UK: Amazon launches premium fashion store

By | 4 December 2012

The premium fashion store includes denim, lingerie, dresses, and outerwear

The premium fashion store includes denim, lingerie, dresses, and outerwear

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Internet retail giant Amazon has launched a premium online fashion store. 

The premium fashion store, which includes denim, lingerie, dresses, and outerwear, will feature brands including 7 For All Mankind, Hudson, Joe's Jeans, Pringle, Eva Franco, Mimi Holliday and Princess Tam Tam. It is available at www.amazon.co.uk/premium.

"The new store brings together the latest, must-have women's fashion brands and marks the introduction of some of our favourite US denim brands at Amazon.co.uk," said Jessica Brown, head of fashion at Amazon.co.uk.

Francois Saugier, director of EU apparel at Amazon, said: "We are working with a growing number of exciting fashion brands across Europe as demand from our customers for premium fashion increases. We will continue to regularly add new brands and styles so that customers can find and buy all the latest fashions at the click of a button."

The launch of the web store coincided with Cyber Monday yesterday (3 December), which was predicted to be the busiest online shopping day in the UK this year. 

Amazon said model Mary Charteris will showcase the collection. 

Sectors: Apparel, Retail

Companies: Joe’s Jeans

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