Hello, tiger: 24 of the best buys to celebrate Chinese New Year

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Studio Box Bag, £1,585, FerragamoTaking inspiration from Chinese astrology, Maje’s capsule collection uses a colour palette of red and pinks for their tweed two-pieces - a nod to shades which represent luck and happiness.British bag brand Radley is celebrating with an 8-piece collection, which sees its mascot dog, Scottie and a tiger play across its leather bags.Leather bag, £290, RadleyKenzo celebrates the tiger with a Lunar New Year collection, which comprises t-shirts, jumpers, hats and bags for both men and women.Cotton jumper, £310, KenzoLoveness Lee applies its signature textured pendants to the Chinese Zodiac calendar, with each piece influenced by the calligraphy character of the twelve signs.

Of course this year is that of the tiger, but you can find out your Chinese Zodiac sign on the label’s website and buy the necklace to match.Gold plated recycled sterling silver necklace, £158, Loveness LeeLoquet London has introduced a solid gold tiger charm to add to your collection.Gold locket charm, £175, Loquet LondonGant has subtly incorporated the tiger and red accents into its designs for its Lunar New Year collection.

Choose from rugby shirts and cardigans for men, and pleated skirts and silk scarves for women.Pleated skirt, £165, GantTory Burch’s bucket bag has a shape reminiscent of a Chinese lantern, and the colour red is used here for the embroidered roses.

The Chinese rose flower is known as the Queen of Flowers, and blooms all year round.Embroidered bucket bag, £445, Tory BurchCoach puts its dinosaur mascot Rexy into a tiger print coat, for a lighthearted take on the celebrations.Organic cotton t-shirt, £125, CoachActivewear brand Lululemon has released its bestselling Align leggings in a bold tiger skin.