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Nancy Pop, the Notting Hill based independent boutique has launched a made to measure service for its customers. The Store, which recently re- launched its e-commerce site, has decided to react to a customer survey it conducted. This showed that the most sought after customer service by its customers was a “perfect fit” and the need for alterations.  It will provide customers with the option to have any of Nancy Pop’s own label collection made to measure.

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Photography By:- Monika Gorka

Model: Joanna Wojda
Make up: Gerda Miller
Styling: Ieva Pavilone
Clothing: Nancy PoP

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The departure of one of the world’s most renowned designers has the left the fashion world shocked. Known as the ‘‘bad boy’’ of the fashion industry for his flamboyant and provocative style, Mr. John Galliano re-energized Dior after joining in 1996.

As stockists of designer’s  label, Galliano,  think a lot of people reacted with shock to this whole affair.

Nancy Pop Asks

Should we go ahead with stocking the Galliano Label  despite of his anti-semitic Scandal? Would you  buy it?

Nancy Pop was at  London fashion week in February showing off! Ieva, head buyer and Store Manager was picked up by the most stylish of the stylists! the style scout .

Here she is wearing the Jodie coat and looking as sassy as ever! Nancy Pop scours the globe for original talent and a gals got to do what a gals got to…………… Look out for her interview with “King of Cobblers”

Terry de Haviland on nancypop.com coming soon…

Find more about the show … See more of Ieva on the style scout’s blog: http://stylescout.blogspot.com/2011/02/my-london-fashion-week-feb-2011.html

Terry de Havilland, was given the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Drapers Footwear Awards in London

TERRY DE HAVILLAND has carved a career out of making disco-worthy shoes. “I can honestly say that my first memory is of shoes; platform shoes with ankle straps worn by my mother and made by my father, the house was always full of them. I guess you can say that shoes are in my psyche,” says de Havilland, who began his fashion career at the age of five working in the workshop of his parents’ shoe company, Waverley Shoes.

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• In 1957, he cut his first pair of shoes for the family business while on leave from the National Service, going on to design his first pair in 1960. A hit with the buyers, he kicked his career off in 1964 when his designs were featured in then-fashion magazine Queen.
• In 1969, he designed his coloured snakeskin three-tiered wedge – which quickly earned him fans in the shape of Bianca Jagger and Bette Midler.
• De Havilland opened his first store, called Cobblers to the World, in 1972.
• During the Seventies, he created Tim Curry’s shoes for the Rocky Horror Show as well as putting his own spin on the stiletto for Zandra Rhodes.
• In 1973, the Margaux wedge was born (you know the one – fastens around the ankle, strappy across the toes, on a platform).
• By 1980, de Havilland was making over 800 pairs of shoes a day for worldwide sale. He set up a new label called Kamikazi, which was designed especially for punks and Goths.
• De Havilland met his wife, Liz, in 1990 and the Terry de Havilland name was beginning to crop up again on the fashion landscape. He created the shoes for Paco Rabanne and Anna Sui’s runway shows in 1997 as well as designing the footwear for BAFTA-award winning film The Velvet Goldmine and producing Angelina Jolie’s boots for the Tomb Raider film. The same year, he opened up Cobblers to the World in Camden – where customers included Marilyn Manson and Dita Von Teese.
• In 2002, de Havilland decided to close the store and focus on re-launching the brand.
• In 2006, he was nominated as Accessory Designer of the Year at the British Fashion Awards.
• An online couture service was launched in 2009 and in June of 2010, he was awarded with the Draper’s Lifetime Achievement Award.
• Autumn/winter 2010-11 sees the re-launch of the mainline collection. De Havilland is also a professor at the University of the Arts London.

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