Fashion: Win capsule wardrobe from Next’s new Label

To celebrate the launch of Label, Next’s new branded shop, we have a whole new wardrobe to win. Stephanie Smith previews the range.
Hobbs grey tweed top, £100.
YP Life and style marked label by Next.Hobbs grey tweed top, £100.
YP Life and style marked label by Next.
Hobbs grey tweed top, £100. YP Life and style marked label by Next.

WE all have our favourite labels, our go-to brands that consistently come up with the perfect takes on the season’s key trends and themes.

Now High Street giant Next has showcased some of the best-known fashion and accessories brands under Label, a new dedicated website and publication within the Next Directory. It’s a one-stop shop for some of the most popular names in fashion and sportswear, including French Connection, Superdry, Joules, Vans, Hobbs, Gant, LK Bennett, Oasis, Warehouse, Diesel, Adidas, Nike and Hilfiger.

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It’s an eclectic blend of brands that will appeal across the broad range of Next’s fashion shoppers – and may encourage many of them to take a brand new look at labels they might have assumed were not for them.

Superdry denim jacket, £70; Converse shorts, £26, Adidas swimsuit, £27.Superdry denim jacket, £70; Converse shorts, £26, Adidas swimsuit, £27.
Superdry denim jacket, £70; Converse shorts, £26, Adidas swimsuit, £27.

British supermodel Jourdan Dunn is the face of Label, seen here modelling key looks for spring/summer, from sports luxe to contemporary classic-with-a-twist tailoring.

Jourdan, 23, from London, is mum to four-year-old Riley. In 2008, she was the first black model to appear on the Prada catwalk in more than a decade. She has spoken out forcefully about racism in the fashion industry and backed Iman and Naomi Campbell’s campaign for racial diversity on the catwalk.

“I don’t know why people applaud designers for having just one ethnic model. It’s not like only one type of woman loves fashion,” she tells Miss Vogue this month.

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“I find it weird when agents say, ‘You’re the only black girl booked for the show. Isn’t it great?’ Why is it great?”

Jourdan looks effortlessly cool in all the featured brands, whether she’s modelling retro sporty casual styles or sleek and pared-down work wear.

Label is a clever, time-savvy concept that will appeal to busy fashion shoppers, with a clean, clear online store to browse the season’s branded collections. There are also heritage-inspired fashions and sports branded clothing for men and collections for children, all quickly available for those in a hurry – order before 10pm for next day delivery to your home, or to your local Next store, for free).

Label is available on www.thelabel.co.uk.

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WIN A NEW CAPSULE WARDROBE FROM NEXT’S NEW LABEL WORTH MORE THAN £1500

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to celebrate the launch of its new online store, Label, we have teamed up with Next to offer one lucky reader the chance to win all of the clothes and accessories modelled here – worth more than £1,500 – by Jourdan Dunn.

To be in with a chance to win, simply answer the following question:

How old is Jourdan?

Pop the answer on a postcard, with your name, address, phone number and dress size, and send to: Stephanie Smith, Next Label Competition, Features Department, The Yorkshire Post, No 1 Leeds, 26 Whitehall Road, Leeds LS12 1BE.

One winner will be selected at random after the closing date of noon, March 26, 2014.

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Next has the right to change products subject to availability. Should your size be out of stock, a similar item of a similar price will be offered. Prize not transferable, no whole/part cash alternatives. No photocopies. Usual Johnston Press competition rules apply.

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