Monday, May 27, 2013

Nicholas Kirkwood Second U.S. Store



New York world-renowned Meatpacking district located in Manatthan west side which hosts some of the hottest spots in the city be it nightclubs, art galleries, boutiques or headquarters has welcomed this spring "shoe artist" Nicholas Kirkwood first american store. As a matter of fact, the british designer third boutique was only the beginning of his global domination as the opening of the second U.S. store has been celebrated this past weekend in Sin City, more precisely in the Wynn Hotel simultaneously with the launch of the American e-commerce and the revamping of the official website. Kirkwood who got started by working for milliner Philip Treacy, launched his eponymous label in 2004, and after almost a decade of supplying fashion-loving dames like Sarah Jessica Parker or Sienna Miller with luxurious and quirky sky-high heels has presented for this summer a much more romantic collection than the previous one (urban-warrior inspired heels) offering a fanciful and sensible collection that riffled on the flower theme in various ways and delcinations. The savvy businessman was quoted saying "having our own stores has helped with the awareness of the brand, and it gives you a certain presence - a physical presence. In your own space, you can project the image of the brand, which in a department store is harder.". Kirkwood also revealed his intentions to open stores in other areas (Miami, Paris, Dubai, Hong Kong). We, at StylX.net, could not be more excited not only to be able to score one these gorgeous miniature pieces of sculpture but also because more people will be able to admire the wearable art in the form of inventive plaforms. "Having our own stores has helped with the awareness of the brand, and it gives you a certain presence - a physical presence. In your own space, you can project the image of the brand, which in a department store is harder,"

"Having our own stores has helped with the awareness of the brand, and it gives you a certain presence - a physical presence. In your own space, you can project the image of the brand, which in a department store is harder,"
"Having our own stores has helped with the awareness of the brand, and it gives you a certain presence - a physical presence. In your own space, you can project the image of the brand, which in a department store is harder," Kirkwood said. "Having our own stores has helped with the awareness of the brand, and it gives you a certain presence - a physical presence. In your own space, you can project the image of the brand, which in a department store is harder," Kirkwood said.
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