British unisex clothing brand Cheer Up Clothing have recently released a new spring/summer collection, which is perfect to cater for the current sunny weather and to all of your possible upcoming summer time escapades. With the brands’ most extensive range to date, their relationship with monochrome continues with the varsity style bombers and tees, as well as their accessories, which include the print Weekend Bag, 5 Panel caps and the cute holiday themed acrylic jewellery pieces.
With the neon trend still in this season, Cheer Up Clothing have delivered bold beanies as well as subtle injections via the Speckled College Crop. A striking leaf print, courtesy of Arran Gregory, covers swim shorts, tees and a versatile day to evening summer dress. And if you’re an active and sporty fashionista, you will love the brand’s classic sporty tennis dress as well as the perennially cool Baseball Jersey.
Signature Shake Tennis Dress – £29.99
Cheer Up Clothing pieces have been regularly spotted on a number of celebrities. Made in Chelsea’s Jamie Laing has regularly sported a black hoodie with the brand’s recognizable Cheer Up script on the back. But he’s not the only ‘pardy’ boy who has showcased this brand on E4. The endearingly eccentric Francis Boulle pulled off their snapback in his own unique way last series.
As well as clothing a large chunk of the rock community for the last five years, you may have spotted recent Jools Holland guests Aluna George both sporting the brand for various appearances and promos. Mcfly’s Danny Jones and Dougie Poynter have also been handsome ambassadors for the brand, while Dionne Bromfield has looked cute as a button in one of the Cheer Up Clothing crop tops. Clement Marfo has darted across stages in the brand’s trademark milkshake tees, and of course one half of the brand, Matt Barnes of You Me at Six repped at Wembley arena no less.
Check out some photos from the Cheer Up Clothing lookbook shot by the renowned photographer Perou and make sure you check out this collection from their website here:
