Prada, London

Continuing with what appears to us to be Prada's references to interiors and architecture their latest scheme contains faux perspective views created from these beautiful wooden panels with its horizontal grain. As usual this brand looks fantastic and interesting.  Glimpses of the scenery behind of landscapes in monochromatic tones forms the focal point beyond the product.  Great to see at least one luxury brand not looking vulgar.

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Selfridges, London

There has been an enormous amount of press around this scheme and all for the right reasons too.  This installation along these staggeringly large windows on Oxford Street celebrates the Bright Old things and the retirement renaissance, so essentially people who have retired but refuse to go away quietly; fantastic stuff.  There is a truly remarkable and inspiring story here so do check out Selfridges website as there is a heap of information about their latest scheme.  Thankfully this is one brand getting everything oh so damned right.

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Patek Philippe, London

This is a brand which don't normally seem to do very much which is why we rarely go to view them, however we were rather struck by this installation of exquisitely made props based on narratives from historical text.  From the 1851 Worlds Fair, the 1932 A Stern Family Affair to the 1851 Journey to St. Petersburg these windows look absolutely incredible.  We know the product is of course Uber premium but now they finally have the windows to match.  If you do have the opportunity to see these then do swing by as the level of detail here is quite phenomenal.

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Fendi, London

We do love a bit of humour in windows which seems to be so lacking in most brands schemes, but then that's globalisation for you we guess.  Parachuting their products to you right now is the Frndi installation along Bond street.  This is such a difficult store to capture as there is pillar right in front of their windows but we hope you can appreciate the scheme nonetheless.

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Joseph, London

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Joesph have just launched their SS15 windows at their Fulham Road store inspired by the gorgeous new Valentino pre-collection and in conjunction with the french artist Joy de Rohan Chabot.  This moss filled window is quite a spectacle to view with beautifully placed butterflies inside and on the exterior of their building; this is something that we just don't see often enough here in London.  If you want to view more of Chabot's work do have a look at her installation here of her amazingly hand painted Butterflies at Chateau D'Haroue too.  Stunning.  http://www.joyderohanchabot.com/expositions  

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Moschino, London

Oh yes they did.  This is a difficult scheme to describe beyond a mannequin reclining on an out sized can of drink.  So there you go, a mannequin reclining on an out sized can of drink at Moschino.  Great prop though.

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Cos, London

We have really warmed to this brand and their installations, particularly at Sale time as they are always so thoughtful.  With their out sized egg timers in a repetition format this is a great way to communicate the (thankfully) relatively short time of the Sale season.  We will continue to keep a distant eye on this brand to see what they do throughout 2015 and we hope that there will be some  real corkers.

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Luis Vuitton, London

We are not entirely sure what to make of this scheme at LV although if you have the opportunity to take a closer look you can really appreciate the superb quality of the product however.  With their shiny Gold, Matt Grey and Matt Black pallets (the kind of things that would carry stacks of products and made easy to move by forklift trucks) with the obligatory LV logo are finished to perfection of course.  We do love the Lame backdrop however and overall, only this brand could really get away with such an ostentatiously povertous scheme, surely?

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Diptyque, London

We cant imagine anyone not loving the product at this brand.  We are enormous fans of their stuff and purchase the odd bit (well it is rather pricey although worth every penny) now and again.  Anyway, this month we have mesh wall pasted paper fragments in pastel tones with cans dripping with paint surrounding their delicious products.  So effortlessly painfully cool its making us drool. 

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Mulberry, London

We haven't included this brand for a while and we love their latest offering of London signage, landmarks and signifiers of the city and beyond.  Unfortunately as with so many brands they have little by way of explanation of their schemes on their websites so we can only guess what this is about even if it is great to see.  Great 'Aloof' mannequins by Bonaveri of course.

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Fenwick, London

Stunning colours are the highlight of this Blue and White polka dot installation at Fenwick right now.  Their 'Here I Am....' scheme looks incredibly bright, fun, filled with life and is leading us very nicely into SS 2015.  With their use of Symmetry, Asymmetry and the prolific pyramidal format this scheme is certainly the most fun on the high street right now.

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Tiffany, London

Thankfully schemes are coming at us fast and furious at the moment and the dreaded Sale period is becoming a distant memory, well of sorts anyway.  Launching this week we have the fantastic installation at Tiffany.  How incredibly beautiful are these props?  Stunningly produced and immaculate this scheme is definitely a winner for us.

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Paul Smith, London

We always drool when we walk passed this store on Albemarle street, although not because of the fashion but for its fascinating furniture and curiosities.  We were not quite sure what the structures above are but they were spinning furiously even at night time.

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