Philipp Plein, London

We included a version of this scheme from the brands store in Milan recently although only the Barbie Pink narrative.  Here along Bond street the brand have also implemented a male version of the scheme as well, complete with miniature house and naked dolls (are they Ken dolls?  Who knows?).  Anyway, any its a bit of fun and brighten our evening a little.

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Philipp Plein, London

Graffiti is not our favourite form of expression although this sort of urban (dare we say chic?) look probably works well for this brand (although we cant actually find any links to the scheme through their website?)  We just wish that the brand would think more three-dimensionally about their window spaces rather than simply apply something to a wound of bad design.  That said, this scheme possibly works well with the target audience, doesn't it?

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Philipp Plein, London

We're still quite not sure how we feel about this brands offer as it seems that they are slightly teetering on Moschino's 'patch' with the use of the Playboy logo.  Motifs are not our usual preference when it comes to window installations although oddly if you do a quick search it seems that this particular one is associated with sexiness, prestige and a little bit of mystique - really?  However with the current #MeToo mood around the world perhaps these types of references are best left to part of history from which they came.  1953 called, they want their logo back.

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Philipp Plein, London

Its not often that we see this kind of 'reference' in store windows here in London and quite sensationalist it is too, dont you think?  Producing this kind of scheme can backfire spectacularly if the vibe 'out there' just isn't right.....and it isn't right now....... and to be honest its not very clever and a slightly desperate attempt for attention.....soooooo not f**cking fresh either.  We will probably file this away as 40 years after the vibe for this kind of scheme here in London happened.  This is brand is just not cool enough to pull it off.  Pop it into Selfridges or Harvey Nicks and we will smile knowingly.

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Philipp Plein, London

Summer has clearly arrived at Philipp Plein if these strands of flowers are anything to go by.  We havent decided whether we like what this brand does yet although they do make an effort and this is always appreciated anyway.  Beautiful flora nonetheless in a repetition and gravitational format fill these relatively small windows along Bond street.  London is looking good right now.

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Philipp Plein, London

There's something quite Leigh Bowery about these mannequins at Philipp Plein right now here in the centre of it all.  If you are not sure who we mean check out the link here http://worldofwonder.net/dragherstory-taste-legendary-leigh-bowery/  Known for his outrageous antics as a performance artist and sadly passed away in 1994, at least his influence (maybe) lives on in these windows right now.

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Philipp Plein, London

We've never included this brand before, probably as they dont tend to have schemes as such or at least they dont change very much so we usually just keep on walking.  However, this giant skull encrusted with crystals drew us in.  The store aesthetic is not to our preference and with a little bit of research it transpires these have been designed by Italian Architects; this makes sense (we probably shouldn't say any more than that).  We will drop by again here in the future and as this brand is pitched at the luxury level hopefully we will see something new here shortly.

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