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Depop teams up with Amelia Dimoldenberg on shoppable Chicken Shop Date edits and a 12 November wardrobe drop

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Blonde woman in pink outfit stands in a retro chicken shop with Chicken Shop Date and depop signs, smiling calmly.

Key Takeaways

  • Depop has teamed up with Amelia Dimoldenberg on a series of shoppable edits marking the end of her YouTube show Chicken Shop Date.

  • Dimoldenberg worked with stylist Chloe Griffin on the edits, which draw on her personal style, her past looks and outfits worn by celebrity guests.

  • An exclusive Shop Drop of pieces from her own wardrobe, including items worn on the show, follows on 12 November.

  • The edits went live on Depop on 6 November, with the final series screening in cinemas on 24 November and the last episode reaching YouTube on 27 November.

Depop has teamed up with Amelia Dimoldenberg on a series of shoppable edits inspired by Chicken Shop Date, turning the outfits from her long-running string of awkward celebrity dates into something viewers can buy as the YouTube show heads towards its final episode. The edits went live on 6th November and were put together with her stylist Chloe Griffin, while an exclusive Shop Drop of pieces from Dimoldenberg's own wardrobe will follow on 12th November.


Depop and Amelia Dimoldenberg release Chicken Shop Date edits on 6 November before her 12 November Shop Drop


Launching on 6th November, the Depop edits bring together listings inspired by Amelia Dimoldenberg’s personal style, her previous Chicken Shop Date looks and the outfits worn by her celebrity guests. Curated by Dimoldenberg and Griffin, the selections feature pieces from independent sellers, giving fans a way to recreate the show’s looks through second hand fashion, with further edits accompanying episodes of the final series.


On 12th November, fans will also be able to shop pieces from Dimoldenberg’s own wardrobe through a dedicated Shop Drop, including outfits she has worn on the programme. While the edits offer inspiration drawn from the series, the sale gives viewers the chance to own something they might recognise from one of her dates.


Clothes have always played a part in the show’s humour, with glamorous evening wear sitting against the everyday backdrop of a local chicken shop. “What I wear has always been integral to the persona I take on as host,” Dimoldenberg said, making her wardrobe a fitting part of the farewell. Depop’s senior director of brand and creative, Steve Dool, also described her style as part of the world she has built around the series, with the partnership inviting fans to express themselves through second hand fashion.


The collaboration arrives alongside a wider programme marking the end of Chicken Shop Date, with premieres for invited guests in London on 16th November and New York on 19th November. A cinema screening with YouTube’s Cine Club follows on 24th November across the UK, Ireland and Paris, bringing all six episodes together as a single film alongside footage from behind the scenes and new material in which Dimoldenberg explains her decision to end the series.


Featuring dates with Noel Gallagher, Jorja Smith and Role Model, the final series will conclude on YouTube on 27th November, with cinema audiences getting to see the last episode three days before its online release.


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