This ad will be closed automatically in X seconds.

Written in the stars for Oasis

Fashion retailer teams with Royal Observatory Greenwich for new collaboration.

Fashion retailer Oasis has teamed with The Royal Observatory Greenwich for a ‘stellar’ capsule collection.

Inspired by the archives of the world renowned Royal Observatory Greenwich, the exclusive eight-piece line features rich jewel tones of the night sky, dramatic ombre sequins, celestial angel sleeves and dazzling star-dust sparkle.

Oasis design director, Clive Reeve, said: “We are delighted to be collaborating with the celebrated Royal Observatory Greenwich. The collection is inspired by early historical plates for delicate prints.”

Want to read more news like this? Simply sign up to our daily digest by clicking here. You can also follow @LicensingSource on Twitter.

MORE NEWS
LA24500x500
 
It's May and that means that the entry deadline for The Licensing Awards 2024 is approaching - with a closing date of Thursday 30 May 2024....
RoyalMailPeppa500x500
 
"Getting mail in the post is an exciting and special treat for little ones, and we cannot think of a better way for families to embrace this first experience than with Peppa Pig stamps from Royal Mail."...
H&MPantone500x500
 
H&M Home has unveiled its second collection with Pantone, using two colour palettes - Zesty & Fresh and Sweet & Juicy - playing with the idea of flavour, taste and hues....
RainbowKristina500x500
 
Kristina Sundby brings over seven years of retail experience in categories including party and celebrations to the company....
RainbowBrite500x500
 
Hallmark is marking a major anniversary this year, with an extensive licensing programme in celebration of Rainbow Brite’s 40th anniversary....
StationeryAwards500x500
 
A number of licensing companies and brands have been named as finalists in the Stationery Awards 2024, which take place on the first evening of the London Stationery Show (Tuesday 14 May)....
Get the latest news sent to your inbox
Subscribe to our daily newsletter

The list doesn't exist! Make sure you have imported the list on the 'Manage List Forms' page.