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Shop clothes display Originally Established 1994, The British Fashion Brand Allsaints Spitalfields Has Finally Made Its Way To Chicago, Settling In A One Level, 11,000 Square Feet Space With 42-Foot High Ceilings, On Michigan Avenue. Known For Their Vintage Inspired Clothing And Accessories, Their Style Rubs Off On The Store Décor. Inspiration for the Store’s Design Comes From Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Designs, Which Can Be Seen In London’s Paddington And Victoria Railway Stations. There Are 800 Sewing Machines, An Allsaints Signature Design, In The Front Windows And Throughout The Store.

The First to Install Projectors Displaying Moving Abstract Imagery and “Look Books” With Models Wearing All saint Clothes. At Night, Projectors Light The Front Wall And Exterior Of Store, Illuminating The Sewing Machines In The Windows. Numerous Ipads Located Throughout The Store, As Well As One Large “Pod” System Debuting In Chicago, Allows Customers To Explore The Online Store; Shoppers Can Search For Online-Exclusive Items And Purchase Them Free Of Shipping, Ms. Lawrence Says

Allsaints Has An Instantly Recognisable Aesthetic, Mixing Vintage Detailing With A New And Fresh Design. The Inspired Ethos Is Different To Any Other Brand; With Instantly Recognisable Hero Pieces From The Military Boot To The Graphic Tees. The Deconstructed And Distressed Look Is Perfected By The In House Design Team Where Quality Is Always The Focus Alongside The Aim To Blend Culture, Fashion And Music Into A Potent Formula Of Desirable Clothing That Expresses Individuality And Attitude. Offerings Range from Printed Tees and Jersey, Denim, Leather And Tailoring. All Saint, The Acclaimed British Fashion Brand Known For Its Unique Offering Of Sharp Edge, Directional Clothing Announce New Product And Styles As Well As A Fresh Imagery By Renowned Fashion Photographer Boo George. George, A Regular Contributor To British Vogue, I-D And Love Shot The Legendary Fashion Personality And Artist Tony Ward, Son Of Clash Guitarist Paul Simenon - Claude Simonon, Alongside Coveted Models Kate Harrison And Sophie Dickens For All Saints’ Spring / Summer Campaign.

Bringing In The New Year With A New Season - All Saints Spring / Summer Collection Offers A Variety Of Luxury Fabrics With Clean Design Details And Silhouettes. Technique This Season Is Driven By Interesting Structural Concepts and Construction. Additionally, consumers Will See Complex Garment Patterns, Large-Scale Prints and Fabric Washing Techniques to Contrasting the Brand’s Classic British Heritage and Styling.All Saint Women’s Wear Takes Inspiration from A Global Platform. Inspired By Native American Sensibility And Detailing With Bold Colour, Matt Ebony, Chalk And Metallic Sequins, The Collection Fuses Elements Of East London Taking Graphic Inspiration

Famous Pearly King Movement. In Addition The Expanded Women’s Tailoring Category Offers Fine Italian Cloths That Include High Metal Content Adding Texture And Individuality To Each Garment.

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Store design, front visual at entrance, first glance

All Saint Logo

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All Saints LabelThe brand is central on the label, but is difficult to pick out; the colour and typeface is the same as the rest of the decorative type on the label, which gives no hierarchy. The design is distressed and aged; I think it is meant to resemble some kind of military labelling. The attachment is string; attached through a metal riveted hole in the label and looped through the tag in the clothing easy to remove.

Made of thick card board with the paper design applied over the top

Labels We produce very high quality

labels that can be both economical and stylish at the same time. They can be

produced in virtually any size and finish, so you can be sure

they add real value to

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ALLSAINT COMPETITOR

British clothes brand All saints has just debuted its sixth US shop in Los Angeles, with plans for 50 subsequent shops to follow by 2015. Having premiered its first stateside store earlier this year, All Saints is setting its sights on a major US expansion. This summer, they ingrained themselves into the mind of young New York by hosting private parties on the Williamsburg waterfront during the Jelly pool parties, and the company's CEO for North America told fast company that All Saints is looking to bring "affordable luxury to the U.S. market." Think $400 leather jacket and designer denim starting at $110. Not bad.

