Scarlett Moffatt has released a new festive fashion collection with inclusive retailer Simply Be, just 16 days after giving birth to her baby boy. The TV star models a range of cosy knits and statement party pieces in the campaign, titled Christmas at Home with Scarlett.
Second Edit with Simply Be
The new range marks Moffatt's second collaboration with the brand and features everything from relaxed loungewear to party-ready outfits, with sizes ranging from 10 to 32. The campaign was shot inside her own home and focuses on feeling confident and comfortable, whether dressing up for a night out or settling in for a cosy evening.
Standout items include a burgundy faux fur coat priced at £78 and a Santa Baby Argyle Christmas jumper costing £36. The collection also includes a leopard print dress, black sequin trousers and a selection of festive separates.
New Addition to the Family
The launch comes shortly after Moffatt welcomed her baby boy Clark, whom she shares with partner Scott Dobinson, alongside her eldest son Jude. She spoke about the importance of making time for yourself after having a baby.
Moffatt said: "Having a baby is amazing, but it's also a huge change, and I think it's important to remember to make a little time for yourself too. For me, fashion is such an easy way to lift my mood and feel more like me. With Christmas just around the corner, I wanted to curate an edit that make women feel good, whether they're putting a festive film on or getting dressed up to go 'out out' with the girls. You don't need a special occasion to feel fabulous!"
Getting Your Pink Back
She also discussed the idea of "getting your pink back" after having a baby, comparing motherhood to flamingos, which lose their pink colour while caring for their chicks before getting it back.
Moffatt explained: "I love the idea of 'getting your pink back' after having a baby. There's a theory that flamingos lose their pink colour while caring for their chicks, before getting it back as they get older. I think it's such a lovely reminder that, when you're busy looking after everyone else including a newborn, it's easy to put yourself at the bottom of the list but I want to help women avoid that."
She added that welcoming Clark has brought a new kind of happiness to the family as they prepare for their first Christmas together as a family of four.
