You Could Be the Lucky Person Who Wins £500 to Spend at NET-A-PORTER
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Who What Wear has teamed up with NET-A-PORTER for one lucky person to win £500, and five others to win £50, to spend on-site in order to celebrate the launch of SKIMS.*
“SKIMS has completely redefined underwear and loungewear dressing, seamlessly integrating the two worlds at a time when we need it most,” says Libby Page, Senior Fashion Market Editor, NET-A-PORTER. Leading the charge for revolutionary, comfortable, solution-focused underwear, shapewear and loungewear, the range—founded by none other than Kim Kardashian West—has been nothing short of a smash hit, with fans across the globe buying her wares on repeat. Known for both its impressive range of shades and sizes, and for its technical qualities, these pieces manage to be both on-trend and truly practical too. Designed for all-day comfort, to support, enhance, lift and tone, offering a solution for every body. “I am so excited to be launching SKIMS with NET-A-PORTER in time for the holidays,” says Kim of her new UK stockist. “I can’t wait to bring SKIMS to their global customer base to see how they style SKIMS into their wardrobes in their own unique way.” Which could be you if you enter our competition and sign up below. Happy shopping!
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*The first Winner selected will receive store credit equal to £500 GBP/€500 EUR (depending on their location) to spend on NET-A-PORTER’s website; The next five (5) Winners selected will receive store credit equal to £50 GBP/€50 EUR (depending on their location)to spend on NET-A-PORTER’s website
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