New Fashion Openings Planned at Westfield
Beyond Retro and Kingsley Heath debuting stores
Beyond Retro selling sustainable vintage fashion
Along with new seasonal fashion launches this Spring, there are two new stores coming to the Westfield Shopping Centre.
Beyond Retro opened first sustainable, vintage fashion store are earlier this month. The store aims to inspire people’s individuality through fashion in a sustainable way.
Flying in from South Africa, international luxury lifestyle brand Kingsley Heath, will be opening its first UK store in Westfield London on 1 April.
Inspired by African lifestyle, the brand will be bringing its unique and what it says is ethically sourced collection of mixed fashion designs across apparel, footwear, accessories and home and body care.
Offering a holistic in-store experience, customers will be greeted in the new store by activating senses using sounds, scents, textures, and hues that create a distinctive African feel.
Popular with Gen Z, and nostalgic for millennials, is the Y2K trend which is influenced by looks from the late 90s to mid-2000s. This demand is catered to by Monki with its ‘Field of Denim Dreams’, denim line offering waist sizes ranging from 24 to 40 inches and made with a mix of organic cotton and recycled cotton. The ‘Yoko’ style is a high waist, wide leg jean, and a classic Y2K wardrobe staple this season.
Caroline Carlryd, Head of Design at Monki, said: “We’ve taken the all-time favourite Yoko jeans and given it a fresh spring update. We like to experiment with popular prints and washes because we usually get such positive feedback from our inspiring Monki community. We’re excited to see how customers will style this pair!”
The interior of a Kingsley Heath store
Urban Outfitters, which said wearing lingerie as outwear this season is “…a true Y2K-approved fit!” has created a variety of sports bras designed for every fit and move this season in Westfield.
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March 28, 2022