In The Style went from £105M to administration — influencer fashion's house of cards
UK influencer fashion brand signed £1M deals and collapsed into administration in March 2025, its model broken by Shein and unpaid collaborators.
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UK influencer fashion brand signed £1M deals and collapsed into administration in March 2025, its model broken by Shein and unpaid collaborators.
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