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16th September 2009
TThe new DKNYMEN fragrance will make its UK debut in Selfridges Oxford Street with a series of promotional stands installations created by retail experts Sheridan & Co. The launch starts in late February and will be in Selfridges for two weeks.
Sheridan ... Read >
Author: Denny14th September 2009
Basingstoke is a very nice town situated in Hampshire, with plenty to do, it is definitely worth visiting. It is an excellent place to shop, with so many places to look, there's plenty of choice. Although there are so many places to look, where do you beg... Read >
Author: Nazir Daud03rd September 2009
The bicentenary of Darwin's birth has prompted a resurgence in all things au naturel in 2009. When nature-inspired design monopolised the Spring catwalks of Christian Lacroix and Alexander McQueen in Milan and New York, it was a matter of time before it h... Read >
Author: A.Deakin29th August 2009
Bed linen is vital to a good night sleep but choosing it can be overwhelming. Thread count, weave, size, allergy-proof and material-types... the choice is endless. mydeco helps you sleep easy with ten tips for buying your bed linen.
1. What are the adv... Read >
Author: A.Deakin29th August 2009
Shopping in large cities such as Glasgow can be hard, however, there are many brilliant shopping centres that will never let you down. For example, St Enoch Centre, it's one of the biggest shopping centres in Scotland. St Enoch Centre includes many of the... Read >
Author: Nazir Daud02nd August 2009
For centuries, London, the capital of the UK fashion industry, has been a favourite city for fashion lovers. This is because the cloth manufactured in the UK has its own unique character which has been made more exclusive by the English fashion designers.... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson17th July 2009
1. Piers Morgan fuels the fire
‘Of all the embarrassing dads out there, [Piers Morgan] is the king of them," says Dec, host of Britain's Got Talent. Last week, the mydeco picture editor Vicky thought an invite from Piers Morgan was a late April’s Foo... Read >
Author: A.Deakin16th July 2009
1. Why use the colour purple?
Purple is a rich colour steeped in history with strong connections to royalty, wealth and spirituality. It is also very versatile; it can be understated and natural as well as flamboyant and dramatic. Sneak previews of maj... Read >
Author: A.Deakin08th July 2009
Who doesn't love going on a shopping spree and finding a whole host of hidden deals and utilising vouchers to save money? If clothing deals are what you are after and voucher codes are what you are looking for then www.vouchercodesandoffers.co.uk should b... Read >
Author: Admin06th July 2009
Shopping is one of the main reasons people flock to London in their hoards all year round. With over 40,000 shops from huge department stores to fabulous fashion shops, London is the heart for fashion, style and music. A wide variety of shops are all over... Read >
Author: Lisa Mills05th July 2009
The famous Pineapple dance studio was founded in 1979 by Debbie Moore, who wanted to make dance available to a wider range of people. Located in Covent Garden, central London, the studio building used to be a pineapple warehouse, hence the unusual compan... Read >
Author: treakeric15th June 2009
British shoppers are very familiar with the concessionaire arrangements of major department stores; effectively the operation of 'shops within shops' which benefit all three parties involved - concessionaire, department store and also the shopper!
The ... Read >
Author: Vicky Cochrane29th May 2009
In the current economic climate it is not unusual for people to try to find ways to make their money go that little bit further. With this in mind many retailers, who are also finding times tough, are offering a variety of discount or voucher codes as a w... Read >
Author: admindgs25th March 2009
Basildon is considered as residing amongst the eight newly built towns in the South-East of England following the Second World War. In 1949, Basildon was built on the basis of creating new housing structures due to the damage caused within inner London in... Read >
Author: Nazir Daud16th February 2009
Now when it comes to retail therapy Liverpool excels. Offering a wide range of fashionable, chic, individual and eclectic shops as well as all the major names you would expect to find in a major city.
