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Stepclever Supports Fashion Flagship Store
British fashion designer Kirsty Doyle is set to launch her own flagship store on 25 August in Liverpool's prestigious shopping haven Met Quarter.
The store, which will be over two floors will showcase designs by Kirsty. These will include her ready to wear collection and Kiki by Kirsty Doyle as well as lingerie and accessories. "I am absolutely thrilled to be launching the first Kirsty Doyle store as it has always been my dream to have my very own shop, comments Kirsty, "and to launch my first store in Liverpool, my hometown, makes it even more special."
Kirsty first rose to prominence in 2006 after winning 'Project Catwalk'. She honed her craft at the prestigious Central St Martins College where she followed in the footsteps of top fashion designer Stella McCartney. After six seasons producing sell-out collections for retailers such as Cricket and My-wardrobe.com, Kirsty turned her hand to lingerie design.
To find out more about Kirsty and her work visit www.kirsty-doyle.com
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LIVERPOOL infants as young as five are being encouraged to think up imaginative business ideas which will make a difference at school, in their community and at home.
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All things that glitter don’t have to be gold as Claire Smithwick has discovered.
In 2009 Claire was made redundant from her job as a florist and struggled to find another job in the industry. So, Claire took control of the situation and decided to turn her hobby – jewellery making – into a full time job.