There is a gorgeous texture to this A/W 09, Reiss cardigan. This is one of my favour pieces from this collection.

I love these KG by Kurt Geiger shoes but a bit pricey at £170! however there is a 25% sale at KG online at the moment so check it out!

Reiss’s website is very commercial and is obviously directed at a more youthful market that Aquascutum. The website is very easy to use and you can shop online, each different garment is sub-categorised to make the process of shopping online easier and less stressful. The website doesn’t give any history of the company and doesn’t portray as such a strong Brand identity as Aquascutum does.

www.Reiss.co.uk

Aquascutum has a fantastic, informative website. It makes it obvious that they have a strong, British, brand identity. The website design follows the company’s sophisticated, classic characteristics. The web page has some very strong imagery which makes the brand seam even more desirable.
A strong part of the website is the in-depth history of Aquascutum; it’s really interesting to read and is supported by some exciting photographs. However you can’t buy online and even if you wanted to they don’t give any prices. However I suppose if you can afford Aquascutum clothing, price doesn’t really matter! They used to have some stunning illustrations of trench coats but sadly they have been removed!
Visit their website at,

www.aquascutum.com

Reiss has introduced a edgier sub- brand, 1971 Reiss, which is named after the year Reiss was launched. The collection is directed at a more youthful age group than their average customer.


Reiss 1971 womens, feather Tank Top, £69




Reiss 1971 mens, Langton boots,£169

I love these stunning images by Aquascutum for their A/W advertising Campaign. The pictures look really British with a Bohemian edge and are shot in London’s Trafalgar Square.