Pinko, Milan

We barely notice this brand in London but here in Milan it looks fantastic.  The stores are awash with screaming Pink with a big focus it seems on Maximalism.  If you are not familiar with the brand they began in the 1980's in Italy.  The stores back in London pale by comparison to the ones here in Milan which look absolutely vibrant, fun and are everything a young fashion brand should be.

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Pinko, London

We had no idea that this brand had a store in London until we happened across it.  We seem to remember that the last time we saw one of their stores was a few years ago in Milan and thought it was a fast fashion multiple although they tend have quite small stores.  Anyway, while this isnt the most lavish Christmas scheme the interior of their stores is quite interesting.

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Pinko, Paris

We come across this brand from time to time although don't know a lot about them.  We have had a look at their website and it appears that they don't have a store in London although they do have a significant amount of stores (apparently 500 of them) everywhere else around the world.  Anyway, we have seen some interesting schemes from them in the past, particularly in Milan, and this is their latest installation here in Paris.

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Pinko, Milan

We seeing more and more of the Galactica trend coming through across a variety of brands schemes and through their products.  Rocking an ever so slightly Kubrick-esque installation is Pinko right now with the repetition of these illuminated radiating forms and plastic bubble 'helmets'.

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Pinko, Milan

Pinko seems to be a brand that we only ever come across on our travels across Europe i.e. other than back in London (although apparently they have over 500 outlets worldwide).  This is a slightly typical mid-range Italian female fashion brand but what drew us in were the suspended mesh (actually they are chicken wire) structures.  There's nothing particularly remarkable about this brand but worthy of inclusion as one of our final entries from Milan.

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Pinko, Milan

We normally fly passed this brand back in London as they don't tend to do very much with their Visual Merchandising however this store here in Milan did grab our attention.  With their neon-led scheme complete with Love Me Tender banner and out sized guitars as the main focal point on entering into the store it does appear quite interesting although perhaps the windows themselves needed a bit more Tender Loving as they do look rather less interesting by comparison?  Just our thoughts.

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