Longchamp Regent Street pic Harpers Bazaar |
LONGCHAMP celebrates London flagship store. Having gazed longingly at the boarded-up shop façade on Regent Street, the moment has indeed at last arrived! The long awaited launch of Longchamp’s biggest European flagship store in Regent Street – which finally opened its doors to the public on 16 September 2013 after a London Fashion Week party on 14 September attended by the fashion glitter-rati including Kate Moss, Pixie Geldoff, Alexa Chung and model Georgia May Jagger, as well as the brand’s current campaign model, Coco Rocha.
In a boost to London and the UK, Jean Cassegrain, chief executive, said that London is a 'key city' for Longchamp and offered access to UK and global shoppers. The flagship Regent Street store, is the French luxury company's third in London, complementing sites at Westfield London and New Bond Street.
Longchamp Regent Street pic Harpers Bazaar |
The family owned luxury company attributes it's success to this factor of ownership has no plans to sell to rivals or float on the stock market. Growing quicker in Asia than Europe, the company invest across the continent. "You can't really afford to leave any market out, Cassegrain said, "In today's world you really have to be global. The ones who aren't organising themselves to be global have no future at all."
Thanks to those fabolous peeps at Harpers Bazzar we were given a little sneak preview last week. The flagship store covers 500 square metres, including their world-famous bags – the Legende, the Gatsby, the Balzane, the Roseau - as well as the Kate Moss-designed Gloucester collection.
Longchamp Regent Street pic Harpers Bazaar |
“The mood throughout is light, elegant and relaxed with clean lines,” explains a press release. “Natural materials such as stone, marble, glass, wood and leather recall Longchamp’s heritage of craftsmanship.”
Fabulous time to go shopping!
Location:
229 Regent Street
London, W1
http://www.longchamp.com
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