LoveShackFancy is thinking pink.
Following its first limited-edition line with Victoria’s Secret Pink — which flew off the shelves in July — the label dropped a second collab this week.
Starting at just $20, the designs fuse Pink’s playfulness with LoveShackFancy’s romantic charm. Standouts are already selling out, so don’t delay in shopping the highlights below, from cute cardigans to a nostalgic stuffed animal.
Fancy a new sweater? This cozy, ultra-giftable sweater features LoveShackFancy’s signature bow branding on the front and back.
This off-the-shoulder sweater would pair just as well with skirts and jeans as with the matching Foldover Flare Pants.
It wouldn’t be a Victoria’s Secret collection without a silk set like those the brand’s runway models wear backstage.
Put a bow on your shopping spree with these lacy panties, which have made their way into at least 800 shoppers’ bags in the past day alone.
Relive early-aughts mall trips with this knit take on the beloved Pink dog. (If you’re buying for a real-life canine, there’s also a Pet Sweater that matches the human ones in the collection.)
When it comes to boxy tees, Pink and LoveShackFancy are thinking outside the box.
This cozy hoodie comes in beige, icy blue and pale pink.
Would it be a Victoria’s Secret collab without a bra (or two)? This bow-adorned design also comes in a darker pink hue featuring equally romantic detailing.
Still shopping for holiday gifts? This cozy blanket makes for a sweet surprise.
Sweater weather is here — and so are plenty of cute cardigans at Pink.
This adorable knitwear fusing the two brands’ logos has been in at least 1,000 shoppers’ online carts already today, per Victoria’s Secret.
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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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