Stella McCartney, London

We haven't always been very charitable about this brand's schemes but recently they are really sharp and great quality.  Their current Fur Free installation, besides being a worthy cause, does exactly what its meant to do; it communicates loud and clear that fur is wrong and with modern technology-led fabrics it is also quite unnecessary to wear it.  Check out our video as what you cant see in a still image is that the word 'Free' glows and flickers drawing in the passers-by.  If you cant see the video here, just click on the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHwSeI2REAM

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Warehouse, London

We're really big fans of this brand and their incredibly well thought through narratives behind what they do.  Their latest scheme is a collaboration between themselves and B.A.(Hons) Fashion Visual Merchandising students at London College of Fashion.  After weeks of working with the students the Visual team selected Emma Fearn and her scheme inspired by the Giants Causeway as the winner and implemented this scheme recently.  Check out their website link here to see the full story.  http://www.warehouse.co.uk/blog/2015/work/14424-london-college-fashion-emma-fearn

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Aishti, Middle East

Images Courtesy and Copyright Arte Vetrina Project

In celebration of the opening of the Aishti Foundation building as the new destination of Art, Food and Fashion, the latest campaign for this brand directed by Sagmeister and Walsh has been inspired by the Sea.  The models used for the campaign were photographed inside fish tanks and rooms filled with Ocean water.  The team at Arte Vetrina Project have used this as the starting point of this campaign to implement the latest window installation at the Aishti stores as seen here.

Miss. Selfridge, London

This is a rather belated inclusion which we havent had the opportunity to include until now, although what a great one from this brand.  In conjunction with Genesis Mannequins and their launch of their latest collection Tesselation, this brand is looking rather grown up and serious.  A welcomed new look indeed.  Check out our short video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkQ4EPeC0J8

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Cadenzza, Innsbruck, Austria

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In celebration of the Oktoberfest in Munich due to happen soon, Cadenzza have just launched their latest incredible scheme at their Innsbruck store.  If you are not sure what the Oktoberfest is then essentially its the worlds largest Beer festival and travelling fun fair.  The guys here have implemented a fantastic traditional merry-go-round referencing this incredible event.  If you happen to be in Innsbruck do go and take a look and maybe see if you can find any additional schemes marking this event, perhaps let us know?

Cos, London

This is a very simple scheme from this brand and the kind of 'scando' look we often see here.  Launching their AW15 magazine the simplicity of this installation highlights rather more clearly how important this publication is to them (they have actually updated this scheme now however, naturally keeping us on our toes)  We love the theatre and narratives behind window schemes ourselves but do appreciate the thinking behind theirs.  Our very short video we hope captures this a little: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wY4QTYdnzAc

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Oasis, London

With their Up My Street scene Oasis as always do such an incredible job with their Visual Merchandising.  The backdrop, a great street perspective, the kind of thing that reminds us of a stage set we once saw at La Scala in Milan.  OK, well not as enormous as La Scala but communicated perfectly well in the windows here just a stones throw away from Oxford Street.  Another little winning scheme from this brand.  Check out our video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUwLshBS-WQ

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Louis Vuitton, Series 3 Exhibition, London

We've been to peruse the latest Luxury Brand Exhibition today, Louis Vuitton, Series 3.  Do try and go if you can at the venue along the Strand as it really is worth the experience and time to explore this phenomenal brand.  If you aren't in London (but wish you were) then you can view our short videos of the experience throughout the exhibition space.

John Varvatos, London

We are clearly well and truly into AW15 and here at John Varvatos we have one hell of an Autumnal scheme.  Branches and street scene communicate the flavour of the season perfectly well.  Superb merchandise as always although, those Black trousers are rather cheekily snug...;o)  Check out our video to see what we mean.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmpLUG019h4

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Lacoste, London

The theme at Lacoste right now highlights the Vintage Sporting Spirit with their latest Back to Block collection here along Regent street.  This is possibly not the most exciting thing happening right now although of course we do try and include everyone that does something interesting and of course its worth perusing what these guys are doing too.  Perhaps a little more theatre in here would make us go back again and again.  Check out our video too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RylkQBGTWM

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Ted Baker, London

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Proving that not all high street mid-range retailers need to look the same, Ted Baker have launched their incredible 'Curiosities' scheme here in the centre of it all.  The shoot for the scheme took place with the historic Natural History Museum where the models were portrayed as collected items with the windows here containing the 'fine specimens' with a range of creatures such as flamingos, lobsters and bugs, some of which have the Ted Baker signature print.  Grassy and moss filled plinths elevate the product and catch the passers-by attention in this superbly dynamic scheme.  If you happen to be in town, do go and check them out.

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Banana Republic, London

As a speciality wear provider, Banana recently has been looking so good.  With their Grey back drop, bicycle graphics in a repetition format, bicycle prop and of course their 'What moves you' strap line, the simplicity of their schemes appears to be their strength and gives clear differentiation from the other other retailers along the main drag of Regent street.  We often wonder, that, if we removed the the logos from the outside of some of the stores on the high street whether we would ever know the difference between some of these mid range retailers; these kinds of schemes besides being great to view do help to give that differentiation and of course are most welcome.  

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Liberty, London

With their incredible interpretation of the National Theatre's play 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time', doesn't Liberty look absolutely incredible?  The play itself which is based both in Swindon and London is about a 15 year old amateur detective called Christopher John Francis Boone who is also a Mathematics genius.  The main thread of the plays' narrative is the mystery surrounding the death of a neighbours dog found speared by a garden fork.  We wont give the ending away but if you cant go and see the play then at least go and appreciate the spectacular interpretation at Liberty or just view our quick video here.    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJDWUjFf-SA

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