Simply put, it’s a more exclusive price point of than that of All Saint’s high-street competitors, like H&M and Zara; but still far cheaper than the goods most high-end fashion houses are slinging. It’s kind of like J. Crew for the rock n’ roll set. Fast company notes, however, that All Saint’s niche approach could hinder reaching increasingly wide markets, as not everyone is looking for draped knitwear, slim-fitting denim, and deconstructionist dresses. But, “with sales grown almost tenfold” in the last four years (over $200 million), All Saints seems to have plenty of interested consumers. Is one step up from fast fashion, but not quite luxury line, the new hot spot as far as sartorial pricing is concerned? If All Saint’s recent successes are any indication, signs are very strongly pointing to most definitely.www.allsaint.co.uk.3/12/2013,6.00pm.

NEWS

All Saints Receives New Look ELLA ALEXANDER

ALL SAINTS is embracing a new direction for autumn/winter 2012-13, or rather - as its creative director, Wil Beedle says - "a bold and confident evolution reflecting and redefining a new generation of metropolitan cool"."We are very proud of the brand heritage and DNA and its distinctive and unique point of view," said Beedle. "But, we need to keep moving and changing. We want to grow and to continue to delight and excite -to do that we must keep evolving."For the first time ever, the high street label is launching an advertising campaign - starring a host of emerging talents, spanning art, music, dance, literature and film. Featured names include fine art painter Tomo Campbell; violinist Marques Toliver; ballerina Vita Kan, singer Sophie Dickens; poet Greta Bellamacina and film-maker Laura Gosh.

"The campaign reflects the All Saints vision because the core values of innovation, artisan craftsmanship and diversity are celebrated within it," explained Beedle. "We have assembled a metropolitan collective with disparate creative values but with one thing in common - they are unapologetic, independent, cool creative spirits."

While the brand - known for its rock 'n' roll inspired insouciant chic - is maintaining its signature quality leathers and silhouettes, Beedle hopes that its latest "upgraded, evolved, and improved" collection attracts a wider audience.

"We have broadened and refined the execution of the collection in such a way to excite new consumers, reconnect with existing fans and redefine the distinctive, attitude-driven pieces that the brand exploded on to the scene with some years ago," he explained. "The aesthetic is now updated."

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AllSaints Taps Real Folks for its 'Portraits of a Collection' SS13 Advertisings CampaignJanuary 10 3:45 PM

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Tomorrow edgy U.K. brand AllSaints will be launching its Spring/Summer 2013 ads, dubbed Portraits of a Collection. In this ongoing project more images will be released throughout the season—different creative’s and tastemakers will be featured in lieu of traditional models in the photos, shot by Roger Rich.

We're excited to debut exclusive images of Cater Underwood (left), who is a 23-year-old London-based, Ukrainian photographer and DJ, and Chloe Bello (below), an L.A.-based Argentinean model and actress. Other individuals on deck include photographer and co-founder of the New York Fashion Film Festival, Bon Duke; French-born Olympic swimmer and Ford model, Casey Legler; and NYC musician Matthew Hitt of The Drowners.

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AllSaints Autumn Trend: LeatherPosted on August 29, 2012 by Rosie Savage

 When you fancy treating yourself to something of the leather variety or urgently need a leather staple for your wardrobe, beeline straight for

AllSaints. Undeniably the number one destination for the works-with-anything luxury fabric, the high street brand will leave you spoilt for choice; especially with its latest autumn 2012 offering too.

WOMENThe Blake biker jacket is really the only winter coat you’ll need this year. Fully lined and boasting signature AllSaints fastenings, the longer length biker mixes elegance with edge.The bicker jacket is a signature garment in the AllSaints Autumn 2012 look book. Perfect for layering, it’s the ideal addition to any outfit. It’s made up of oil-soaked lamb nappa which gives it a soft look and finish, creating comfort as well as s

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Signature Garment 2014

AllSaints Hops the PondSeptember 12, 2013 3:47pm

Since launching in 1994, London-based label AllSaints has built a sturdy reputation around its luxe-but-tough-edged leather jackets. However, under the creative direction of Wil Beedle—who has been with the brand just over a year—it offers some pretty spiffy ready-to-wear, too. This season, AllSaints took its show on the road and for the first time revealed its new collection via an installation during New York fashion week. “The collection felt ready,” said Beedle when asked why he chose Spring ’14 for his NYFW debut. “We felt like it was time to show it in line with the fashion calendar, and share [ourclothes] with a global community,” he added. Indeed, Beedle had lots to present to the international press and buyers who came to visit AllSaints’ largely black-clad mannequins, which were lined up inside a sprawling abandoned garment factory on Mercer Street.

