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PrettyLittleThing Names Influencer Molly-Mae Hague as a Creative Director

Molly-Mae Hague is named a creative director of Pretty Little Thing. Courtesy.

Tamison O'Connor

26 August 2021

In her new position as UK and EU creative director for the Boohoo Group-owned brand, Hague will take an “active position” in overseeing styling for brand campaigns and signing new brand ambassadors, according to a press statement. She is set to serve in the role for 12 months, the company said.

Hague, a social media influencer who shot to fame on British reality TV series Love Island, has previously worked with PrettyLittleThing as a brand ambassador.

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