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Europe’s largest luxury watch house opens in Promenaden, Oslo’s Fashion District

Retail Focus

Norwegian family-owned watchmaker Urmaker Bjerke has opened Europe’s largest luxury watch house at Eger quarter in Promenaden, Oslo’s Fashion District. The store forms a key part of Promenaden Management’s extensive revamp of Oslo’s Eger shopping gallery, which was originally built in the 1850s. Bjerke House, set over 2,965 sq.

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SANAA brings alaïa’s sculptural fashion identity to rue du faubourg saint-honoré flagship

Design Boom

drawing from alaas signature 'second skin' designs, the interior echoes the forms of the brands silhouettes. The post SANAA brings alaas sculptural fashion identity to rue du faubourg saint-honor flagship appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

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Natural materials create "a sense of refuge" in Kyiv boutique Friends of Fashion

Dezeen

A curved bench and sinuous display rails meander through the interconnected spaces of this fashion store in Kyiv , Ukraine, which interior designer Katerina Kovalenko has conceived as a calming sanctuary for shoppers. The post Natural materials create "a sense of refuge" in Kyiv boutique Friends of Fashion appeared first on Dezeen.

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Meet Nagnata, the fashion brand famous for making activewear out of wool

Inside Retail

Nagnata is a premium Australian fashion and lifestyle brand designed for modern movement, including pilates, yoga and dance and studio-to-street style. Laura May Gibbs: Nagnata was founded with the vision to contribute to a more sustainable business model within the fashion industry. How have you overcome these challenges?

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First Nations fashion design can be a powerful method of healing

Inside Retail

Around the world, fashion researchers, designers and artists are exploring the links between clothing, adornment and wellbeing. In Australia, there is a rise of designers and artists creating and fashioning painful Protectionist-era clothing on the runway and in the galleries. Often, garments were forms of payment and punishment.

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Capri, Tapestry set for mega fashion merger

Inside Retail

Coach’s parent company, Tapestry, is nearing a deal to acquire luxury fashion giant Capri Holdings, marking one of the biggest fashion tie-ups this year, according to the Wall Street Journal. Kate Spade was also in a similar position when Tapestry acquired it and is now emerging in positive form from a successful reinvention.

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Heart Made: new label weaves Thai design into Australian fashion

Inside Retail

Hailing from Bangkok, Khong Ngamthin is the founder and designer of fashion label Heart Made, which offers products that combine old-fashioned techniques and contemporary design. I had always been drawn to the art of fashion – the colours, textures, patterns, shapes and boundless space to push boundaries. Experience matters.

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