Anyway enough introductions, lets get in to specifi... Read >
Author: Naz Daud16th February 2009
The city of a thousand trades owes its strong economy to the successful manufacturers and
engineers who have propelled Birmingham’s growth firmly into the 21st century. However,
today it is the tertiary sector that dominates the city, contributing in ... Read >
Author: MarkeD30th December 2008
If the prospect of battling your way through the January sales in freezing temperatures doesn't
appeal to you then it could be time to head east for the annual Dubai Shopping Festival,
arguably the world's best shopping experience. The festival starts o... Read >
Author: MarkeD04th December 2008
The wedding cake is part of the tradition of getting married, but if you are on a tight budget, the prospect of spending several hundred pounds from your budget on a cake that won't even get eaten, might have you looking for cheaper alternatives. You coul... Read >
Author: Karen White04th December 2008
Central London in home to many great shops and other retail outlets, but it can be a daunting prospect to head into the city to do some shopping. So if you would rather not head into the crowded streets of the centre, there are many excellent opportunitie... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley04th December 2008
London is the most populous city in Europe and with this it has a huge number of shops and designer boutiques on some of the finest shopping streets in the world. There should be very little that you can’t find there. But in such a large city you simply... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley28th October 2008
For Christmas shopping, Derry has some of the biggest and best Irish and British stores as well as lots of smaller boutiques. And there's even a little Craft Village tucked away in the middle of it all.
Derry is a popular shopping destination in Irela... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th October 2008
Whether it's handbags, glad rags or indeed some shoe shopping you're after, Cork city offers something for every shopper. It's perfect for a December break where you can enjoy a spot of retail therapy at your leisure – and you certainly won't come home ... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley27th October 2008
Thinking of taking a trip to Cork and not familiar with the city? With so much information to be obtained, in books and in brochures, a good map is also well worth investing in and will not see you go astray! Situated on the banks of the River Lee, the go... Read >
Author: Mairead Foley23rd July 2008
Despite new rules to protect the UK's 11 million store card holders, analysis from money website, Fool.co.uk reveals that stores are still ripping off customers, with some charging almost 50 per cent more interest on their store cards than credit cards.
... Read >
Author: Ruth11th July 2008
To avoid getting into too much debt, people are using cash and store cards more frequently. Retail establishments such as M&S and Debenhams have reported more cash and store card purchases. Credit card usage is definitely on the decline in stores, and it ... Read >
Author: Amy Whittingham08th April 2008
Prague’s main shopping area covers Wenceslas Square and Republic Square and offers everything from local shops to international department stores. Smaller boutiques, souvenir, and art shops can be found in the Old Town Square and Mala Strana.
The Ce... Read >
Author: Orson Johnson03rd April 2008
There are two types of Christmassy Spirits those who love it and those who are bah humbug! Add your very own special effects to make you look hot and sultry and very much wanted, next time you go for a night out. Face Make Up have a team of specialist Chr... Read >
Author: Rachel Broune03rd April 2008
There are two types of Christmassy Spirits those who love it and those who are bah humbug! Add your very own special effects to make you look hot and sultry and very much wanted, next time you go for a night out. Face Make Up have a team of specialist Chr... Read >
Author: Rachel Broune02nd September 2007
Big name department stores seem to be attracting an increasing number of notable fashion designers as both sides of the fashion coin see the mutual benefits of this friendship. The stores on the high street benefit from innovative new looks and the design... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan19th June 2007
As one of the most notorious global centres of fashion, it's only natural that London should boast a number of desirable high street shopping areas and designer boutiques. In fact, if you can get over the high cost of living, London offers one of the worl... Read >
Author: Elisha Burberry18th June 2007
Dundee, as everyone knows is the possessor of a great and wealthy socio-economic history. There was so much wealth in Dundee during the late Victorian period that it is hard to comprehend in today’s terms.
However, this wealth was very poorly distrib... Read >
Author: Naz Daud11th June 2007
Leicester city centre has gained a reputation as a top UK shopping destination drawing tourists and shoppers from neighbouring cities and towns. For the tourist Leicester has a mix of high street names, small designer outlets and unusual individual shops... Read >
Author: Naz Daud30th April 2007
The Victorian Clock Tower, situated at the meeting point of seven city streets, is generally acknowledged as the main meeting point in Leicester. It is also the focus point for most of the city’s shops with the two main shopping centres – the Haymarke... Read >
Author: Susan Ashby03rd December 2006
With its lively city centre shopping and wealth of small boutiques in the nearby towns and villages, the Norwich area has the shopping experience to suit everyone.
The city centre, with its large pedestrian areas, mix of quirky, independent shops, open... Read >
Author: Chris Phillips17th November 2006
A lot of credit card companies offer incentives to people with large debts. These include 0% balance transfers, 0% purchase rates and long term low interest rates on balance transfers. But people who clear their balances regularly do not benefit from th... Read >
Author: Joseph Kenny01st September 2006
An Ulster company is teaming up with department store group Debenhams in a 1 million plus deal that will bring around 20 new jobs to North Belfast, according to reports.
New York City Nails (NYCN), which already has salons on Belfast's Lisburn Road and... Read >
Author: Alison White
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