Collection is Gok’s 11th for the supermarket

Takes tips from the catwalk with sugary pink cardigans and dresses

New range, focusing on separates, takes women from desk to dancefloor

22-piece range in sizes 8-22 is priced between £10 and £65

The weather outside may be miserable but Gok Wan is hoping to brighten up our wardrobes and banish the winter blues with his new collection for Tu at Sainsbury’s.

Gok’s Spring 2014 range, which is his eleventh for the supermarket giant, promises to ooze femininity and embody all the qualities Gok believes a woman’s wardrobe should reflect: ease, comfort, style and power.

Gok has focused on separates this season and hopes his new range of bow wrap dresses and polka dot twinsets can be worn from desk to dance floor.

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Hey guys, welcome to February, the month of Valentine’s day and big thick jumpers and snuggling by the fire! Love it! I want to introduce you to the Peter Tatchell Foundation. I have known of Peter’s work for quite some time and couldn’t speak more highly of the gentleman that he is and also the passion and drive which has led his campaigns for so many years. If only he was at the top we would live in a much more equal and fair society where every man, woman and child would be treated with the same respect and dignity! So here is a salute to Peter and his foundation – please support them in whatever way you can. Loads of love, your auntie Gok x

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