That’s stylish! Bachelor in Paradise’s Abbie Chatfield releases her own ‘wearable’ merchandise that features ‘subtle branding’
Abbie Chatfield has unveiled her new collection of merchandise.
The 25-year-old reality star looked sensational as she modelled the range of yet to be released clothes that promote her popular podcast, It’s A Lot.
Abbie appeared to be in good spirits, as she showcased her toned legs and midriff while posing in the light pink and white tie dye print clothes.
That’s stylish! Bachelor In Paradise star Abbie Chatfield, 25, (pictured) showcased her latest range of ‘wearable’ merchandise on Wednesday in a series of Instagram posts
The collection includes an oversized jumper, shorts, and a limited edition matching face mask.
Teasing the range in her latest Instagram post on Wednesday, she wrote: ‘I am in LOVE. My sister Jolie helped with the design so it’s extra extra special.’
‘I’ve made it as wearable as possible, with super subtle branding so you don’t feel like a walking billboard,’ she continued.
‘I am in LOVE’: Abbie appeared to be in good spirits, as she showcased her toned legs and midriff while posing in the light pink and white tie dye print clothes
‘I’ve made it as wearable as possible, with super subtle branding so you don’t feel like a walking billboard,’ she continued
Abbie’s announcement comes just days after she offered some ‘words of advice’ for this year’s Bachelor contestants ahead of the upcoming season.
In a lengthy Instagram post, Abbie spoke about her own surreal experience of watching herself on television and being written about in the press.
‘I know it’s hard, but DO NOT LOOK AT THE BACHELOR FORUM!’ Abbie advised.
Words of wisdom: Abbie’s announcement comes just days after she offered some ‘words of advice’ for this year’s Bachelor contestants ahead of the upcoming season.
‘At best you’ll waste time; at worst it will send you into a depression. It’s easier said than done, but I regret how much time I spent on that thing.’
Many Bachelor super-fans use these forums to spread rumours, share information and sleuth who the winner is using clues on social media.
This would have no doubt been difficult for her, as she was rejected by astrophysicist Matt in the season finale.
Awkward: Surprisingly, she said the most ‘depressing’ thing about her season was reading fan forums dedicated to The Bachelor. While Abbie didn’t clarify why she found these websites so upsetting, it’s likely that she read a lot of posts that speculated she was the winner