Nobody’s Child in vintage-inspired collab with Lisou

That means the line’s rooted in Lisou founder René Macdonald’s “symbolic print traditions” of her African heritage, bringing together “a rich tapestry of hand-drawn prints” created in her London studio.

Within the “maximalist collaboration”, tailoring is key, with miniskirts and wide-leg trousers paired with sharply-cut blazers, designed with nipped-in waists and premium linings.

Corduroy and velvet mini dresses are cut low and styled over striped long-sleeve tops and blouses with statement collars.

Hero pieces include bias-cut column maxi dresses with backless silhouettes, drop bead detailing and scarf-style necklines, appearing in jewel-toned greens, cherry lacquer harlequin prints and rich purples.

The ‘Jay’ jumpsuit in magenta makes a bold statement with its one-shoulder cut, flared leg and exaggerated sleeve, described as “a standout party piece”.

Outerwear includes the ‘Cameron’ coat in double-faced wool and styled in an oversized cocoon shape, finished with darted cuffs for added volume.

Jody Plows, CEO of Nobody’s Child, said: “Lisou is a brand we’ve long admired for its playful use of colour and print. Collaborating with René and her team has allowed us to explore new creative territory and offer our customers a premium range of beautiful, considered pieces to be worn forever. This collaboration brings together the best of both worlds – Lisou’s spirited flair and our commitment to beautiful clothing for everyone.”

The collection, with prices ranging from £69-£299 in sizes 4-22 (XS-XL), is available at selected Nobody’s Child stores and via its website.