flirty ruffles and oversized flowers from the elegant capsule collection that’s made to match. Discover more

Converse x Nigel Cabourn Hi-Tops go commando Combining two distinctive brand styles, the classic Hi-Top has been reborn. Converse’s youthful, alternative sneakers now include military spec fabric with Navy and RAF colouration. But hurry – they won’t be around for long. Find out more