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If there’s one thing the Love Islanders know how to do, it’s throw a party, and Sunday night’s pink party was no exception, with the Islanders all turning out some of their best Barbie-inspired looks for the night. Back for a second chance at love, last night the All Stars embraced all pink everything at the villa party wearing a whole host of pre-loved looks and designer gems – all from eBay – a second chance too.

I’m 31 so let me start with a disclaimer that I am above the age cap for entering Love Island. Considering Laura Anderson was brutally labelled ‘Old Laura’ when she joined the cast at the youthful age of 29, I’ve come to terms with the fact that I’ll never have my moment to strut into the villa as an elusive, but eventually quite likeable, bombshell. Age aside, I also don’t look like a Love Islander.

Love Island's Tasha Ghouri has landed a deal with eBay – making her the first 2022 islander to officially put pen to paper on game-changing fashion partnership. It was announced today that the star, who celebrated her 24th birthday this week, has become the first 2022 islander to officially sign with a brand partnership with the site.

This year's Love Island has not only seen a brand new villa for the 2022 series, but they’ve also switched up the usual fast fashion clothing sponsor to partner with eBay, a more eco-friendly alternative. With the contestants doing multiple outfit changes a day, from bikinis to lounge in to date looks and glam dressy ensembles, it’s no surprise that they need an endless supply of gorgeous get-ups. But where do all these clothes come from and how do they get into the villa? Speaking to OK!, ITV confirmed that there's a weekly drop-off of clothes, all hand-picked by eBay's Love Island stylist, Amy Bannerman.

Love Island is back for summer and this year, eBay UK is sponsoring the ITV2 dating competition in a major move towards promoting sustainability. Instead of wearing clothes by fast fashion brands, this time, the cast have been sporting second-hand looks, from vintage gems to big-name designer brands.

Love Island returns on Monday for a new series that is bound to kickstart everyone's summer. Laura Whitmore is once again the host of the ITV2 reality dating show, alongside her commentator husband Iain Stirling.

With a new season of Love Island just around the corner, the show has already made headline news after it was announced that this year’s contestants would no longer be dressed by fast-fashion brands – instead, they’ll be sharing second-hand clothing from e-tailer eBay UK. What’s more, the cast won’t only be wearing high street, but you’ll spot them in everything from vintage finds to pre-loved designer items, allowing them to showcase their personal style whilst tapping into the throwback trends that have made a comeback in recent years.

stylist who is dressing this season’s Love Island cast has revealed her top tips for securing designer pieces at bargain prices. Love Island is set to return for its eighth season on 6 June, with ITV announcing the initial 11 contestants on Monday. Aside from the drama, the break-ups and makeups, the various “icks” and the challenges (which will not include food this year, thankfully), there’s one other aspect of the show which drives views – the fashion.

Love Island contestants will wear clothes from a shared wardrobe packed with designer items, the show’s stylist has revealed. The popular dating series is set to return to the small screen on 6 June, with ITV announcing the initial 11 contestants on Monday. Aside from a new villa location – still on the Spanish Balearic island of Majorca – viewers can expect to see a difference in the islanders’ fashion picks.

Love Island's 2022 official fashion partners have been announced, which will see the contestants champion sustainability with eBay in a huge change for the series. And OK! headed down to Love Island's event with eBay to see how the new pre-loved clothing angle will work, with stylist to the new series stars, Amy Bannerman, sharing a peek at what we can expect.This year for the first time the islanders will have a shared wardrobe, and they'll also bring a suitcase of their own clothes as well as having the eBay pre-loved items to dazzle in.

Love Island's 2022 official fashion partners have been announced, which will see the contestants champion sustainability with eBay in a huge change for the series. Love Island was previously sponsored by ISAWITFIRST since 2019 and had taken to supplying endless amounts of clothes to the reality stars, as they partake on the journeys in the iconic villa. Prior to them, fellow fast fashion company Missguided held the spot to provide the snazzy looks for the contestants in 2018, but things are about to change! OK! headed down to Love Island's event with eBay to see how the new pre-loved clothing angle will work on this year's show, with stylist to the new series stars, Amy Bannerman, explaining that one islander "screamed" with joy.

ITV announced ditching disposable fashion in the popular reality dating show for preloved marketplace eBay as they "strive to be a more eco-friendly production".Love Island fan Lucy Earnshaw recently took to TikTok to share an eBay success for selling a watermelon visor and she was convinced that the buyer could be the show's stylist Amy Bannerman.She said: "I sell my stuff on eBay because I don't wear them anymore and this cute watermelon sun visor is included in that."I don't remember how long I've had it but I've not worn it in a while. So I thought it deserves a better home."Posting a screenshot of where the item has been delivered to, which it was addressed to "Amy Bannerman, eBay UK LTD"."That home was going to be eBay though, so I thought that was a bit strange! But I didn't notice this handle at the time," she continues.She said she didn't know the buyer by the handle at the time until she searched online and find her buyer's name across different news articles, which mentioned the new partnership between ITV and eBay for the new Love Island series.Lucy adds: "I think it might be on Love Island! It's actually going to Amy, we need to keep our eyes peeled."She understood that her item might not be picked by the stylist but she's hopeful to see one of the contestants wearing her watermelon visor in the new series, which will be starting from 9pm, June 6.The production has confirmed that all Islanders to be given video training and guidance on inclusivity, covering behaviours and micro-aggressions, before they enter the Majorcan villa.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Love Island bosses have announced that all contestants will wear second-hand clothes for the eighth series of the ITV dating show, from the popular online marketplace eBay.The beloved dating show has collaborated the pre-loved fashion giants for the latest instalment of the hottest dating show on the airwaves.TV bosses confirmed the news on Thursday (May 19), as they make history as the first show to promote a greener wardrobe and style the newest bunch of sexy singletons in only pre-loved garments.Islanders will be forced to fight against each other to steal the hottest garments in the new and improved shared wardrobe situated in the heart of the Spanish villa.The contestants will be living the ‘eat, sleep, rewear, repeat’ mentality in an effort to curb the fast fashion in preference of a more sustainable clothing industry.Their collaboration comes after new research from eBay revealed that UK shoppers are becoming increasingly conscious of the impact fast fashion has on the planet.New studies how a fifth of Brits admitted that they buy more second-hand clothing compared to their spending habits two years ago and reveal that on average, 16% of their wardrobes are made up of pre-loved clothing.Last year, fans hoping to replicate Millie Court’s winning outfit led to outrage online as viewers fought to purchase the must-have one-shoulder marble dress and hot pink co-ord also becoming another popular item online.This year, eBay UK has hired celebrity stylist and second-hand enthusiast Amy Bannerman – who has styled star such as Dua Lipa and Rita Ora – to style this year’s Islanders.Head of Fashion at eBay UK, Jemma Tadd said: “We’re so excited to partner with Love Island this year and put pre-loved fashion, centre