PrettyLittleThing launches new ‘Digi Date Night’ edit for socially distanced lockdown lovers
DATING during lock down is difficult enough, and then you've got an all new worry of what to wear on your Zoom date.
Luckily for daters, PrettyLittleThing have launched a 'digi date night' edit to solve your webcam woes.
Whether it's a virtual date night with your beau, an online first date, or even a girly catch up, PrettyLittle Thing's digi date night edit is perfect for at home socialising.
- PrettyLittleThing's Digi Date Night Edit -
The 100 piece collection ranges in sizes 2 - 26, and is available to shop now with prices ranging from £2 - £25, making it uber affordable too.
If you're thinking of stocking up you're not alone, as dating App Bumble has seen a 21% increase in users since lock down as members log on for virtual dates - a new normal if we're ever saw one.
The collection is filled with 'nice tops' and joggers, lock down essential accessories such as scrunchies, must have beauty updates including root touch up spray and false eyelashes, and even cute dresses if you want to feel fabulous at home, so is perfect for both style and comfort on your next virtual date night whether it's with a new beau or your significant other.
Amy Simon, Head of PR at PrettyLittleThing said: “Lock down may be easing up a touch, but it's unlikely bars and clubs will be opening anytime soon, so for wanna-be lovers who've spent the last few weeks swiping right, it's likely they're now ready to move towards digi-dating's first base - online virtual drinks.
"PrettyLittleThing wants to make sure you're able to slay at home and look your best from top to toe with our new 'Digi Date Night' edit of more than 100-pieces. Dating-in is the new dating-out and we've got your back!”
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