Liberty, London

The new opulence is rocking Liberty right now.  We have noticed that this brand have such a great archive of their windows on-line which is a real gem of a find.  However, the information isn't always right up to date (unlike Selfridges) so we don't have the full information on this scheme.  A bit of disco fringing is always fun though of course.

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Bershka, London

We've developed a strange fascination with this brand as while they are a global fash-middle-of-the-road retailer they are doing some really interesting things.  Here we have a collaboration between Studio Lile Sadi and Studio Siebring & Zoetmulder who have 'combined their aesthetic to create a delicate universe with a minimalist touch'.  You can find out more about their projects at www.dailygems.nl

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Topman, London

This is quite an impressive visual overlooking Oxford Street at Topman right now.  It is perhaps a little Hollister-esque for us and we were slightly hoping that someone who was clearly 'Beach Body Ready' (and whatever that actually means) would swim across in mock synchronized formation as we stopped and stared,  now that would have raised a smile and provided us with an unexpected surprise.  Even just a little interaction would have ticked a box, but oh no.  As there is no humour anywhere on the high street right now and no clever use of product we instead find ourselves looking at a moving pool.  Well that's 3 seconds we will never get back.  That aside, this really does glow at night time and drew us in so it is clearly doing its job.  Interestingly also there is really good information about the product inside this windows' space which informs the customer about the product/collection and is actually incredibly helpful.

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Selfridges, London

Have you seen the staggeringly amazing windows at Selfridges happening right now?  If not then here's a snapshot for you and how we love this aesthetic.  Fortunately this is one brand that talks about their windows and thankfully so, just check out their website.  Their 'Strength' campaign is a 'distillation of the new season' and 'in a world overloaded with information and influences [they] begin to find the essence of luxury in not more, but a potent less'.  This scheme is certainly in our top favourites for 2015.

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Smythson, London

This brand appear to have developed a certain house style with the use of these angular structures used for there window schemes.  This week, triangulated forms on top of which is placed the product.  The windows are possibly not quite right for this product as they are rather more Arcade-like than high street style and quite large for such small products.  Maybe time to rethink the use of the space?

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Longchamp, London

We have seen this scheme at Longchamp on our travels and captured it in various cities that we've visited recently and each time it remains at the back of the folder as we really don't know what to say about it other than that they have used concertinaed mirror to support this scheme.  Anyone else have any other ideas?

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De Beers, London

If you were looking for a scheme that shouts Summer and holidays then look no further.  We've always thought that this was quite a conservative brand from the outside looking in although of course their jewellery collections are quite staggering.  This is a great fun scheme and a tentative but welcomed step forward for this brand which gives us something to talk about and share with you all.  We are hoping that we will have more and more schemes to share with you from this brand.

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Chopard, London

We have never included this brand until now although this is possibly because they don't usually do very much. OK, ok, well everyone is in Sale so we are slightly struggling to find interesting things to show you, and we were rather drawn into this one, firstly because of the Ramadan references here (which we have never noticed here in London until now), but also the celebration and anniversary of the Palm D'or. the highest award given to films at the Cannes Film Festival.  Also, just in case you don't know, this brand dates back to 1860 and is a Swiss brand which was begun by Louis-Ulysee Chopard.

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Alexander McQueen, London

There is always something rather ghostly about the windows at McQueen, possibly its the way that the mannequins faces are illuminated from below which give them a kind of Blair Witch Project vibe?  Right now we have mannequins placed in a grassy meadow complete with poppies and, well other meadowy flowers.  Don't let this scheme give you the heebie jeebies however, it looks stunning in the 'flesh' so worth a look on your way to Fortnums.

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Fendi, London

Rocking the Post-it look, Fendi looks rather cool right now.  Of course, we have seen this kind of thing before although it does look great and even better to view a little bit of time consuming creativity involved in an installation.  We're wondering if, during the current heat here in London if some of these are falling off and actually part of the installation?  We hope so as this would make it just that little more interesting, don't you think?

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Fortnum & Mason, London

If you feel the need, like us, to view a scheme which absolutely surmises the vibe on the street right now here in London then here it is.  Fortnum and Mason, as always, have tapped into the wider key trends and presented a rather tropical scheme for us.  The details as always are so beautifully thought through which keep the passers-by glued to their windows trying to spot all of the components and merchandise.  There's no quick flash of a graphic here, instead a carefully detail narrative which keeps us coming back to explore more.  If the smudges on the windows are anything to go by (which we normally experience at Tiffany from the drooling crowds) then this scheme is doing its job and as always from this store, so damned well too.

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Stella McCartney, London

This was a nice surprise to find along Bruton Street,  We've not been kind about the schemes here in the past but, hands up this scheme makes a strong statement with its repetition of these wooden illuminated boxes.  Unfortunately there isn't much else to say about it although it certainly is one of their better ones.

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Roy Rogers, Milan

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Created for Milan Fashion week, Arte Vetrina Project have yet again unleashed their magic to create this scheme for Roy Rogers in Milan.  This scheme highlights the the skill and craftsmanship involved in creating their merchandise and additionally the opportunity to customise your selected clothing.  Customization is absolutely of the moment so great to see schemes around the world so bang on trend.

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