The Fabergé store opened on Grafton Street in November last year, and we have wondered past on many occasions, heading to Dover Street Market and Acne for a fashion fix. Last week, we stopped to have a closer look in the tiny windows of this very purple shop, and we were amazed by the gorgeous displays. Not only were all of the diamonds completely dazzling, it was also the way that the jewellery had been displayed that caught our eye. Don’t you just love all of the stunning, vintage looking dolls house furniture and props that they have used? Oh, and that bracelet in the middle shot. Those are the kind of mini eggs we’d like to get this Easter…
Spotted on Friday while we were out retail researching, we just had to share this with you. I think this has to be the most cheerful handbag I have ever seen. Thanks Moschino for always reminding us that fashion should be a lot of fun!
And here’s our final post about SelfridgesBright Young Things. We really love good graphic art, and there were a couple of windows that created such stunning graphic impact, with stark monochrome and energetic scale play, we just had to share them with you. First up is graphic designer, Archie McLeish, followed by the work of menswear designer, William Richard Green.
Archie McLeish
Archie McLeish
William Richard Green
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Now for some more womenswear and some menswear from Selfridges Bright Young Things event…
We love the look of Alice Lee‘s knitted dresses, brilliantly displayed so that you can view then in close up thought the magnifying lenses. Sorcha O’Raghllaigh created a very theatrical display. Menswear designer, Shaun Samson‘s Peruvian/ Mexican feeling blanket stripes were balanced with darkly dip dyed sections creating a really boldly graphic look.
Alice Lee
Alice Lee
Sorcha O'Raghllaigh
Shaun Samson
Shaun Samson
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So, here’s some more about the Bright Young Things windows at Selfridges, as promised. We have shot some of our favourites, but do get down there to have a look at all of the creativity on display.
We think that Adam Andrascik and Maarten van der Horst are two very exciting, new womenswear designers. We’ve already slipped on a couple of Andrascik’s gorgeously bold and graphic creations on the womenswear floor in Selfridges, and we didn’t even know we wanted to match our shoes with our tropical printed trousers until van der Horst showed us how utterly genius it looks.
Adam Andrascik
Adam Andrascik
Maarten van der Horst
Masc are also featured as one of the Bright Young Things selection, but we couldn’t get a good shot of their window. We spotted them at last London Fashion Week, at Vauxhall Fashion Scout. Read more here. So delighted to see that they have been spotted by Selfridges. Congrats guys!
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