Brora is one of Britain’s best-loved and most successful modern cashmere brands – and so much more. It has grown over the past two years into a fully-fledged fashion label with its own distinctive viewpoint – wearable, subtle but highly individual, and mainly British-made.  Cashmere is still at its heart but founder Victoria Stapleton and her design team have created a fashion brand that can build a complete wardrobe around their luxurious knits. From tailored jackets in the finest fabrics to little tweed skirts, flattering, hip-hugging trousers, glorious printed silk dresses and even accessories such as shoes, Brora remains true to its quirky, slightly vintage-inspired self, while moving on each season with the turn of fashion’s wheel.

Today, MCM is drawing on its traditional value of prestige and quality, while positioning itself as a major global luxury brand.

 A long-time favourite of international royalty, celebrities and VIPs, MCM is embarking on dynamic stage of global expansion

Wolf & Badger is a newly opened concept store on Ledbury Road, Notting Hill.  Having launched to the public in February this lifestyle store has already gained critical acclaim in titles such as The Times, O By Tank, Harpers Bazaar and Vogue – who in fact voted them one of their top boutiques for 2010. Showcasing talent from across various design disciplines Wolf & Badger stocks a broad selection of well know British designers such as Felder Felder, Jean-Pierre Braganza and Maria Francesca Pepe as well as supporting lesser known labels straight out of college, such as womenswear label Tosha and footwear label Anastasia Radevich. With its unique approach Wolf & Badger is set to change the landscape of retailing, designers rent out the architecturally designed box spaces for as little as £35 per week allowing for the them to retain 90% of their profits.  Founders gallery owner, Samir Ceric and luxury handbag designer, Zoe Knight are also on hand to help mentor, guide and educate each brand in the realm of retailing, PR and production offering invaluable advice to many young brands.

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For every visitor to the Salon, where Jessica houses her covetable objects of desire and every admirer of Jessica’s designs, the lasting sentiment is that of surprise and delight. Walking along the cobbled streets of Clerkenwell and through the door of the Salon is a unique experience that allows our ambassadors to immerse themselves in a world of inspirations, where the modern and old are juxtaposed against each other.

Driven by quality, each piece of Jessica McCormack Jewellery is hand made in London and the diamonds are sourced through ethical means.

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Renowned for their approach of Just The Product, G-Star Raw didn’t disappoint for A/W10 with this raw approach.  Catwalk shows ran throughout the three days giving a taster of what is to come in New York Fashion Week in September 2009 where G-Star’s on-off experimental couture items will be unveiled.

DeVetta PR held a party and fashion show for Oxfam DIY on June 4th prior to the  Saturday opening of its new look store.  Mrs Jones, celebrity stylists for iconic looks for The Killers, Kylie and The Scissor Sisters, reworked some of the pieces that had previously not sold (nothing donated to Oxfam is ever wasted).

The pieces were then shown during a fashion show.  Now on sale along side regular shop at the Camden Store, Mrs Jones will also be holding workshops throughout the month of June both at Camden and at major festivals such as Glastonbury.

Pop-Up shops from clients Merchant Archive and Jessica McCormack were a real highlight!