We have one goal this Valentine’s Day: to Prioritise Pleasure.

If that name rings a bell, it’s likely because you share our obsession with the Mercury Prize-nominated album of the same name, created by Britain’s most electrifying up-and-coming artist and our newest campaign star, Self Esteem.

We joined forces with Rebecca Taylor, aka Self Esteem, to put a spin on the conventional meaning behind Valentine’s Day and celebrate unapologetic femininity, body positivity, and – of course – pleasure, however it’s defined.

We have one goal this Valentine’s Day: to Prioritise Pleasure.

If that name rings a bell, it’s likely because you share our obsession with the Mercury Prize-nominated album of the same name, created by Britain’s most electrifying up-and-coming artist and our newest campaign star, Self Esteem.

We joined forces with Rebecca Taylor, aka Self Esteem, to put a spin on the conventional meaning behind Valentine’s Day and celebrate unapologetic femininity, body positivity, and – of course – pleasure, however it’s defined.

Making her mark on the music industry with boldly feminist lyrics and attitude, Rebecca Lucy Taylor is a multi-award-winning, Mercury Prize-nominated English singer and songwriter. The stage name, Self Esteem, is inspired by her journey towards self-love and acceptance – something that lies at the heart of her unapologetically honest songs about relationships, frustrations and insecurities.

With a Grazia cover photoshoot and an unforgettable 2022 Glastonbury Festival performance under her belt, Self Esteem extends her talents beyond her solo music career, adding the score for West End’s Prima Facie play starring Jodie Comer to her list of achievements. Our team as well as her loyal, constantly growing fanbase adore Self Esteem for her unashamedly feminist agenda that is not only empowering and inspiring but also hugely relatable.

Making her mark on the music industry with boldly feminist lyrics and attitude, Rebecca Lucy Taylor is a multi-award-winning, Mercury Prize-nominated English singer and songwriter. The stage name, Self Esteem, is inspired by her journey towards self-love and acceptance – something that lies at the heart of her unapologetically honest songs about relationships, frustrations and insecurities.

With a Grazia cover photoshoot and an unforgettable 2022 Glastonbury Festival performance under her belt, Self Esteem extends her talents beyond her solo music career, adding the score for West End’s Prima Facie play starring Jodie Comer to her list of achievements. Our team as well as her loyal, constantly growing fanbase adore Self Esteem for her unashamedly feminist agenda that is not only empowering and inspiring but also hugely relatable.