Celebrity Endorsed Client London Features In Vogue
Military Chic fashion Label Client London is Featured in Vogue. Quotes from Ella Alexander and Designer/Company Director Kate Holmes. Photo of Pixie Geldof.
- (1888PressRelease) July 24, 2012 - The Military Chic label Client London recently featured in Vogue this month, http://www.vogue.co.uk/news/2012/06/06/kate-holmes-relaunches-fashion-label Ella Alexander who wrote about Kate Holmes' fashion venture http://www.clientlondon.com reported on the re-launch of the label saying "Although still possessing the same austere aesthetic, Holmes new design focus is on her two favourite things - rock 'n' roll and vintage women's uniforms". The new look for Client in 2012 is summed up with a photo of the model and lead singer of Violet, Pixie Geldof sporting the new addition in the range of Rock and Roll t-shirts made exclusively for Client in a small family run business in Berlin
Kate Holmes spoke on the topic of supporting small businesses "I believe that if you look after the smaller businesses it is better, the people are more supportive and understanding and there is a higher quality of production, they care more about the work they are producing than going through some larger companies." Indeed Kate uses a small factory in London to produce her dresses and vintage "Re-Worked" items including the Nato Strict Trench Coat which has been a popular item in this uncertain rainy summer.
As autumn/winter approaches magazines such as Elle and Grazia are looking to the A/W catwalks where sleek tailoring and military fashion has returned again. Topshop Unique and McQ both taking inspiration from military chic at London Fashion Week and Max Mara's exciting military chic collection in Milan Fashion week has created a buzz of excitement around this new take on the genre .
It appears that many of the most famous names in fashion have made a salute to the military and taken a bow to British costume dramas such as Downton Abbey which have been causing a stir across the Atlantic. Kate Holmes said when asked about her impression of the A/W catwalks, "I think people want a bit of drama and luxury in their lives, the sense of the theatre and well made, well tailored clothing and at high street prices. This coming season is all about maximising lux [sic], the chic edge of military fashion and daringly seductive silhouettes."
Client London has seen a boost in sales this year with the increased media attention and celebrity endorsement from models, actresses and actors such as Anna Friel and The Amazing Spiderman's Rhys Ifans who sported another T-shirt as well as sure a steady fan, the musician and political activist Bob Geldof who often wears his Client F2 Jacket. With the popularity of the military fashion trend this autumn/winter, sales are sure to boom again for the tailored military chic label. Watch this space.
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