From fashion and interiors to beauty, there’s something for everyone in this week’s Drop.
Leopard print, glitter stripes, velvet… with a choice of six colours and patterns, there’s something to please everyone with Nooki Design’s super-soft jogger and sweater set. Even better? It’s currently half price.
With the countdown to Christmas officially on, the two-piece is made for shamelessly watchingon repeat, while also being smart enough to wear outside – just add an oversized coat, beanie and stomper boots. It’s loungewear’s world, we just live in it…
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