Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s StyleMint Collection Now Available At Stylistpick: EXCLUSIVE!

Grazia – Mon, Jun 18, 2012

The Olsen twins have transformed themselves from the super-cute childhood TV stars we all know and love into formidable fashion designers in the past few years. Following the release of their hugely successful label The Row (The twins picked up the CFDA womenswear designer award last year) and their contemporary collection, Elizabeth and James, the twins have now branched out into high-street style clothing.

Here at Grazia Daily we're super excited to be able to give you an exclusive first look at Mary-Kate and Ashley's brand new collection for StylistPick, StyleMint's UK distributor. We loved Cheryl Cole's range of footwear for StylistPick and we're pleased to announce that the twin's collaboration is launching in the UK tonight! The collection debuted 12 months ago in the US and has since attracted a range of super stylish celeb fans including Rachel Bilson, Chloe Moretz, and Dakota Fanning. For those unfamiliar with the site, it offers a unique service which allows you to create a style profile based on your preferences, and then suggests products from exclusive collections based on those preferences. Where do we sign up?!

The capsule collection of great fitting, well designed basics consists of tops, tees, dresses and skirts. Grazia Daily recommends the simple grey marl pocket tee, the bright pink drawstring maxi, and the cute breton striped dress. Each item in the collection is amazingly versatile and will work in any transitional wardrobe, so get yourself over to StylistPick tonight at 6pm and shop the range before it sells out!

We've put together the gallery above so you can preview all the items. Enjoy!

By Jessica Ann Spires

 



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