Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe

Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe

As a seasoned observer of the fashion world, I must say that Molly-Mae Hague‘s journey from reality TV star to entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring. With her latest venture, Maebe, she’s not just creating new pieces for her wardrobe, but carving out a niche for herself in the industry.


On Tuesday, Molly-Mae Hague sported a laid-back look in some track pants, making her way to a beauty salon in Cheshire after the successful debut of her fashion line.

25-year-old ex-Love Island contestant donned a set of roomy gray bell-bottom pants amidst the chilly British weather, complementing them with a khaki bomber jacket.

As a dedicated admirer, I found myself mirroring her impeccable style by pulling back my own long, golden locks into a sleek ponytail. For our upcoming nail appointment, I donned a pair of earthy-toned UGG boots, just like the stylish tan ones she wore that day. My friend and I were in sync, ready to embark on this beauty adventure together.

Molly-Mae opted for minimal makeup for the outing showcasing her beauty and wore no accessorises.

The influencer was spotted taking a sip from an iced coffee by Gail, and she held her mobile device as she exited the hair salon, making her way towards a vehicle parked along the street.

Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe

Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe

Following the launch of Molly-Mae’s eagerly awaited brand, Maebe, just a few days ago – all items were snapped up within mere minutes.

On Instagram, she disclosed that she was on the verge of tears when the line quickly sold out, making her feel as if she was standing atop a mountain.

She expressed astonishment at the incredible reaction your team received during the Maebe launch, not just because it sold out, but also because Maebe is now available and people are actually purchasing the products.

It astonishes me greatly, as there were moments when I thought this wouldn’t come true. Now, I’m overjoyed and incredibly thankful to everyone who made a purchase. Honestly, it brings tears to my eyes.

Molly shared that the brand plans to replenish certain items within the next few weeks, along with introducing some fresh designs too.

Regardless of the collection being quickly sold out within minutes, the mother-of-one encountered criticism from fans over the perceived high prices of her newly launched clothing line, Maebe.

On Sunday, prior to the release of their new collection at 7 pm, the influencer revealed the costs: a jacket priced at £140 and a pair of jeans for £90.

The latest designs encompass “The Ultimate Blazer,” which was previously sported by the star on her Instagram, along with a £50 “Shape-Defining Popover Top.

Among all the items in the collection, the most affordably priced one is the ‘Dreamer Pointelle Tee’, and it retails for £35 as a simple, cropped t-shirt.

Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe

Caught up in a whirlwind of excitement as Molly-Mae posted her latest Instagram update, I found myself amidst a sea of passionate followers expressing their discontent. The items she showcased were deemed by some to be excessively priced and seemingly out of reach for many fans like me.

“I’m thrilled about the new collection, but spending £140 on a blazer seems excessive.”;

Others added: ‘Today’s the day… that we get a nasty taste in our mouths from overpriced clothing…. I know she’s got millions of followers (me included!) but I will no longer be following Maebe. There’s zero maybes from me as to whether I’d waste my money on this. I don’t think I’m alone. It’s accessible to “all women who have over 6 figures in their bank accounts”. Back to Zara for me then!!!’

Before the launch with TopMob, Molly-Mae openly shared that she was eager for a fresh chapter in her life after parting ways with her fiancé Tommy Fury.

In a private conversation, the influencer shared that she was experiencing strong emotions, yet she was directing all her focus towards caring for her one-year-old daughter, Bambi, and her fresh fashion brand, Maebe.

She shared that managing the last six months has been like keeping multiple balls in the air, and she’s found both raising children and operating her businesses to be quite challenging.

However, managing the debut of her fashion brand concurrently with the conclusion of a five-year relationship provided Molly an opportunity to concentrate on the upcoming phase, as she acknowledges: “This timing couldn’t have been better for me. Everything has fallen into place flawlessly.

Molly shared with TopMob that becoming a mother significantly transformed her personally, and aspects related to fashion gained more importance for her. This seemed like the perfect moment to introduce Maebe, a venture she was eagerly prepared to fully engage with.

I am quite optimistic that this fresh chapter in my life will turn out to be extraordinary, something truly unique for me to invest my energy and attention into, all while fulfilling the role of a mother to Bambi.

Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe
Molly-Mae Hague cuts a casual figure in tracksuit bottoms and UGGs as she heads to a nail salon following the success of her clothing brand Maebe

It turns out that everything fell into place perfectly at the right moment for me, and I can’t help but feel thrilled about it. The timing couldn’t be better, and I truly believe that the brand has a bright and prosperous future ahead, especially with Maebe leading the way.

If I take the appropriate actions and execute them effectively, I truly believe this will grow into something massive and become a widely recognized brand – that’s my aspiration and aim.

Molly’s brand finally took flight three years later than initially planned, as its release was delayed due to the arrival of Bambi in January 2023.

Over the past weekend, she launched her inaugural pop-up store, offering fans a chance to preview the collection ahead of its release for sale next Sunday night at 7 pm.

Molly has reached a significant milestone in her professional journey, having associated herself with companies like Beauty Works and PrettyLittleThing for many years. In fact, she was appointed as the Creative Director of one of these brands in 2021.

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2024-10-01 18:49

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