Showing posts with label Dover st. Market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dover st. Market. Show all posts

Saturday, 5 January 2019

Dover St. Market, New York


No-one does luxury boutique like Dover st. Market and what an amazing find.  Although of course the original Dover st. Market is no longer actually on Dover St. back in London since their move the Haymarket site but what a massive influence they had on the area during their time there.  Never shy of being unconventional, interesting and avant garde, every product is desirable and the whole store looks incredible.  This one situated along Lexington Avenue is also one to be experienced if you have the chance; Well just looking is free, right?





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Friday, 8 January 2016

Dover st. Market, London


We're finally back in blighty and unseasonable stormy weather at that.  We first swung by Dover street Market in anticipation that everyone else is in Sale and therefore not much else to view and of course there is little to disappoint here (apart from the fact that they say nothing about this installation other than its a Terracotta Army).  Here it is in all its glory anyway but more to follow from around town shortly.


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Monday, 2 November 2015

Dover St. Market, London


Featuring the work of Roger Ballen right now, Dover st. Market as usual is not following the masses but doing what it does best.  A slightly disturbing scheme nonetheless.  We have spotted a range of Christmas schemes already launched and some in mid-installation so we are resisting as much as we can in including those schemes this week as, as we know it drags on for an eternity and its great to capture a little more of AW15 than zoom in on illuminated trees and baubles by the truck load.  We have a short video as usual here which we hope indicates this scheme in a little more detail https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJ4TXEdnD48


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Monday, 22 June 2015

Dover st. Market, London


What better way to start the week than with an entry from Dover st. Market.  We popped in recently to have a look around the store and of course as usual it oozes the super coolness of luxury in all our favourite ways.  We just wish we had the finances to actually shop here although being philosophical we guess its free to look.  This installation, we guess by Craig Green (as it has his name on the window but no explanation) is a series of rectangular angled planes in Black with a hint of Red.  With everyone else in sale right now this is a welcomed relief.


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Monday, 16 February 2015

Dover St. Market, London


We may have just slipped this one in before it changes as the next installation apparently is a Dior Diorama but we wanted to show this as part of the textured White trend happening all around town and here it is.  There's never very much information on this brands website to find out anything about their installations which is always a bit of a shame but there you go.  A textured White installation called Flora Albus by Elena Dawson.


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Thursday, 25 September 2014

Dover st. Market, London


Wow, this is so fricking interesting don't you think?  Just one product in the window and an installation of a large Black ship in its Black, possibly perspex cut 'sea'.  We don't know much more about this scheme than that and we're guessing that this is another installation by the clearly talented Pheobe English.  Although we could be wrong.  Either way this demonstrates the confidence of this incredible brand.


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