Karl Lagerfeld, London

No one can deny the enormous impact this designer has had on Fashion and he's still making such a massive contribution out there on the high street.  The windows of course are beautifully illuminated, everything is perfectly place and, just in case you forget who is behind all of this there is a cartoon of the man himself complete with signature sunglasses.

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Cos, London

There's something quite interesting in the sculptural element of this scheme even in its simplicity.  We visited the Plywood exhibition last week at the fantastic Victoria and Albert Museum and therefore this captures the vibe so perfectly with everything else happening 'out there'.  Interestingly Joseph along the Brompton road have also implemented a plywood inspired scheme which we will try to share with you shortly.

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Liberty, London

We do love this store and if you don't know it yourself then it really is worth experiencing and enjoying that feeling of walking across those crunchy floor boards and entering this souk-like (in part) experience.  Usually this brand reflect the vibe of whatever is happening around them and this often filters into their schemes.  We are not quite sure what this scheme is about (if anything?) although as always their products are absolutely the best your hard earned money can buy.

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J Crew, London

It has been a bit of a struggle finding anything exciting around town recently and clearly brands, it seems, are making cuts here, there and everywhere.  This is absolutely the wrong strategy when things are tough; how are we supposed to entice the customer in when there is nothing exciting happening?  We don't hate this scheme at J Crew but we don't feel very excited either.

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Tory Burch, London

We're guessing that if you want your clothes to match your wall paper then these are the products for you.  Joking aside, the product is rather camouflaged against the backdrop here although to be fair it does make quite an impact and it does make you look just that little bit closer at this scheme.

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Louis Vuitton, London

You can't beat an amazing scheme from LV and yet again the brand have delivered an eye popping installation at their Maison along Bond street.  Giant chains link through and up to the first floor of this store and across their run of windows.  In a very shiny metal finish these look convincingly heavy  (they are probably light as a feather - well almost at least) and all perfectly installed as one would expect from this exceptional brand.

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Moncler, London

We included this scheme (or a version of it) recently although it has been updated and changed slightly and as we love it so much we are including it again.  Fantastic props and amazing product who could not love this scheme?  We only wish this store had a bigger site (although we know Bond street is one of the highest cost retail areas in the world) although we have seen the Paris store along the Rue St. Honore and they produce incredible schemes there so we have been spoiled we suppose.  In the meantime here's another look for you.

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Tiffany, London

It seems like an eternity since we saw a new scheme at Tiffany, however as always, they never  disappoint.  There appears to be a kind of medical reference here in their scheme with the inclusion of  the Snellen Chart (yes we didn't know it was called that either until now), the X-ray and the neon heart all perfectly and beautifully manufactured and implemented.

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Fenwick, London

With references to 'All the fun of the fair' (not the film we're guessing, just fairs generally) Fenwick is a beacon of hope on an otherwise very dull high street.  Stripey fabrics, rotating discs, acrobatic hoops and all the paraphernalia associated with this probably soon-to-be a bygone era is rocking Bond street right now.  Thankfully this brand are offering a bit of interest while so many other brands are squeezing every drop out of their schemes which seem to have been installed for an eternity.

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Dolce and Gabbana, London

We haven't seen animal portraits used in windows before but here at Dolce and Gabbana along Bond street they have applied in this repetition format to form the backdrop to the product.  This is a difficult scheme to describe other than that and although this isn't our favourite scheme ever there is a kind of decadence about it that seems to work so well.

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Anya Hindmarch, London

This is a very simple scheme at Anya Hindmarch along Bond street right now.  We have seen a few schemes (include Stella McCartney here) which appear to refer to the 'Ascension' trend we heard about from Ms. Edelkoort her very self a few years ago; sometimes these things take time to filter through.  There isn't much more to say about this scheme other than that.

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Jimmy Choo, London

Its been quite a while since we saw anything at this brands store along Bond street, well not since their amazing Christmas installation last year at least.  We're guessing that they have split their scheme between male and females here with their boudoir-style installation on the one side of the main entrance and men's dressing room space on the other.  We don't have any information about this scheme to expand on that but great to see that they have something interesting in these quite small spaces.

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Delvaux, London

This is one of those brands that has been around for generations, actually since 1829 would you believe and yet we rarely even notice it; in fact we have never noticed it along Bond street before and yet we tread this path on such a regular basis.  What did draw us in was their incredible installation.  Its a shame that we only have still images as the miniature handbags here spin in space and it is quite mesmerising.  Do check it out if you can -  we can't work out how they've done it but it looks incredible.

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