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Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges in Birmingham

Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges in Birmingham

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  1. Sally Peplow, DJ Derek and Den Woods at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Sally Peplow, DJ Derek and Den Woods at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.1 of 9
  2. Jonny Morgan, Sally Peplow, Gemma Boughton, Rebecca Mitchell, Oliver Boughton and Roz Perryman at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Jonny Morgan, Sally Peplow, Gemma Boughton, Rebecca Mitchell, Oliver Boughton and Roz Perryman at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.2 of 9
  3. Louise and Craig Eccleston and Serena Tutt at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Louise and Craig Eccleston and Serena Tutt at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.3 of 9
  4. Jack Brabant, Juliet Carmen, Lois Wilson and Chris Quinn at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Jack Brabant, Juliet Carmen, Lois Wilson and Chris Quinn at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.4 of 9
  5. Jess Styles, Emma Gibson and Anna Cleaver at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Jess Styles, Emma Gibson and Anna Cleaver at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.5 of 9
  6. Lorna Phillips, Charlotte Stanway and Rose Gallagher at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Lorna Phillips, Charlotte Stanway and Rose Gallagher at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.6 of 9
  7. Matt Wood, Chris Brown and Lyle Bignon at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Matt Wood, Chris Brown and Lyle Bignon at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.7 of 9
  8. Catherine Caswell, Serena Tutt and Jonny Morgan at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Catherine Caswell, Serena Tutt and Jonny Morgan at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.8 of 9
  9. Jane Munro, Yvonne Nash, Ethel Turner, Den Woods, Claire Beardmore, Simon Woods and Rose Goodwin at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.
    Jane Munro, Yvonne Nash, Ethel Turner, Den Woods, Claire Beardmore, Simon Woods and Rose Goodwin at the Bright Old Things launch at Selfridges, Birmingham.9 of 9
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