Shops: Matches
Matches is a boutique chain of eleven stores based across, North and South West London. Regularly used by celebrities and the fashion forward, Matches has become the one stop shop for well chosen designer pieces. Most of the stores carry a range of carefully selected designers however MaxMara and Diane von Fustenberg are featured however, the stores also have space allocated to emerging and new designers.
Every season they edit the international collections right down to the most sought after key pieces and are a really good indicator of chic. It is very hard to ‘go wrong’ in Matches and they even have different ‘atmospheres’ in each shop, to enable clients to furthur individually identify with the brand.
Regularly referenced in the media, Matches is fast moving from a small chain of boutiques to a wider market with the introduction of their online shopping service. Global domination awaits.
[...] Today Claire Goldmith, the great grand-daughter of originator Phillip Oliver, heads the company having ‘felt the time was right to bring back the individual style and quality that epitomised this iconic brand’. Having re-launched in 2005, the brand has successful regained it’s status as THE brand for the stylish customer. Notably, they provide a bespoke sunglasses service fitting frames to faces for the perfect fit, this is currently available exclusively through London boutique Matches. [...]
Designer: Oliver Goldsmith « said this on July 7, 2008 at 7:58 pm |
[...] Today Claire Goldmith, the great grand-daughter of originator Phillip Oliver, heads the company having ‘felt the time was right to bring back the individual style and quality that epitomised this iconic brand’. Having re-launched in 2005, the brand has successful regained it’s status as THE brand for the stylish customer. Notably, they provide a bespoke sunglasses service fitting frames to faces for the perfect fit, this is currently available exclusively through London boutique Matches. [...]
Designer: Oliver Goldsmith | Chameleon Fridays said this on September 20, 2008 at 8:12 am |