2025: The Highlights
As we get ready to wave goodbye to an exceptional year, let’s take a moment to look back and relive some of the highlights that made 2025 so special…
JANUARY
As seen in Broke Magazine's Sexy Szn Gift Guide for 2025, we started the year in a haze of romance, we fell Sew In Love with heartwarming acrylic jewellery inspired by handwritten love notes, swoon-worthy sewing projects and the fun of foraging.
FEBRUARY
For Galentine’s Day, we continued the love and teamed up with everyone’s go-to restaurant, wagamama's, for a heart-adorned jewellery making workshop with a side of crispy chilli squid! Inspired to make your own necklace? Check out our at-home making kits.
“It’s a limited edition!” We added a lick of literature to the collections of jewellery lovers worldwide with SS25’s Library Of Us. This ode to our Co-Founders, Rosie and Harriet’s most treasured books, was a wearable reflection of a passion for guides, stories and folklore tales.
Boy George in Tatty Devine X Leigh Bowery
Bold, expressive and unapologetically unique: launching at the Tate Modern’s retrospective exhibition, we crafted a striking jewellery collection to celebrate the one-of-a-kind Leigh Bowery. Head to our Instagram to relive the exhibition and spot the looks that inspired the jewellery!
MARCH
Lovers of art, this one’s for you! Ahead of Grayson Perry’s 65th birthday and latest exhibition, Delusions of Grandeur at the Wallace Collection, our dream jewellery collaboration came to life.
Designed alongside Sir Grayson and drawing on his most recent work, this collection brings together ceramics, tapestries, works on paper, and digitally created pieces to capture the essence of the renowned artist. Tatty Devine X Grayson Perry became our biggest collaboration of the year.
APRIL
Tuck into the first Tatty Devine Rewards release of the year: we recreated iconic jewellery that’s good enough to eat for 2025. Ever since this piece sold out in under a minute back in 2016, our community have been asking us to bake another batch, so we baked an extra special edition of just 15 Pretzel Necklaces. Sign up for our Rewards programme to earn points and shop exclusive designs.
Next up: we marched straight to the circus with the vintage aesthetic of Clowning Around. Missed this? Shop swooping acrobats, candy-striped dreams, majestic beasts and even more playful pieces online now!
MAY
One flutter was all it took. Bringing the best of 2012 into 2025 and beyond, our iconic Eyelash Sunglasses made a long-awaited comeback. Created with our friends at The House of Spectacles, each refreshed design is handmade in East London. See how they’re made here.
'Joy and Inclusivity are at the heart of Tatty Devine, we believe trans+ rights are human rights and that everyone has the right to safety and happiness' - Rosie Wolfenden and Harriet Vine, Co-founders.
As seen on Alan Cumming at the Emmys, our Not A Phase Kilt Pin became the protest pin to wear with pride. £10 from each piece sold to the charity Not A Phase, which is committed to uplifting and improving the lives of trans+ adults across the UK.
JUNE
Let’s make a stop by the ocean with Make Waves. Thoughtfully designed to capture the magic of the seaside, this summer jewellery collection has still been topping our jewellery rotation all winter.
The first Pulp album in almost 24 years? Yes, it topped our Spotify Wrapped and, of course, we just had to launch a brand new Jarvis Cocker-approved design for our best-selling Tatty Devine X Pulp collection.
Seminal in the history of feminist art and with her first retrospective in over 25 years opening at The Hepworth Wakefield, we recreated the experimental works of Helen Chadwick in our signature acrylic style.
In 1987, Chadwick became one of the first women nominated for the Turner Prize and became a huge inspiration for a whole generation of young British Artists. Discover more about the most important artist of her generation here.
JULY
"Tatty Devine’s latest collection beautifully brings history to life by turning powerful symbols of the suffrage movement into wearable art" - Cent Magazine
Launching in our Covent Garden store, we hosted a conversation between our Co-founder, Rosie Wolfenden and Helen Pankhurst, granddaughter of Sylvia and great-granddaughter of Emmeline.
