Hugo Boss, London

Right opposite Sloane Street tube station is the fantastic Hugo Boss and their enormous window installation of giant foliage and what appears to be a loose sand based flooring.  The whole scheme is punctuated by their abstract mannequins in a pearl Grey finish.

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Phase 8, London

Images Courtesy and Copyright Natasha Burton

Just in case you haven't had enough of Britain in Bloom here's a few more installations for you to drool over.  We've only recently realised that we have never included this brand before so it was a treat to receive some images.  Fingers crossed this brand will continue and build upon their visual merchandising offer and we can include them more often.....just watch this space....

Moyses Stevens, London

We've never included this brand previously although we were drawn to the activity going on here during their installation. Florists since 1876, this incredibly delicious store certainly looks the most detailed of all the stores in bloom right now.  Covered mannequins and huge cascades of the most wonderful flora completely burst into and outside of this tiny space.  Is there a prize for the best store?

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Rag & Bone, London

Just around the corner from Kate Spade and also in Bloom as part of the season is the Rag and Bone store in prime position opposite Tiffany (incidentally you can view the Tiffany scheme on our sister site www.flexiblefashioncollective.com )  Both the Union and American flag have been installed in their window schemes with a floral arch at the entrance.  All looking really great around this part of town right now.

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Kate Spade, London

Palm trees growing out of Kate Spade?  Only in London.  Check out the enormous tropical plant surrounding their side window also at this store complete with giant Tucan.  Absolutely incredible.  Our photographs don't do this scheme justice so if you happen to be near Sloane street station just check out this store behind Peter Jones; incredible.

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L. K. Bennett, London

It must be that time of year again for the Chelsea Flower show as the key places around the Kings Road here in London where we have focused our camera this week is all in bloom and wow there are some amazing schemes here.  At L.K.Bennett large paint tubes with gorgeous flowers oozing from them with one apparently squeezed so hard it spills onto the street with a huge floral splash.  We don't see retailers working outside of their windows onto the high street very often so this is a treat indeed.  Just go and have a look at it all as it really is a fantastic spectacle.  We will be showing you some of the best ones here anyway in the meantime this week.

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Harrods, Pradasphere, London

Have you been to see Pardasphere at Harrods yet?  If not then you really are missing a corker of an experience.  We had our own special tour of this amazing exhibition from one of the guys here who was extremely knowledgeable about the brand and its history and eloquently contextualised each key element.  Historical products, the likes of wish you may never see again in the most exotic materials; lizard, python, ivory, tortoise shell and even Elephant skin, yep..!  The product of course is of a time so the use of materials now historical yet understandable but the details are staggering.  A visual feast tracing each delicious collection awaits you so if you haven't been then get yourself over to Knightsbridge and take a look.  Its too hot in the office to work anyway so go on, treat yourself and feel cleansed with new and exciting knowledge about this phenomenal brand.  We only wish that there was information that we could have taken away with us but then we guess its all part of the emphemeral nature of these events.

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Shanghai Tang, London

As we've seen across so many brands over the passed few weeks, the 'Tropical' theme appears to be one of the key trends happening right now from luxury all the way down to the mid rangers and possibly beyond.  Here at Shanghai Tang beautifully cut paper foliage is bursting out of this gorgeous window scheme at their store along Sloane street.

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Dior, London

Dior is sporting large out sized flowers at the moment in a repetition format.  This is not quite our preference but then these kind of luxury brands seem to get away with a certain amount of 'vulgarity' which others appear to follow.  Anyway, here's their latest scheme in all its glory.

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Bonaveri Launch new Aloof Mannequin, London

Were you at the incredible Bonaveri launch last night?  If you weren't invited then here's a little snapshot for you.  The whole event was presented in one of the coolest places in West London; dinner, drinks and London's finest and most glittering fashion crowd socialised and partied all evening surrounded by the latest collection produced in collaboration with the guys at Chameleon Design (who incidentally designed these gorgeous invitations and catalogue).  Here's some images to drool over and we don't mind gushing a little and saying that this really was one of the coolest places to be last night.  If you are reading this then you missed it or you are reading this through your hang over some time today.

Annarita N, Milan

Images Courtesy and Copyright Arte Vetrina Project

If you happen to be in Milan then you should check out the windows at Annarita N.  Produced by those clever guys at Arte Vetrina Project for Milan Fashion week this installation uses vintage illuminated out sized letter forms spelling out the brand name in the most delicious colours.  We can guarantee this scheme really looks spectacular particularly at nighttime.

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Harvey Nichols, London

We recently showed you the front windows from this store but as usual even the side windows (in this case along Sloane Street) also look rather incredible.  With the repetition of their product and gravity defying mannequins creating these amazing patterns we couldn't help but resist including them.

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Fendi, London

Hopefully you saw the incredible new Fendi store along Bond street which we showed last week, but, as you can see here, the store along Sloane street has quite a different scheme and what fun..!  With their metallic Balloons in a repetition format in one window and and an out sized one the other it really is quite unbelievable that a scheme so simple could be so clever, simple and of course beautifully produced.

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