Fashion designer Stella McCartney has been accused of "cashing in" on her dad’s legendary music career by launching a Beatles-inspired collection - with prices reaching £1,795.
The daughter of Sir Paul - who has run her own self-titled fashion brand since 2001 - created the ‘Get Back’ collection to coincide with the release of a new Disney + documentary by Peter Jackson.
But some Beatles fans have hit out at the 50-year-old designer saying her prices are too high for all but super rich followers of the famous hitmakers to afford.
On offer is a 'Get back' Beatles bomber jacket for £1,795 - inspired by Sir Paul’s wardrobe - and a Strawberry Fields-themed logo jumper for £895.
A jacquard tracksuit will set back the wearer £1,450, while a Get Back canvas tote is £495, while a black and white bucket hat is £225.
Other offerings are hoodies featuring the musicians’ images for £550, a Get Back Panelled Knit Coat for £1,350, silk scarves for £225 and socks - the cheapest item available - for £70.
Stella’s new clothing line was launched at Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles with an A-list party that included appearances from Kate Hudson, Laura Dern and Orlando Bloom.
One Beatles fan said: "Stella McCartney cashing in on the Beatles’ Get back documentary (would seriously love a few of those though - anyone got £800?"
One said: "The cheapest thing in the Stella McCartney Beatles collab is this pair of socks that costs £70."
And another added: "Stella McCartney selling Beatles merch for absurd prices is actually really funny but it stops being funny now that I’ve realised I want this 995 cardigan."
And one said: "How are us true Beatles’ fans able to afford these?
"We would love to be able to show love for @ReaPeterJackson’s Get Back film even more by wearing these!
"Please make your clothing attainable for everyone @stellamcartney not just the wealthy @paulmccartney."
Stella, 50, says of her collection inspired by story behind the group: "Get Back is about so much more than just a song or a concert—it is the timeless story of lifelong friends coming together to create something incredible with laughter and utter fearlessness whilst standing at the forefront of change.
"The Beatles were the faces of a cultural movement for positive change that continues to shape the lives of millions around the world, and I hope this capsule celebrates and communicates these ageless messages to a new generation."
