22 - 24 JULY 2018
SAATCHI GALLERY, LONDON
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KAREN RADLEY FOUNDER & MANAGING DIRECTOR
If I were to choose a store which best
Our exciting mix of UK and international names
represents the carefully curated, creative
continues across all floors of the Saatchi Gallery, so look
approach to fashion which we strive to
out for collections including Hayley Menzies, Polder and
achieve at every edition of Scoop, I could
Swildens alongside exclusives from emerging names
choose no better store than Liberty London.
such as Frenken, Hobsberg, Laagam and Violet Thomas.
So at a time when creativity, individuality and innovation
This being our summer edition – and with the glorious
are more important than ever as the keys to successful
heatwave boosting sales of high-summer product –
retail I can’t tell you how wonderful it is to be collaborating
we’re also showcasing a fabulous selection of beach
with one of the most iconic stores in London, and indeed
and swimwear from designers including Coco Ribbon,
in the world, on the spring/summer 19 edition of our
Pili & Kiki and Maiyo. Our accessories, skincare and
show.
perfumery offering is equally unmissable, with Claris Virot, Jean Michel Cazabat, Toolally, Porophu and
You’ll no doubt already have seen Liberty London’s
Grandiflora being just a few of the names to look out for.
exclusive Desert Rose print in our marketing campaign, and more Liberty delights await you when you arrive at
You’ll find a full list of designers showing with us this
the show. You’ll also see exclusive collaborations with
month on the final page of this digital magazine, in which
global icons Lalique and Cacharel which won’t be found
we’ve been able to showcase just a small selection of the
at any other trade event this season.
hand picked names exhibiting at Scoop this season.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Founder & Managing Director, Scoop International Fashion Shows
S C O O P T O C O L L A B O R AT E WITH LIBERT Y LONDON
Scoop is delighted to reveal this season’s
Karen Radley founder and creative director of Scoop
exclusive marketing campaign in collaboration
said, “I am passionate about supporting British brands
with iconic department store Liberty London.
whether they are emerging or heritage and I am thrilled that we are working with Liberty London this season to
The campaign, which uses the British retailer’s newly
create a special entrance at Scoop, a beautiful installation
created exclusive print ‘Desert Rose’, will be used this
of their collections and to have the opportunity to work
season across all marketing and present throughout the
with their iconic prints on our new season campaign.”
show when it returns to the prestigious Saatchi Gallery from 22 – 24 July 2018.
Mark Strudwick head of wholesale at Liberty London said, “We are very pleased to announce our partnership
Alongside the marketing campaign, Scoop is also
with Scoop this Summer to launch the new Resort silk
excited to announce that Liberty London will launch their
sleepwear collection using our “Desert Rose” print.
brand new Resort sleepwear collection at July’s Spring/
Scoop provides us with the perfect international platform
Summer show.
to reach a new audience of buyers, press and retailers and we are excitedly anticipating the show in July.”
The silk range, which uses Liberty London’s Desert Rose’ print, will be available at Scoop for the first time to wholesale customers, together with a curated line of classic Liberty London scarves and Iphis collection.
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Interview
C HA R L O T T E A L L E N - D E S I G N E R AT K L E M E N T S
Tell us about your collections
Please explain your business structure
and your role in the company? We stock our collection to over 55 global stockists made Klements is a collection of printed womenswear. I hand
up of boutiques and department stores. We sell online
paint the prints and these are digitally printed onto
via our website and currently have a small team of three
luxury silks and made into garments here in England and
wonderful women and one lazy stubborn dog.
scarves in Italy. Klements believes in slow fashion - buy less, but buy quality and only the pieces you love, that
You are showing at Scoop this July. What
you will wear year after year. I come up with the ideas for
sets Scoop apart from other trade shows?
the collection, and do all the designing and production for the collection.
How beautiful it is, the light, the calmness… it’s just our favourite place to meet our buyers and show them the
Can you tell me about your background?
new collection.
I original was doing fine art portrait painting at uni, but
Do you have a favourite place to shop?
swapped to a textiles degree as I had such an interest in fashion and textiles, and could see my skills directly
My absolute favourite place is the website Young British
transfer over, but give me an artistic edge. I then got a
Designers. Not only do they pick the coolest, most
scholarship from Paul Smith to do a Masters degree in
creative selections from designers, Debra the buyer
womenswear fashions design, part of which was at Bunk
keeps a keen eye for the latest new talent and is often the
University in Tokyo.
first store to buy their collections and they supports them through their careers. YBD is definitely the place to buy
I then went on to design textiles for Paul Smith, Bolongaro
your future vintage and archive special pieces!
