Displaysense has introduced a new section on their website for fashion in an effort to make the clothing stores within Britain more accessible to the public. An expert in the exhibition and retail display markets, Displaysense is one of the top suppliers of coat hangers and mannequins in the UK. They are hoping to help fashion shop owners across the UK get the attention of their customer base after the disastrous effects of the recession. Clothing retailers hope that with the new fashion ranges on display, clothing retailers will be see a surge of customers start to open their hard pressed wallets again. In particular, small businesses will benefit from upgrading their shop displays and windows to reflect the same products that are on display on the website so that customers will have a much more cohesive experience while shopping. Read More ...
The North is back with the northerners once again creating their own brand of casual wear that will launch for a second time this summer with a new website and a new range of products. The second time around, the North will offer casual clothing to those who have a strong identity including hoodies, polos, hats, and accessories each of which will have the slogan “The North” on them which pretty much denotes where the wearer is from. The clothing brand was first launched in 1996 to celebrate their heritage with simple clothes and no frills that show no concern for the obvious frilly, fickly fashion trends of the London media. Director of The North, Martin James, stated that the brand is created with the traditional Northerner in mind, the type that enjoys good times, loud music, and a feeling Read More ...
High fashion got a prelude during last week as designers displayed their spring-summer 2011 collections for second lines with lower prices on the eve of haute couture displays about to debut in Paris. Vivienne Westwood the British madcap, AF Vadencorst the Belgian design duo, and Anne Valerie Hash the French designer all offered up their most accessible, commercial lines. For the most part the lines were composed of light knits in layered styles that resembled outfits that most people would wear. Referred to as Paris Fashion Days the event was designed with the aim of offering second lines a chance to get seen on the glamour scene. Exhibitions director at Pret a Porter Paris, Muriel Piaser, stated that before this week designers were embarrassed to show or promote their second lines. The Pret a Porter Paris organized the weekend event Read More ...
Ice Cream brand, Magnum, and online fashion store ASOS.com have created ‘The Temptation Top 100’, the definitive guide to the season’s most desirable fashion items and accessories. What’s more, they are giving you a chance to bag the lot from 5th July – 1st August! Check out this video for more information.
