As Mean Girls Day approaches (On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was…) what better way to celebrate that channelling your inner Regina George through fashion?
ISAWITFIRST have announced their Mean Girls Part 2 Collection in collaboration with VIACOMCBS* after their first collection proved the reach of Mean Girls fashion.
To celebrate this launch, ISAWITFIRST have replicated Regina George’s iconic cut-out top. In an act of rebellion against Regina, Cady, Janis and Damien cut two holes in her top, hoping that she’d be mocked for her ridiculous style.
But the students at North Shore High school went wild for the bold fashion statement and Regina George was once again hailed a trend setter.
Launching in the lead up to Mean Girl’s Day (October 3rd), the brand’s ‘Mean Girls Regina Cut Out Top’ is a white vest top coupled with a printed bralette underneath allowing fans of the iconic film the chance to bring out their inner Regina George.
Leanne Holmes, Director of Buying and Brand at ISAWITFIRST said: “When we launched our first Mean Girls collection, we were amazed at how well it did. The film has so many iconic moments and fashion statements, so we were thrilled to launch a second range. We wanted to make the collection affordable, accessible, and suitable for all and we’re really pleased with the items we’ve designed.
“As for Regina George’s top, it was a no brainer for us, we just had to recreate it to celebrate the collection’s launch.
"We’ve already seen a massive demand for this unique bespoke product across our site and social channels, so we expect this to be a staple item in all fashionista’s wardrobes this autumn – it can also work as a Regina George Halloween outfit too!”
ISAWITFIRST’s Mean Girls collection is available for all fans of the film, with the items coming in petite, plus size and main range sizes.
The Mean Girls Regina Cut Out Top is available to buy now for £8, with the rest of the collection launching on October 6th.
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