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Alexander Mcqueen Bottega Veneta Burberry Coach This PDF contains original work for my copywriting portfolio. These samples have been written for this sole purpose and have no affiliation to any companies or websites. Alexander McQueen Butterfly Print Silk Scarf “Alexander McQueen may have a reputation for all things gothic, but the British label ​ ​ switches up the formula with this scarf from its SS20 collection. Cut from lightweight silk chiffon with delicate fringed edges, it clashes the usual skull motif with borders of colourful butterflies. Wrap yours around one of the house's studded leather jackets.” Bottega Veneta Intrecciato Leather Wallet “With Daniel Lee heading up its latest collection, Bottega Veneta continues to prove ​ ​ its expertise in leather craftsmanship with accessories like this billfold wallet. Cut from smooth nappa calfskin, it’s covered in the classic geometric squares of the Italian label’s iconic Intrecciato weave. Open it up and you’ll find eight card slots and two note compartments for your cash.” Burberry Thomas Bear Leather Bag Charm “If you’re a fan of Burberry, you’ll know that each season the British label drops a new ​ ​ version of its famous (and impeccably dressed) little teddy charm. This time around, Thomas Bear is reworked in leather with a cotton trench coat and completely covered ​ in the house’s new TB monogram. It’s fitted with a polished lobster clasp fastening to easily clip to your favourite bag.” Coach © Thomas Arthur Charlie Leather Tote “Coach plays up its iconic branding in its SS20 collection with the Charlie tote. Cut from the label’s signature coated canvas, it’s covered with an interlocking monogram print that’s understated enough for the office and detailed with silver-tone hardware. There’s plenty of room inside its spacious interior, with a central zip compartment that fits your laptop and dedicated pockets for your phone and daily essentials.” DSquared² Tiger Print Backpack “Dsquared² may be best known for its Canadian iconography, but the Caten twins leave the great white north behind this season with graphics inspired by the far east. Take this backpack; made from durable technical nylon, it’s covered in SS20’s dramatic tiger print and signed off with branded zip pulls. There’s a spacious main compartment and a front zip pocket for quick access to your things. Fenty Blokt Mask Sunglasses “Fenty has always been a label that plays by its own rules. Last season saw a revival of ​ ​ mini 90s frames but the label's latest eyewear takes things in the opposite direction with futuristic designs like the Blokt sunglasses. This cyberpunk-inspired pair ​ ​ combines dramatic, oversized lenses with studded, gold-tone arms and nylon temples engraved with the brand's moniker.” Gucci Ophidia Canvas Shoulder Bag “Alessandro Michele rummages through Gucci’s archives to inspire the Ophidia ​ ​ ​ shoulder bag, working several of the house’s iconic vintage motifs into its domed ​ design. Crafted in Italy from the label’s classic GG Supreme canvas, its monogrammed body is detailed with the sporty Web stripe and polished, interlocking hardware. It’s functional too; inside there are zip and slip pockets for your wallet and phone.” Heron Preston Reflective Logo Tape Belt © Thomas Arthur “Few brands can make hi-vis fashionable, but Heron Preston pulls it off with ease ​ ​ thanks to its experimental industrial style. Made from silky nylon with reflective manufacturing-inspired logo tape, this belt is embroidered with the famous cyrillic slogan and finished with a ‘pull’ tab at its distressed roller buckle fastening.” Maison Margiela Metallic Leather Card Holder “Maison Margiela has never played by the rulebook when it comes to its branding; ​ ​ instead of the names and logos you might expect, the label stamps accessories like this card holder with its unique numbers motif. Made in Italy from crinkled leather, it’s designed with a shiny metallic coating. Inside, there are six slots for your debit and essential plastic.” © Thomas Arthur .
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