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Less than six months since Greg and Amber were crowned winners of Love Island 2019, the show is back on UK screens – as, for the first time in history, ITV treats fans to a winter series filmed in Cape Town.
Unlike the summer series, which normally airs in June, this one will be taking place while it’s still dark, wet and cold in Britain.
But that isn’t dampening enthusiasm for the contestant’s summer wardrobes – less than 24 hours since coupling up, viewers are already talking about how they can get their hands on the islanders’ signature style.
We might not be going on holiday any time soon, but there’s nothing wrong with stocking up your wardrobe – especially if you can get things cheaper in the January sales.
But is there an easy way of tracking down the exact items seen on the show?
Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion momentsShow all 15 1 /15Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When wedding dresses were destroyed, episode 12 While we're not exactly fans of the sexist 'Bridezilla' concept - seeing the female islanders squirt scarlet ketchup at one another in optic white wedding dresses was a sight we won't be forgetting anytime soon. And who knows, given the influence of Love Island , ketchup splattered dresses could be the next big thing in bridal trends.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When white skinny jeans made a double appearance, episode 5 White skinny jeans are a staple look among the men in the Love Island villa, the reason for which remains a mystery. We're not sure who said sausage-tight white jeans were a good look, but the message has clearly spread, as not one but two islanders, Joe and Anton, were spotted donning the look in this episode with pride.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Belle wore belts as a top, episode 24 Traditionally, belts are worn to hold up trousers. But Belle offered an innovative new take on the accessory when she wore not one, but two belts around her midriff - and they weren't holding up anything at all. Instead, their purpose was purely aesthetic. It's a creative twist on the traditional crop top, one that might raise eyebrows on the tube, but turns heads in the Love Island villa.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Elma and Maura meant business, episode 9 The look in their eyes says it all, really. Elma and Maura arrived in the villa and clearly meant business. While Elma chose a scarlet cowl neck cocktail dress, Irish Samantha Jones-type Maura chose a white halterneck frock. The whole thing was very devil vs angel.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Curtis tried to do an Ovie, episode 31 Ovie Soko became renowned for his Hawaiian shirts in the villa, prompting some islanders to try and emulate his signature look. Curtis Pritchard was one of them. The professional dancer's efforts were commendable, but few can compete with Soko's suave. Perhaps that's why he looks so downtrodden here.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When drama unfolded in neon, episode 22 The neon party was off to a roaring start, until a shock dumping saw two islanders booted out of the villa. Amber, Lucie and Molly-Mae were understandably shocked by the news. Or perhaps they came across a mirror and were blinded by the iridescence of their outfits.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Michael donned specs and stripes, episode 25 Michael might've made more enemies than friends during his time in the Love Island villa thanks to his treatment of Amber, but the firefighter did do one thing right when he paired a retro striped shirt with round spectacles. It's the kind of look that wouldn't have looked out of place on the stylish shores of the French Riviera in 1957. At least he did something right.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Curtis wore sparkly pink hotpants, episode 33 No, we're not sure what Curtis was thinking either when he decided to emerge inside the villa wearing a feathered headdress and pink sparkly hotpants. Perhaps he had taken style notes from King Julien in Madagascar . Or, maybe he was offering viewers a taste of how he chooses to dress outside of the Love Island villa. He donned the flamboyant ensemble to perform his dance as part of the heart rate challenge, and it's one we'll be trying to erase from our memories for the foreseeable future.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Ovie turned the nation's head, episode 33 This is another look from the heart rate challenge that the nation won't be forgetting in the near future, though perhaps the reasons are different. Ovie's camouflage look prompted thousands of viewers to gush over the professional basketball player on Twitter. Naturally, he wore one of his signature hats for the performance.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Curtis wore a kimono, episode 44 Another memorable Curtis moment was when he wore a floral kimono during a romantic exchange with partner Maura Higgins. We think it suits him, actually.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Penny-Sue Tinkerbell wore sunglasses, episode 45 The Love Island baby challenge brought out the best in Harley and Chris, whose child, named Penny-Sue Tinkerbell, made her on-camera debut in these stylish red shades.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Ovie matched his bucket hat to his baby, episode 45 Of course Ovie's baby was always going to be the trendiest infant in the villa. The child arrived in its toy cot wearing a bucket hat not dissimilar from the ones Ovie has frequently worn throughout the series. Like father, like son.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Ovie wore a Hawaiian shirt and hat combo for the 20th time, episode 46 Ovie's Hawaiian shirts could quite easily have their own spin-off show. Here, he pairs a black and white variation with a classic sun hat. Even without a ray of sunshine in sight (Ovie wore the look for an evening date) he still manages to look as polished and on trend as ever.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Chris wore a towel on his head... and two pairs of glasses, episode 47 It's not every day that you see a man embrace the art of grooming quite as enthusiastically as Chris. The heavily-tattooed islander was frequently seen in the villa sporting a towel on his head to protect his quiff. But he outdid himself here, by completing his beauty queen look by wearing not one, but two pairs of glasses. A true style icon.
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Love Island 2019: Most memorable fashion moments When Molly-Mae had her Beauty and the Beast moment, episode 54 When Molly-Mae sashayed down the steps in a sunshine yellow gown for her final date with Tommy Fury, she looked every part the Disney princess. It was an apt choice for the romantic evening ahead.
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In 2018, Love Island partnered with Missguided, prompting a 40 per cent rise in sales for the online retailer, and seeing some items spike as much as 500 per cent in sales. In 2019, the show had a similar partnership with Manchester-based brand, I Saw It First.
Last week I Saw It First announced it would be continuing the partnership for the winter series. In a statement, brand director, Leanne Holmes, said the brand’s aesthetic “perfectly aligns” with that of Love Island .
Fans can already get their hands on several of the items worn in the contestant’s press shots and in the first episode, including Siannise’s cream and gold swimsuit.
The brand, who updated its Instagram after the first show, also have Eve’s black dress available to buy.
Fans can also get their hands on Shaughna’s orange sarong (£25) and perspex mules (£65), as well as Eve and Jess’ high-waisted shorts (£30).
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