September 2009 Archives

HARVEY Nichols will be showcasing the latest styles during two nights of catwalk shows.

Taking place on October 14 and 15, the shows will include designers such as Donna Karan, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Roberto Cavalli, Alexander McQueen and Bruuns Bazaar.

Tickets cost £15 for the first date and £35 for the second, which is aiming to raise money for Cure Leukaemia.

HIGH Street chain Warehouse is supporting this year's Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a specially designed pink T-shirt.

Costing £20, the store will make a minimum donation of £2 per T-shirt sold to Breakthrough Breast Cancer.

DOROTHY Perkins is raising cash for Breast Cancer Care with a range of limited edition
T-shirts designed by celebs including X Factor winner Alexandra Burke and model Lisa Snowdon.

BIRMINGHAM businesswoman Lynne Brockas aims to highlight a range of fashions on her new www imjustwindowshopping.com website.

Womenswear brands include Hussy, Bohemia, Ruby Rocks and Sugarhill Boutique.

HEALTH spa Ragdale Hall is helping us to stay youthful with a Forever Young week.

Taking place between September 22-28, a series of special events including mind gyms and yoga.

Details on 01664 434831.

DEBENHAMS in the Bullring has launched a Shoe Boudoir where shoppers can try on footwear in style.

The boudoir is dedicated to a new range Miss KG designed exclusively for the store by Kurt Geiger but also features choices from stockists such as Nine West and Carvela.

BRANCHES of The Fragrance Shop are offering customers a £5 gift voucher when they buy a new fragrance, until October 8.

CANNY shoppers can save 25 per cent off goodies at the Warehouse store in Birmingham's Bull Ring this Thursday.

A British Fashion evening with discounts takes place between 5-9pm.

SPANISH high street fashion chain Mango is launching a new low cost range called Think Up.

More than 90 items will be available from £9 upwards.

MUMSTO-BE can pick up trendy styles with the new River Island maternity range.

With an edgy punk influence, prices start at £19.99 for print T-shirts.