I decided to get to know London by going on a tour and taking snap-shots of all of the important fashion information. I travelled all over the famous fashion streets of London to understand how their fashion district was set out. The main points that I focused on was the store's locations, their visual presence and their market level clustering.
I started of my journey in Conduit St.:
Then off to Savile Row. This is the heart of some of the best tailoring stores in the world:
After I found myself in Bruton St., famous for its' commercial galleries:
After Bruton St. I took a visit to Mount St. This is the new fashion area in Mayfair:
After Mount St. I visited South Audley St.. Which is the next area to have been put on the map through fashion:
Off to New Bond St. now. The clustering levels are high here, as there is so much competition on New and Old Bond St.:
Covent Garden is one of the new areas to home Luxury fashion. It has many pop-up stores to offer a little piece of the Luxury brand's identity:
Here is the Apple Store in Covent Garden. I photographed this as it is directly opposite the pop-up stores that I have photographed above. It shows how the fashion and technology worlds are now colliding. I feel as I'm sure do many brand owners, that the fashion industry cannot function without technology in this period of time:
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