Raising funds to support Centenary Action’s campaign to achieve a gender-equal Parliament by 2028, discover Tatty Devine X Centenary Action. Tell the story of how Sylvia Pankhurst’s creativity and drive contributed to the Suffragette movement and the importance of jewellery to the cause with a feminist jewellery collaboration.
Snoopy and Woodstock came back! With Snoopy Bag Charms, Woodstock Earrings to bus’ straight from a Charles M. Schulz comic strip, we released your favourite jewellery featuring the Peanuts gang. Did you know Tatty Devine X Peanuts is handmade from 100% recycled acrylic by our studio by a small team of talented makers?
Customising bags, a life-sized Joe Cool and sipping on XOXO Soda, our official collection took over Covent Garden, tap to watch all the fun!
AUGUST
Huzzah! Transporting limited edition jewellery to the Middle Ages, AW25’s Reign On Me explores a fascination with medieval throughout time. A place where history and artistry intertwine: we launched a sell-out statement, the Six Wives Statement Necklace, must-collect Tiny Turnip Earrings and even more intricate designs. After an heirloom to share with future generations? There’s still time to shop this assemblage of medieval-inspired wearable works of art.
Meet me at the main stage! Packed with bell tents to brooches, our Co-founder Harriet headed to Dorset for End of the Road Festival. Sheltering from the rain in the art gallery, we debuted a capsule collaboration with artist and friend, Babak Ganjei and certainly had a ‘nice time’.
SEPTEMBER
September saw spooky lifestyle products floating into the Tatty-verse! Goths and ghouls take note: mugs, shopper bags, scarves and pouches have turned ghostly… Feel that? Halloween jewellery just entered the room. We brought back favourite designs, including Vampire Bat Earrings, Bela Lugosi-adorned scrolls and Whitby Abbey Necklaces.
OCTOBER
The spot for the best occasions in town, October saw our Neal Street store go all out for events.
Kicking off proceedings, nearly a decade after a landmark installation at Royal London Hospital, we unveiled mesmerising explosions of colourful, reflective and glittering shapes turned limited edition artworks designed to support Vital Arts, the charitably-funded arts organisation for Barts Health NHS Trust. 10% of proceeds also donate to CoppaFeel!, the UK’s only youth-focused breast cancer awareness charity.
This is Halloween! Give it up for a Tatty Devine Ghost Walk: we hosted a spine-tingling tour through the historic streets of Covent Garden as told by a mysterious ghost hunter extraordinaire. With goodie bags and a stop by Bird & Blend’s for a Pumpkin Spice latte and a look at our exclusive-to-them Ghost Mug in black, head to our events page to keep up-to-date with parties, previews and more!
NOVEMBER
Movie lovers, listen up! the Design Museum opened Wes Anderson’s library for the first time in Britain with Wes Anderson: The Archive.
Featuring over 700 props, costumes, and sketches from his most beloved films from The Grand Budapest Hotel to Fantastic Mr. Fox, we couldn’t resist turning one of our favourite directors' iconic aesthetic into jewellery for film buffs. Available exclusively to the Design Museum, book your ticket for the exhibition now and ensure you head home via the gift shop.
Luxe with a limited shelf life: an idea sparked from our bestselling In A Pickle Necklace, we made Black Friday a BIG DILL with our Giant Pickle Necklace. Not around forever, and once it’s gone, that’s it, shop now!
DECEMBER
If you know, you know. We started December with 3D florals freshly picked from the vaults. Our Acid Blossom Statement Necklace has been on the wishlist of every collector this year, may even be our most-requested return ever? Another Tatty Devine Reward exclusive, this awe-inspiring necklace is made featuring materials sourced from the original run of this archive design.
Tomato lover? You’re about to be influenced! Unlikely star of the internet from the viral, Make Me A Offer, Teresa wore our Tomato Link Necklace in The Observer. We’re about to channel her style and celebrate with a tomato sarnie.
Nothing makes us smile more than looking back at another amazing year of Tatty Devine (and there’s still so much we missed!). We couldn’t do it without you, our community. Thank you for supporting this female-founded, independent business. See you in 2026.
Happy New Year, love Team Tatty x
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