Thursday, November 25, 2010

Levi's Store - Regent Street

Denim elves and polka dots dominate Levi's flagship store, crafted by interior designer Gary Card.

Gary Card's Christmas window can be seen now and until after Christmas at the Levi's store, 174- 176 Regent Street, London.

See the Video on Dazed

To celebrate their Christmas window, Levi's is offering you the chance to win one of the elves that Gary Card will be making live at the Regent Street store. To find out when Card will be making his in store appearances, keep an eye on www.facebook.com/levisuk

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

WPP Hangs Fox

From Ad agency to art gallery, Hogarth Worldwide are slap bang in the middle of London's gallery district. Based on Shaftesbury Avenue in London’s West End, the WPP owned agency has just hung the work of eight artists on its walls.

The 18th century artist Hogarth's name, played a part in the branding of the agency, and the 250 staff got a pleasant surprise this morning, arriving at work to see the likes of American pop-art from Nathan Fox covering the stairwell from ground to sixth floor.

You’ll need to be a visitor to the agency to get a sneak preview, or pretend you’ve lost your way to The Ivy and ask reception for directions!

Well Heeled

Are shorter people getting taller or taller people getting taller still?
Whichever way around it is, Kurt Geiger is helping. Sales of Kurt’s 5” (yes 5 Inch...120mm) heels have quadrupled over the last year.
In London, Kurt Geiger heels are available at Harrods, House of Fraser, John Lewis, Liberty and Selfridges as well as its own stores.

We have to ask the question if there has been a knock on effect in the guys market, are platforms making a comeback? Or are we just taller these days?

Monday, November 22, 2010

Adland Gossip

WPP advertising boss Martin Sorrell, a UK business ambassador since 1997, has not been reappointed by UK Prime Minister David Cameron.

Is everyone scratching their head and asking why? Or has anyone thought about the tax efficient move of WWP’s headquarters to Ireland...to be sure!

Gap pop-up retail

GAP pop-up on Coolhunting

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