An award-winning Scottish fashion brand is set to host an exciting new pop-up in Glasgow city centre.
Top label Little Lies will be popping up at House of NAF! on Saturday, October 28 offering Glasgow fashion lovers a first look and opportunity to shop their eagerly anticipated Tattoo collection.
The Tattoo collection will be the first from Little Lies to feature their own exclusive fabric design. The tattoo and astrology-influenced iconography in the design is inspired by Little Lies’ founders Jade and Stuart and their young daughter, and will be revealed for the very first time at the upcoming pop-up.
Visitors to House of NAF! can look forward to an array of events and guest spots this winter. Including calligraphy workshops with Toasty Type, a tooth gem pop-up bar from influencer favourite, Glasgow Bite Club and light touch massage experiences with Light ASMR Therapy.
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