Hugo Boss releases a Pride Month collection celebrating queer icon Freddie Mercury

Hugo Boss has released a collection celebrating the legendary Freddie Mercury.

Hugo Boss released an apparel collection celebrating queer icon Freddie Mercury.

To mark Pride Month the brand has launched the limited edition collection as part of its BOSS Legends series.

For this capsule collection they’re paying tribute “to the attitude, vision and spirit” of the iconic Queen frontman.

The limited edition range is now available to shop at hugoboss.com/uk and hugoboss.com.

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There’s a number of apparel pieces to choose from including statement essentials featuring black and white photos of some of his most renowned performances.

They also include his autograph or a specially created Hugo Boss logo alongside an autography motif, which are printed on three t-shirts and a hoodie.

The collection features three t-shirt designs and a hoodie. (Hugo Boss)

The collection features three t-shirt designs and a hoodie. (Hugo Boss)

The colours to choose from include black, white and yellow, with the latter inspired by the jacket worn by Mercury during his last tour with Queen in 1986.

There’s also a t-shirt that captures the spirit of the singer, with a quote reading: “I’m not going to be a star. I’m going to be a legend!”.

Hugo Boss say the collection “pays tribute to exceptional musician and game-changing performer”.

“Freddie’s flamboyant flair and everlasting personality along with Queen’s irrefutable sound and style continue to influence a new generation of fans and musicians to this day,” they add.

This t-shirt features quote from the iconic singer.

This t-shirt features quote from the iconic singer. (Hugo Boss)

It’s part of the brand’s Boss Legends series, with each collection inspired by an iconic individual and a portion of profits being donated to a charity close to their heart.

Hugo Boss has confirmed that a portion of proceeds will be donated to the Mercury Phoenix Trust, which fights HIV and AIDs across the globe.

The charity was set up by Mercury’s bandmates, Brian May, Roger Taylor and Jim Beach in honour of the icon.

The apparel pieces are priced between £79-£179 and you can shop the Freddie Mercury collection exclusively at hugoboss.com/uk and hugoboss.com.

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