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Topshop is a chain of clothing stores situated throughout the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and over 30 other countries. It has been suggested that this article or section be merged into Limited liability company. ...
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Its primary sales come from a range of products including clothing and fashion accessories. Although in the 1980s Topshop was considered to be deeply unfashionable, the chain has reinvented itself as a fashionable brand[1]. This reinvention has included the introduction of a 'Unique' line of clothes, a more upmarket selection of fashion, and a regular show at London Fashion Week, the only high street brand to do so. A Fashion Week catwalk Vogue editors Anna Wintour and André Leon Talley during New York Fashion Week A fashion week is a fashion industry event, lasting approximately one week, that allows fashion designers or houses to display their latest collections. ...
The store has offered a number of celebrity and designer collections, including by artist Stella Vine [2] and supermodel Kate Moss, whose collection was released on 1 May 2007.[3] The appointment of Moss was announced just before the departure of CEO Jane Shepherdson. Stella Vines Hi Paul Can You Come Over, portrait of Princess Diana, bought by Charles Saatchi Stella Vine (born 1969 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England) is an artist and former stripper in London. ...
Not to be confused with Kate Mosse. ...
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Jane Shepherdson (born Bristol in 1963) is the outgoing Brand Director of trendy UK high-street womens wear store TopShop. ...
Topshop's flagship store is located in Oxford Street, London. Other flagship stores are located in Birmingham - Bullring, Nottingham- Victoria, Manchester- Arndale, Glasgow- Argyle Street and Cardiff Queen Street and Belfast Victoria square. Topshop is owned by the Arcadia Group, which owns a number of other retail outlets including Burton, Dorothy Perkins, Miss Selfridge, Evans, Wallis, and Outfit. Oxford Street, with Centre Point in the background Oxford Street in 1875, looking west from the junction with Duke Street. ...
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The Arcadia Group is a British company that owns the high street retailers includes Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge, Burton, Evans, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Outfit. ...
Several branches of Topshop can be found outside the United Kingdom, most notably in the Republic of Ireland, Gibraltar, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines. The chain also includes stores in Iceland, Sweden, Spain, Croatia, Slovenia, Russia, Austria, Turkey, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. Its male-clothing counterpart, Topman, is a standalone business. Topshop is a clothing retailer in the United Kingdom. ...
After the recent success of the Kate Moss clothing range, Topshop has decided to introduce the range to the United States market. Topshop has struck a deal with U.S. department store Barneys New York to sell through its 19 stores.[4] Barneys New York is a chain of upscale department stores. ...
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Topshop is known for its clothing. Within Topshop it has its 'Trends' which Topman also have. Currently Topshops 'Trends' are 'Boho tech', 'Iris', 'Maggie' and The Kate Moss Collection. Topshop is a clothing retailer in the United Kingdom. ...
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The 'Freedom' accessory range from Topshop is crap and break relly easily. Don't buy it.
Criticism Topshop have recently been criticized in The Sunday Times for the exploitation of Indian, Sri Lankan, and Bangladeshi employees in the factories that manufacture Topshop clothing in Mauritius. For other uses, see The Sunday Times (disambiguation). ...
The article states that prospective workers are sought out by agents on the Indian subcontinent with the promise that they will receive five-times their current wages. According to the article, the reality is very different with workers reported to receive between £0.22 and £0.40 per hour for their labours, about 40% of the Mauritian average wage. Some people have expressed that the workers were fully aware of the conditions and pay at the time of recruitment. The Arcadia Group, which owns Topshop, does not directly own the factories that employs the workers and maintains that the premises and working conditions are regularly monitored by the company and were reported to be "In excellent shape," by the Arcadia Group CEO, Sir Philip Green. GBP redirects here. ...
The Arcadia Group is a British company that owns the high street retailers includes Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge, Burton, Evans, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Outfit. ...
Mr. Green went onto state: "You [The Sunday Times] are telling me that factories are happy to breach our code of conduct. I’ve got to look into it." This suggests that if the findings are conclusive, the company will be looking to improve conditions.
Topshop has also been criticized by student campaigning network People & Planet for allegedly using cotton picked in Uzbekustan by slaves http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/education.cfm?id=1905262007 and for refusing to join the Ethical Trading Initiative. People & Planet, often abbreviated to P&P, is the largest student network in the UK campaigning to alleviate world poverty, defend human rights and protect the environment. ...
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Trivia The Mighty Boosh character Vince Noir often talks about going to sales at topshop. Many people think this is a joke because Topshop is "for women" when in reality there is a mens branch in the shop Topman The Mighty Boosh is a British comedy television series and live show about two friends who go on a series of magical adventures. ...
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