Bold, playful and ready for its close-up, Read My Lips is one of two exclusive prints from the Their Nibs x Sophie Ellis-Bextor collection. Named after Sophie’s 2001 debut album, the design brings together some of her most recognisable signatures in a joyful celebration of pop, performance and unapologetic glamour.
Created in hot pink and vivid red, the print features lipstick, kisses, sparkling sequins and a playful tribute to Sophie’s heart tattoo. Musical notes dance between the motifs, while flashes of signature green take inspiration from her iconic glittery eyeshadow. Look closely and you’ll also spot the words “Ooh La La” sweeping across the design.
Pure pop joy
Where Murder on the Forest Floor captures Sophie’s quieter, more romantic side, Read My Lips belongs beneath the spotlight. It is colourful, confident and a little bit cheeky, channelling the energy of getting ready for a night out and the sheer joy of dancing to a favourite song.
The wonderfully clashing pink, red and green palette gives the print its playful edge. Filled with details that feel unmistakably Sophie, it transforms familiar elements of her style into something you can wear at home – whether you’re settling in for the evening or turning the kitchen into your own private dancefloor.
Three ways to wear the print
Read My Lips is available in three fabulously relaxed nightwear shapes:
- The gown: a dramatic, flowing silhouette finished with beautiful handkerchief sleeves. Made for wafting around the house and bringing a touch of stage-worthy glamour to everyday moments.
- The oversized short pyjamas: a relaxed shirt and short set with an easy, roomy fit, perfect for warmer nights, leisurely mornings and laid-back lounging.
- The oversized long pyjamas: a wonderfully comfortable long set with a loose, contemporary shape that allows the vibrant print to take centre stage.
Full of colour, sparkle and playful personal references, Read My Lips captures the more outgoing side of Sophie Ellis-Bextor. It is pop glamour reimagined for bedtime, because sequins, lipstick and a brilliant outfit shouldn’t be saved solely for the dancefloor.
