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Light blue tie-dye denim shorts

€ 510 € 255

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Peach T-shirt

€ 300 € 150

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Yellow wool jacket

€ 1,350 € 675

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Orange ruched dress

€ 1,238 € 619

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Blue culottes

€ 1,075 € 538

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Blue silk shorts

€ 560 € 280

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Black wool palazzo with logo motif

€ 622 € 311

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Beige shorts

€ 560 € 280

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White golf

€ 540 € 216

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Light beige sweatpants with logo pattern

€ 545 € 218

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Yellow golf

€ 540 € 216

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Long sleeve print

€ 308 € 123

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Sweatshirt with logo print

€ 443 € 177

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Wren gray wool mini dress

€ 1,145 € 458

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Emilie tan chelsea boots

€ 848 € 339

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Patterned wool Cavalry trousers

€ 710 € 284

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Wren Navy Blue Wool Mini Dress

€ 1,145 € 458

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Emilie Black Chelsea

€ 848 € 339

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Joggers with logo pattern

€ 516 € 206

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Slit midi dress

€ 1,520 € 608

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Maisie mini dress in print

€ 1,520 € 608

Stella McCartney is a sophisticated conceptual brand hailing from the United Kingdom. It goes beyond mere fashion, as it is an eco-friendly company that was among the pioneers in renouncing the use of natural leather and fur. Stella, the daughter of the renowned musician Paul McCartney, grew up in a creative atmosphere, immersed in the vibrant world of show business. Her mother, Linda Eastman, instilled in her daughter an impeccable sense of style. Linda, a staunch vegetarian and animal rights activist, also had a profound influence on young Stella. In 1991, Stella enrolled in Saint Martins school, where she chose art and design as her field of specialization. As a teenager, Stella became enamored with fashion and interned at her father's esteemed tailor, the legendary Christian Lacroix. Stella McCartney's diploma project and debut clothing collection in 1995 caused quite a sensation. Models such as Kate Moss, Tyra Banks, and Naomi Campbell graced the runway, while her renowned father even composed the song "Stella May Day" specifically for the show. Naturally, the highly anticipated debut collection sold out rapidly in English department stores. It appeared that Stella and the public were unfazed by the support from her father and the advantages that eluded most young talents.

In 1997, Stella was offered a position at the fashion house Chloe, replacing none other than Karl Lagerfeld himself. The appointment of this youthful chief designer was met with skepticism from the public and even from Lagerfeld. However, Stella managed to prove her talent to everyone. Her very first collection for Chloe, deemed the "new silhouette," attracted a younger audience to the traditionally conservative brand. Over the course of her four-year tenure, Stella quintupled the brand's turnover.

In 2000, Stella McCartney was bestowed with the title of "designer of the year" by the prestigious magazine Vogue. The gifted designer created Madonna's wedding dress for her marriage to Guy Ritchie. Finally, following the advice of her fashion friend Tom Ford, Stella established her authentic brand within the Gucci Group.

The initial year of the young brand was marked by a collaboration with the fashion house Gucci. Stella steadfastly refused to utilize natural fur and animal skin in her collection. There were extensive negotiations with Gucci's management, but eventually the company yielded to Stella and did not regret their decision. Since 2004, the Stella McCartney brand has been collaborating with Adidas. Here, Stella's passion for a healthy lifestyle is fully embraced. The company has released sportswear for fitness, yoga, swimming, running, and tennis. The line was well-received, and its popularity led to a long-term collaboration. In 2010, Stella was even appointed as the creative director for the Adidas brand.

Subsequently, collaborations were formed with H&M (a budget-friendly line mirroring the main one), Gap, and Hunter. The collection with Taylor Swift, "Stella McCartney x Taylor Swift," proved to be particularly popular. All items were crafted from eco-friendly materials and organic fabrics. Many celebrities, including Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Hudson, Liv Tyler, Cameron Diaz, Rihanna, Cara Delevingne, and Natalia Vodianova, are frequently spotted wearing Stella McCartney clothing. Even the unwavering editor-in-chief of Vogue, Anna Wintour, chooses garments from Stella McCartney. Presently, the brand offers:

Clothing;
Footwear;
Accessories;
Bags.

Stella McCartney represents modern, relevant, conscious fashion for progressive, independent women.

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