As part of the brand’s ongoing digital push, the multifaceted, two-day event included

everything from a film shoot (a promo for the label’s new focus on footwear) to a live illustrator—whose floral drawings will later be printed on limited-edition T-shirts—to photo shoots, which took place on the warehouse roof. Much of this was live-streamed to the All Saints Web site. And while the spectacle made for interesting Online viewing, it was a little complex for those of us who were there—in real life—to see the clothes.

Speaking of the clothes, they were great. A paper-thin knee-length bonded-leather vest—worn with an easy gray tank and a black-and-white floral-print skirt—was a clear standout, while a pair of chiffon basketball shorts, shown with a crisp white blouse and the house’s signature black bomber, seemed an upmarket take on the street wear styles we’ve been seeing of late. Playing with the concept of transparency, Beedle layered a hand-beaded silver vest over a white oxford, turned out a shirtdress in sheer black lace, and covered a saucy nude frock with a translucent chiffon en noir. The silhouettes combined soft draping (like relaxed silk trousers that tapered at the ankle) with razor-sharp lines (coats were clean and oversize) for an effect that felt hypermodern—and wearable.

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All Saints Ready to Wear Spring and summer 2014 – Fashion WeekPosted on 12 September, 2013 by RaindropsofSapphire

All Saints is one of my favourite brands! I have loved it for years and they always come out with classics, but reinvented. I love the tailored, yet grungy vibe they often have within their pieces and how unique everything tends to look. All Saint always do amazing clothing for both men and women and I’m a huge fan of their cardigans!For their Ready to wear spring 2014 presentation during New York Fashion they shared with us some of their amazing new collection. Structured blazers, tailored shorts, comfortable t-shirts and knitwear, sequins, leather and more! All Saints are always known for having gorgeous statement making shoes as well and this up and coming collection definitely features those! I’m also in love with the boyfriend cocoon coats and the pretty dresses, featured with lace. What do you think about the All Saints collection?

During New York Fashion Week AllSaints presented its new spring-summer 2014 collection of women's urban wear essentials. Label's creative director Will Beedle balanced construction and fluidity as he offers urban daywear tomboy looks. Here you will find elongated white shirts, clean white leather shorts, sleeveless bonded leather mackintosh coats, colour-blocked draped silk dresses, silk baggy shorts, leather biker jackets. We see here lots of leather, black chiffons, lace pieces that are reworked and come in great silhouettes.

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AllSaints SPRING/SUMMER 2014 READY-TO-WEAR

During New York Fashion Week AllSaints presented its new spring-summer 2014 collection of women's urban wear essentials. Label's creative director Will Beedle balanced construction and fluidity as he offers urban daywear tomboy looks. Here you will find elongated white shirts, clean white leather shorts, sleeveless bonded leather mackintosh coats, colour-blocked draped silk dresses, silk baggy shorts, leather biker jackets. We see here lots of leather, black chiffons, lace pieces that are reworked and come in great silhouettes.

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Fashion: Setting the trends for the high street in 2014

Start homing in on the designers’ themes for next spring. Lisa Haynes rounds up London Fashion Week.

The Beckhams partied together in matching black tuxes, Cate Blanchett provided the Hollywood glamour and One Direction’s Harry Styles proved himself to be a front row regular.

London Fashion Week has well and truly found its (designer-clad) feet on the global style map. As well as being a celebrity stomping ground, the five-day event is a stylish peek ahead into the emerging trends for next year’s spring and summer season.

With designers showcasing similar concepts, it’s highly likely these catwalk looks will be making their way onto a high street near you next spring.

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MATTHEW WILLIAMSON READY TO WEAR SPRING SUMMER 2014 LONDONMatthew Williamson has always been a London Fashion Week favourite. Known as a master

colourist, his palette this season is vibrant but merely satisfactory for his usual high standards.

