25 January 2023 , 13:52
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Fearne Cotton never fails to impress with her quirky style. The broadcaster and radio presenter's latest capsule with Nobody's Child, a sustainable fashion brand loved by celebrities, includes plenty of stunning picks that allow us to copy her style with ease.
However, one particular piece from Fearne's collection has been a huge hit with fashion fans. It sold out within just 48 hours when the range first launched.
Costing £45, the 60s-inspired cord mini dress features a deep v-neckline and two pockets. Thanks to its sleeveless shape, it's ideal for layering over long-sleeved tops - and we can't think of a more stylish way to keep warm this winter. The piece also pairs perfectly with tights and ankle boots, so what are you waiting for?
Nobody's Child is aiming to change women's fashion by making responsibly made - and affordable - clothing.
The brand's Fearne Cotton Piper Cord Pinny dress is made from 100% BCI cotton, and comes in at £45.
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This is the third restock of the popular piece but we predict it will sell-out very soon. If you're not keen on the black version, it's also available in pink. You can shop the dress here - but be quick!
Fearne Cotton’s lifestyle brand Happy Place is Nobody's Child's first-ever brand collaboration, and the Piper Cord Pinny is from the second instalment made for the chilly months.
The collection is full of timeless shapes in beautiful materials and features knitwear, outerwear and tailoring for the colder season.
When launching her first collection with Nobody's Child last year, Fearne said: “For me, fashion is as much about clothes that make you feel good as ones that make you look good. That’s why I’m proud to have partnered with Nobody’s Child – a brand that shares my views on responsible fashion.
“Together, we’ve created a collection that is all about having fun with your clothes and dressing in a way that makes you feel empowered.”
You can view the full Fearne Cotton x Nobody's Child collection at nobodyschild.com.