Emerging brand Feben’s textured body-skimming dresses have been worn by some of the most inspiring women in the public eye, now The Woman King star Lashana Lynch joins them.
Emerging brand Feben’s textured body-skimming dresses have been worn by some of the most inspiring – and interesting – women in the public eye, including Beyoncé, Michaela Coel and Erykah Badu.
Now,Lashana wore a chocolate-brown, midi-length iteration to the Bulgari Serpenti Metamorphosis opening at the Saatchi Gallery, with brown pumps and a suite of Bulgari jewellery. The actor joined Sabrina Elba, Poppy Delevingne and many others to experience the immersive exhibition, which celebrates
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