The collection: Versace for H&M
16 November 2011 | Comments (0)
Above: Matches Press day featuring a stunning gold clothes rail which adds a touch of luxe to spring summer pastels
Above image: Black Frame press day
Above: All saints press day works the utilitarian trend with a drop of luxe
Above: Coast press day takes inspiration from the Mary Katrantzou set with a field of flowers
Above image: Whistles press day looks more more like an art gallery than a store. The tip is to keep things looking minimal. Fresh flowers also add an extra detail.
Above 3 images: Topshop worked the sport luxe with a faceless mannequin army
Above: Hermes press day included a graffiti painted wall
Above: Left to right. French connection and Reiss
Above: At Alice Temperley some sparkling typography light up the new collection
Above 3 images: Mulberry press day takes us to the seaside! Ooh!
Image above: Accessorize press day
11 November 2011 | Comments (0)
My current obsession is pop up books. In particular I love the Kenzo book which has a giant pop up Eiffel tower in it. The inspiration came from their 09 catwalk show which was design to look like a giant pop up. Unfortunately I can only find one picture of the show from 09 (which proves how much blogging is revelutionising the access we have to shows as I can find gazillions of pictures from sets in the past year) Do you have any favourite pop up books?
Images via www.emilyjerman.com
09 November 2011 | Comments (0)
The Selfridges window displays are recognised as some of the most extraordinary in the world, but have you ever wondered what goes into creating them? From the initial sketches in the graphic studio through to the final bauble in the window, this stunning time-lapse film shows the journey of their 2011 White Christmas display.
Click here Creating a White Christmas on Selfridges – November 2011
07 November 2011 | Comments (0)
The Department Store is a modern take on the traditional department store experience. Based in Auckland, New Zealand It’s the brainchild of Karen Walker, Stephen Marr and Dan Gosling. Their vision is to create a single environment where one can experience the very best from the worlds of design, beauty, fashion, interiors … not to mention the very best French pastries in town.
My favourite feature is the topshop area, which shows the possibilities of how you can stick to your own brand ethos and still showcase the personality of the brands your stock. For more pirctures of the store check out their site here.
03 November 2011 | Comments (0)