As an acknowledged master colourist, Matthew Williamson set his colour popping collection in the super slick museum space, the Saatchi Gallery. He has frequently been a LFW favourite and for this SS14, he refers to the 70s saturated tangerine tones, crayon-drawn flower and floating fabrics. The collection compares bohemian with business: from the petrol-spilt blue aviators to the thin, ankle-length trousers in shimmering satins.

Influences from African prints and tie-dye are modernised with slouchy silhouettes and bands of rich coloured satin.  The tie-dye technique, appearing more like splash of pale yellow, powder paint, is undeniably intricate with its handcrafted, daisy-sized petals. Embellished garden dresses in summery shades make for the perfect daytime attire. For evening ensembles however, a pale yellow chiffon dress with a slick of grey forming a halter neck or a black organza dress with white embroidered flowers cascading down the front: an assortment of attire is available.

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Christopher Kane's Green ThumbBy Toby Milstein

The designer's Spring/Summer 2014 collection was in full bloom.

On Monday, Scottish designer Christopher Kane debuted his Spring/Summer collection with a microscopic view into one of the season’s most popular motifs -- florals. For most designers, reinventing the average flower pattern would pose a challenge. But young Kane, referred to by Vogue as the “Willy Wonka” of fashion, was able to infuse life and innovation into this collection, making the concept of "florals for spring" feel fresh and new.

Between the casual and cool sweatshirts emblazoned with words such as “PETAL” and “FLOWER” and a fashionable diagram of a flower cross-section, Kane created a seriously chic throwback to high school biology class. 

Backstage. Kane told The Telegraph: "I was thinking about how flowers are taken for granted -- and how the reproductive organs, the female anatomy, are so similar to a dissected flower."Between his soft colour palette, moss-inspired sweatshirts, and crafty accessories -- including gilded brooches and iridescent pumps -- Kane's aesthetic is certainly a fresh take on spring.  WWW.thedailybeast.com.(4/12/2013,9.00pm)

LONDON FASHION WEEK SPRING SUMMER 2014

SIMONE ROCHA SS14 MEADHAM KIRCHOFF SS14 ERDEM SS14

MULBERRY READY TO WEAR SPRING SUMMER 2014 LONDON

Mulberry's London Fashion Week Spring/ summer 2014 show was gorgeous yet a tad bittersweet as models walked Emma Hill's last line for the brand. But, let's keep our chins up - Hill will go on to spectacular pastures new and she leaves us for now with this collection. Here's what you need to know... The palette went from soft to punchy - nudes, clean whites and daisy prints gave way for fiery orange and quirky pattern. The Mulberry silhouette of next season is all about lightness, drape and volume - think culottes and pyjama suits. Silver jacquard is your new obsession.

Featuring clean lines that references typically British fashion, prints and silhouettes recalling the sixties are showcased at the center of the aesthetics of this collection, while classy colors like white, black and red, and some earthy tones created the atmosphere of a Spanish flamenco evening on the runway. Each outfit maintains an aftertaste deliberately sporty, contrasting with decorative choices flowering, never mawkish.

Topshop Unique SPRING/SUMMER 2014 READY-TO-WEAR

Woe betides the woman who plans to wear a bra this spring. Topshop Unique wasn't the first show this season to assert that the back is the erogenous zone du jour, but the theme was drilled home with particular emphasis here. The Topshop runway featured acres of naked back, with particular repetition of nineties-ish spaghetti-strap sundress that dove low, low, low down the spine. Elsewhere, the nineties theme played out in a few other ways, such as the big low-slung jeans with a raw look and a gigantic cuff, and the prevalent suede and gaudy print, both of which evoked the seventies as they were reinterpreted two decades later. Fashion is a hall of mirrors, indeed. Beyond that, it was difficult to detect coherence in this collection: some mirror embellishment, a little raw-edged take on the classic Chanel bouclé suit with slouchy shorts, a soupcon of the crafty, courtesy of batik prints and hand-knits. That's an incomplete summary of the ideas thrown into the mix, but you get the gist. Eclectic may have been the point, but it didn't add up to a strong statement. In the end, what stuck with you was the image of Jordan Dunn in a long blue bias-cut slip dress as she walked away, revealing the world's most perfectly engineered, and enviably braless back. It's going to be a long summer, girls with tits.

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