As we entered we saw mannequins which is pretty normal you say at clothing retail store... Yes! but not human mannequins! I literally squealed when this beautiful lady below stepped down to have go and change her dress!

Even the waiter was surprised as you can see ;) hehe

Those heels though....... *dreams*

And the interiors felt like we'd been transported to a store in London!

Have to appreciate the interiors!

Now, for the best part! The entire collection well not all of it as that wouldn't be fun , so scroll below to view some of our favorites!

Starting from this beautiful dull gold etched dress wonderful for any special occasion!

How casual yet formal is this!? Just perfect for a day at work!

Day out with friends or family options you ask? Visit Ted Baker I say!

One of my favorite things as a Hijabi/Modest Fashion Blogger beautifully Digital Printed Scarfs!


This ! Since I don't travel as often as I'd like to I could take this to work everyday hehe yes that's how much I loved it!


Okay so if you thought the clothes were awesome wait for the footwear! The heels, shoes and just every kind of footwear that you can imagine is available.

It suits me !

Perfect to gift!

Part of the ladies casual to semi formal footwear and handbags range:

Same for the men , casual up to formals.
Since, you'll don't have all day the below images summarize the collection for everyone who'd like to see the overview of the available range we tried to cover both the women and men collections so that you can get an idea.

Lucas -Style Director

A delicate thread hanging from a sleeve, the movement of a slightly wide plaited bracelet on a wrist, the structure of a long scarf with a fringe formed by hanging ribbons… These unexpected details add up to take a silhouette to a further level, and to create a series of unusual experiments in textiles, highlighted by the central idea of craftsmanship, symbolized this season by the symbol of a tool itself, whether a saw or a key, presented as accessories (pendants, keyrings) or printed on knits.

 The studio and ateliers entered into a unique period of research and development, with the constant implication of Lucas Ossendrijver throughout the process, to be able to shake the very foundations of the winter wardrobe. The result is one that could only be achieved by this exceptional artisanal “savoir-faire” to bring about this tension between graphic effects and potential breaking points: cords are plaited on a leather biker, a coat is constructed entirely inside out , or sprayed dyed with paint to create a shadow effect, a blouson features a patchwork of suede and pony like calfskin… Though the fabrics may appear as traditional, it is the idea of the traditional masculine wardrobe itself which is subtly subverted, such as a sleeveless jacket in Japanese tweed with exterior trim, whose collar has been cut off and its darts stitched together.

Or a coat in pleated needle-punched wool with a miniature Prince of Wales check on one side and contrasting check on the other. An aviator jacket reveals a piece of knit as if merely placed over one shoulder, while a suit jacket is cut like a blouson, the mandarin collar closed with an oversized zip.

This wealth of details also reflects a true sensuality, a kind of nonchalant and comfortable elegance, with generous volumes, wide trousers and fine constructions of merino wool jersey. The cardigans are lined with printed silk, while blousons and shirts are decorated with multicolored embroidery to allow a game of layering and contrasts. Bags are thrown over the shoulder, displaying hand-plaited leather also used for the shoes, and reflecting a technique also used in certain garments within the collection. A reference to Lucas’ ten years at the helm, the iconic trainer reappears here, each pair spray-painted by hand to become a unique one-off item. 

All information in this post was recieved courtesy of Ms. Aya A. at Havas PR- ME.