Fashion and fantasy together in the Charles Jeffrey LOVERBOY and Clash of Clans collab
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
Fantasy is often present in the lives of fashion designers, as it serves as a source of inspiration. If anyone ever denies this, they are probably wrong, and as evidence of this is the latest collaboration of the always fun and mischievous Charles Jeffrey with Clash of Clans.
Together, they have been working on this recently unveiled project for some time, which comes in the form of a collection, consisting of clothing and accessories. Regarding the garments, it can be found from t-shirts with graphics referring to the most legendary warriors, hoodies, knitted jumpers, trousers, and above all, accessories in the shape of hats, already representative items of the LOVERBOY brand.
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