Showing posts with label amp; Other Stories London. Show all posts
Showing posts with label amp; Other Stories London. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 April 2013

& Other Stories Wish List

& Other Stories, Clutch Bags

& Other Stories, Strappy Shoes& Other Stories, Lips& Other Stories, Lips& Other Stories, Sunglasses

At this stage in time, I feel like I am the only person not to have visited the new Regent Street & Other Stories store. Every time I open a fashion magazine, browse a fashion blog or stop and ask someone where they got their shoes/skirt/bag, & Other Stories is always the main talking point.


I am a HUGE fan of Cos and so this is particularly maddening that I haven’t been queueing up on the doorstop of its Scandi sister store. In my defence I’ve been on a self imposed shopping ban as apparently a house deposit is more important than & Other Stories, Cos, Whistles, My Wardrobe, Topshop and other close friends of mine. I shall no longer neglect these aesthetic and stylish friends in future and am back on the wagon.


This weekend is the moment where I say goodbye to my sensible rules and splurge at the Nordic brand. In anticipation of this shopping trip, I have pulled together a wish list of items (above) and will also be keeping my fingers crossed for a spring or summer this year.

Wednesday, 23 January 2013

& Other Stories to Launch London Store

& Other Stories to Open Store in London


In the past we’ve only been able to gorge over online images and compliment our Scandi counterparts on the beauty of their minimalist outfits. Now we can experience & Other Stories ourselves with the launch of a flagship store on London’s Regents Street.


The store is part of the latest brand rollout by the Nordic powerhouse, H&M. & Other Stories is hugely well-received internationally and H&M are obviously investing heavily in to the brand as they are launching stores simultaneously in all of Europe’s left-field fashion capitals incorporating Barcelona, Berlin, Copenhagen, Milan, Paris, and naturally the Queen of minimalist utilitarianism, Stockholm.


& Other Stories is due to open in spring and being an avid supporter of Cos, I can’t wait to see what its younger sister has to offer.