Fashion fans in frenzy as influencer Abbie Blyth unveils ‘stunning’ summer addition to her clothing label’
FASHION fans have been left in a frenzy after influencer Abbie Blyth unveiled the first piece from her summer collection.
The Glasgow beauty boasts 287,000 followers on Instagram (@abbieblyth) who live for her enviable wardrobe and outfit choices.
The 28-year-old turned her love for fashion into a major side hustle as she launched her own fashion label BLY last year.
And fashionistas are already excited to get their hands on her new summer collection.
Abbie unveiled the first £42.99 piece in her ‘European Summer’ range this week
Posting on Instagram, she said: “Our heavyweight tee has just landed at its destination.”
After seeing the white T-shirt, one social media user gushed: “I’m OBSESSED.”
A second wrote: “Abbie this is so good.”
Influencer and football WAG Jilly Cross added: “Can’t wait to get my hands on this.”
Meanwhile a fourth insisted: “Not a want, a need.”
Abbie said she launched her brand to represent all bodies and promises to build upon inclusivity.
Speaking when she launched her first staple collection, she said: “It means the world to have you with me on this journey.
“It has always been a dream of mine to have my own brand and I want to thank you all for making this possible.”
We previously revealed how Abbie regrets going under the knife to get big boobs – and urged women to think carefully before any cosmetic surgery.
But she said she’s not always been happy with her looks and admitted she “naively” turned to plastic surgery to boost her confidence.
Speaking on BBC series The Agency: Unfiltered, Abbie said: “I definitely don’t think my boob job experience has been plain sailing.
“I think when I first got this done even though I’d thought about it for years, I’d wanted it done since I was 17/18, I’d naively thought get big implants and I’m going to feel all sexy, I’m going to feel like a woman, I’m going to feel amazing.
“On my part, quite naive to think that getting plastic surgery was going to overnight fix all these problems that I had.
“I think it took a lot of time for me mentally to fix those problems.
“I’d always been really insecure when I’d take my clothes off. I’d never felt happy with what I’d seen. Quite naively thought that would be a quick fix and the answer to all my problems.”
She added: “So I decided that the big boobs weren’t for me and I got the implants out and got an uplift and smaller implants in for a little bit of fullness.”