Trevor, Matthew Williamson and Vilshenko before launching Klements in 2013.
Scoop in July is a summer show. Where will you be spending your summer holidays?
What inspires you when designing for your fashion label?
Luckily with trade shows coming up in Paris, New York and Texas we are planning some long weekends around
The natural world, in all its glory and brutality for the
these destinations! Then hopefully Veranasi in North
prints. For the womenswear garments I like to design
India later in the year for some serious soul, colour and
comfortable luxurious pieces that will stand the test
design inspiration.
of time. Describe your collection in three words… Ethical, Original, Artistic.
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hayley menzie • hayleymenzies.com
d e s i g n e r s s o c i e t y • d e s i g n e r s s o c i e t y. e s
ivy copenhagen • ivycopenhagen.com
Interview
GEMMA CRITCHLEY - FOUNDER OF CABINET JEWELLERY
Tell us about your collections?
challenges. The majority of my work takes place in the jewellery quarter in Birmingham where the production
We design collections for free spirited individuals
happens and I has worked with the same select group
who have an appreciation for handmade jewellery
since we formed the company in 2009.
and accessories, creating unique pieces that can be worn, defined and appreciated by its wearer however
You are showing at Scoop this July. What
they choose.
sets Scoop apart from other trade shows?
I love to create both delicate everyday pieces along with
I met Scoop’s founder, Karen, while we were showing in
the more striking and intricate designs in our collections.
Paris a few years ago and I loved her limitless enthusiasm
We have a really diverse collection and I try not to be
for seeking out unique designers, beautiful brands and
led by trends, to be honest I think that when it comes
collections. Scoop is a really unique show due to both its
to jewellery it’s such a personal choice, that anything
highly considered brand selection, location and Karen’s
goes. I love that everyone wears jewellery differently and
focused vision for a high quality show, that is executed
that it can be styled to suit the individual.
with such a strong emphasis on detail. Each season there is a theatre that surrounds the show and keeps it exciting
Can you tell me about your background?
and new, unlike so many of its competitors.
I have always been a creative individual and have
Do you have a favorite place to shop?
many artists, sculptor’s, painters and designers within my family, so I guess it’s in my blood. I studied at both
I love conceptual spaces from the smallest to big ones,
the Bournemouth Institute of art and design and the
here are a few of my fave stores that I feel do an incredible
Birmingham Institute of Art and Design specialising in
job at conveying their undeniable personalities. Comptoir
surface pattern design. I initially started my career in
concept store and health café in Dubai , its filled with
styling and trend prediction working on a free-lance
European brands and they also specialize in interiors –
basis, designing printed and embellished fabrics along
its laid back and beautiful in every way and the food
with designing and creating installations for retail spaces,
is amazing. Spell n Byron Bay, Sass and Bide and
both fashion and jewellery based. It was then while
Zimmermann , the Australians have got my vote when
helping to realise other people’s ideas that I decided that
it comes to style. I am desperate to visit General Store
I wanted to pursue my own creative vision.
in San Fransisco as it looks like a wonderland.
Describe your collection in 3 words…
Scoop in July is a summer show. Where will you be spending your summer holidays?
Stylised , timeless and wearable … I was born in the West Indies and I am completely Please explain your business structure
inspired by all things tropical so I am really excited to finally be launching a beautiful collection in an amazing
We are a small team and work in our beautiful new
concept store that is currently under construction. It will sit
studio in Devon. I still have total creative control and
within a stunning hotel on the island of Grand Cayman.
direction of our brand and like many artistic people,
I’m collaborating with an amazing British illustrator, who
I rarely switch off. I share a studio with my husband Rich
is going to be working on our branding and illustrations
who is an industrial designer and runs his own successful
for the collection, so I’m going head out there and
consultancy, he shares my passion for design and has
be inspired.
a great understanding for quality and production and is a great brainstormer when it comes to technical design
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sundress • sundress.fr
tandem • tandem.eu
maiyo • maiyo.co.uk
pili & kiki • piliandkiki.com
Interview
ERIK FRENKEN – FOUNDER OF FRENKEN
Tell us about your collections
You are showing at Scoop this July. What
and your role in the company?
sets Scoop apart from other trade shows?
