Bright Lights at Kurt Geiger

Kurt Geiger have taken this seasons neon brights and created a simple yet high impact display that draws your eye to another collection of their amazing shoes. Faced with one of the hardest types of product to merchandise in my opinion, Kurt Geiger have created a scheme that is very bold with the contrast of neon brights and stark white whilst maintaining a slick feel that embodies the brands image. I love this scheme and think it is the perfect display for this season.

The best of the sales

After my last post about the White Company I decided to see if I could track down anymore window displays that have used innovation and creativity in their promotion of that four letter word. It was by no means an easy task but eventually I found three displays that impressed me.

The first is Kurt Geiger on Regent Street, I really like the way they have used highlights of red in a subtle and stylish way; in their light bulb signage, in the shoes on display and also in the lips of the otherwise very plain mannequin.
The second display at Anthropologie also on Regent Street, uses playful fonts and patterns to create a composition of key messages about their sale. The third retailer pictured is Vivienne Westwood's menswear store just off New Bond Street. Refreshingly this brand decided to abandon the colour red and use the same vibrant blue as their store signage for their sale promotion. The bunched up giant letters are instantly eyecatching and work well next to the two mannequins, creating a balanced composition that fits the small but perfectly shaped window.