Mary Earps is on a style streak in print clashing Burberry 'fit
The Lionesses success isn't exactly a secret. Since the England Women's Football team won the 2022 Euros, going on to reach the final of the 2023 World Cup (where they unfortunately were defeated by Spain 1-0), the players have been thrust into the media spotlight like never before.
And while you can't mention the likes of Leah Williamson, Chloe Kelly and Alessia Russo without first discussing their footballing prowess, the team has also been making waves in other arenas outside of their sporting profession. Namely, fashion.
Case in point: the Best FIFA Football Awards that combined football with fashion and saw Alessia, Mary Earps, Lucy Bronze, Ella Toone, Kiera Walsh, Alex Greenwood and Lauren James all wow at the glitzy event. Mary Earps in particular proved her finger was on the fashion pulse when she arrived in a red dress, AKA this season's biggest colour trend.
And the goalkeeper continued her style streak when she attended the opening of the Burberry takeover of Harrods last night (February 1). Mary was dressed in the luxury British fashion house's signature check print, and she expertly clashed a monochrome trench coat with a high-neck top and tailored trousers in a slightly different check print. The key to her style success was keeping the differing prints in the same colour palette.
Her teammates too have also made moves off the pitch. Ruled out of the World Cup due to injury, Leah spent her recovery time starring in the Nike x Martine Rose collaboration, attending fashion shows in Paris in a chic AF maxi skirt ensemble and impressing fans with a look at her off-duty holiday 'fits.
Similarly, Alessia has also joined forces with Adidas, appearing in a campaign shoot alongside Jenna Ortega. While Chloe's off-season saw the forward take centre stage in a Calvin Klein campaign and she kept her followers in the loop with almost daily outfit pics wearing ripped jeans, a waistcoat and shorts co-ord and nailing the utilitarian trend in cargo trousers.
Yep, further proof you can be *both* a football fan and a fashion girlie.
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