Fashion sense

Fashion Sense

Following a number of successful years as an online-only fashion brand, Manière De Voir recently expanded its reach with the opening of a physical store on Oxford Street, London. An accomplished project team oversaw the construction and design, which included a number of luminaires from Light Forms.

The fashion retailer was founded by former Manchester City and England under 20s footballer Reece Wabara. The brand is known for blending design and quality, offering investment pieces that stand the test of time.

Located above Bond Street Tube station, the space spans an impressive 5,189 square feet. Engineering expert Cundall Manchester led the project and began with a preliminary design to work towards.

A number of luminaires from Light Forms were specified to fulfil the scheme; creating a captivating retail environment that reflected the brand, while securing good value for money.

A CRI of 90 has been selected to offer high-colour rendering. This is ideal for a retail environment as it ensures a true reflection of the clothing and the colours. Cool white has been chosen, creating a clean and minimalist look and feel to the space, which aligns with the Manière De Voir personality.

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