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Wallis Oxford Street has caught the wild nature windows trend with a flurry of butterfly's suspended around models in their latest range with British flag summer colours. The layering of the butterfly's throughout the display space adds to the three dimensional effect of the windows. These windows achieve a look that is both pretty and fresh.
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[ Elephant Parade Pop Up Shop |
The Elephant Parade is a project by 'Elephant family' to raise funds and awareness to create a brighter future for the endangered Asian elephant.
A massive herd of 250 brightly coloured painted elephants have can be found around London's West End with pop-up Elephant Parade stores that include Carnaby Street and Regent Street. Congratulations to “Elephant family' who have raised millions of pounds for the charity already. |
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Liberties in Regent Street teamed up with Nicholas Kirkwood to design this window display with a spectacular whirlwind of decorative fabric.
The design here has been commercially printed on both sideds and twisted in a very sculptural way to lead the eye to the Kirkwood shoes. The focus of the window highlights the wild and glamorous shoes by this German designer who aspires to reach shoe designer success to equal Louboutin. |
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| Kirkwood Liberties Window Jun 2010 | ||
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Wallis Oxford Street has caught the wild nature windows trend with a flurry of butterfly's suspended around models in their latest range with British flag summer colours. The layering of the butterfly's throughout the display space adds to the three dimensional effect of the windows. These windows achieve a look that is both pretty and fresh. |
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| Wallis Butterfly Window June 2010 | ||