My role in the company is creative director which
It seems to be one of the few international tradeshows
means that I am involved and responsible for the
that pays great attention to curating great brands with
brand. I control the image of the brand including the
vision on a contemporary and designer level. There are
collection, the philosophy, the marketing, the graphics
not many fairs left who follow this vision. I think this is
and all imagery.
what makes Scoop unique. It feels very personal and well considered and I am looking forward to working
What inspired you to create
together.
your fashion label? Do you have a favourite place to shop? I studied at Central Saint Martins in the UK. After that I worked at various labels including Alberta Ferretti
I love London a lot. It brings back so many amazing
and Viktor & Rolf where I was the head designer of
memories from the time I lived and studied there. I
womenswear. I was then Creative Director for Avelon
love Dover Street Market, Selfridges and of course the
for around eight years and later started my own label
great bookstores around Charing Cross Road. I also
under my own name. I like to take something classic,
love vintage shopping around London’s Brick Lane; it is
something that has a certain quality in itself. For
amazing! Harrods is something very special. The ground
example I’d take a good quality menswear blazer or
floor is truly unique.
a well-made classic trench coat, then re-design it with a modern attitude. I like garments that look very well
Scoop in July is a summer show. Where will
made and have an excellent quality. If I combine this
you be spending your summer holidays?
with a light conceptual attitude like reconstruction it gives the right attitude that I am looking for. 'I like to
I’m planning a laid back summer. Hopefully a relaxing
put things out of context'.
two weeks doing nothing but spend time with my family. I’d like to go to Bali or Mallorca. At the same time I’d
Describe your collection in three words…
like to find inspiration and also visit a city and go to somewhere that I have never been before… Beirut is top
Cool - creative - classics. Please explain your business structure We have a team in Portugal and a team in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands we design and develop the collection alongside managing the marketing and sales. Our team in The Netherlands is about four people full time and two freelancers. Production and finance happens in Portugal. At the moment we sell the collection worldwide to about 50 to 60 stores. We also have a standalone store in The Netherlands. My studio is also located behind the store.
of my list!
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cécile boccara • cecileboccara.com
georg jensen • georgjensen.com
Interview
N I C H O L A S M A N V I L L E – S E N I O R V I C E P R E S I D E N T, D E S I G N AT G E O R G J E N S E N
What is the story behind Georg
Describe your collection in three words…
Jensen? How did it start? Scandinavian, organic, pure. The company started in 1904 when Georg Jensen, a goldsmith and ceramicist had earned enough prize
What has been company’s
money from recent exhibitions in Paris to open his own
biggest achievement?
business working with silver. It started as a workshop with a small display case in central Copenhagen and evolved
A legacy of iconic design that has become synonymous
quickly into an international business from there.
with Danish design throughout the world.
Describe the Georg Jensen brand ethos…
What is the secret to the company’s success?
Our Scandinavian roots are always at the forefront
We have stayed true to our company values and have
of everything we do. Since the beginning, we have
not been afraid to take design risks that have placed us
worked with silver and other metals in a unique way:
at the forefront of most major design movements for over
using the material to express a connection to the earth
a century. We have also been open to collaborations
and to capture a quality of light unique to Scandinavia.
since our founding. We have welcomed new designers
We have also remained focussed on the function of our
to the house over the years that have created healthy
pieces - beauty and design can only exist within the
creative tension.
context of function. What is the inspiration behind your latest When did you join Georg Jensen?
collection?
What is your background? For Halo, we were looking to return to Georg Jensen’s I joined the company three years ago but have been
roots in gold and a Scandinavian approach to it.
involved with the brand intermittently since the 1990’s.
We asked Sophie Bille Brahe to design a collection in Gold
I started my career in music but shifted to the world of
and diamonds with a lighter expression. For us, these
decorative arts in New York, designing products and
materials are to create a glow, aura of light rather than
interiors for Bergdorf Goodman, where Georg Jensen
a flash of intense light.
has been sold for decades. It has been a dream to be in the company itself and be able to guide its future as a key contributor to the design world.
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hosbjerg • hosbjerg.com
la condesa • lacondesa.es
katya katya • katyakatya.co.uk
klements • klements.co.uk
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