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Welcome to the Autumn/Winter 2018 edition of Scoop on Scoop, where we bring you the latest news, exclusive interviews and a sneak preview of our upcoming show.

Promising to be bigger and more exciting than ever before, this season’s show will showcase a wonderful mix of UK and international collections, including Blugirl Folies, Ungaro, Hayley Menzies, Loreak, Atoir and La Condesa, to name a few.

At Scoop we look to promote new talent, and this season we have collaborated with Alexa Chung’s fashion platform, VILLOID, to support a selection of emerging designers by offering them a highly coveted exhibition space at this season’s show.

As always, a whole raft of up-and-coming designer collections will be making their Scoop debuts, namely House of Stars, Celeste Mogador, Lucille, Emily Mortimer, Harc Paris, Blune and Sofie Schnoor, making this season’s line up an unmissable mix of creativity.

See the back page of the magazine for a full list of designers showing at Scoop this season.

In addition, we will be focusing on homeware and perfumery, with collections from Moismont, Bon Perfumeur, Mercy Delta, Universe of Us, Mallin + Goetz, Lilou et Loic, Lara Quin and many others.

Taking place at the prestigious Saatchi Gallery, our designer collections will once more be situated within a unique setting of spectacular art installations. Read on for more information about this season’s exhibition, Iconoclasts: Art Out of the Mainstream.

Once again, I look forward to welcoming you to the Autumn/Winter 2018 edition of Scoop.

Wishing you a very successful buying season.

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A major new exhibition featuring the work of thirteen contemporary artists. The exhibition explores the experimental and transformational practices of a small group of groundbreaking artists, inviting us to engage anew with what modern-day iconoclasm might be.

By using a myriad of unusual image-making practices – from branding imagery onto human skin to sculpting curving structures out of crow feathers – these artists are breaking the mould, ushering in a new age of artistic defiance through their resistance of typical artistic processes and their personal interpretations of cultural mores.

Iconoclasts features the work of Maurizio Anzeri, Matthew Chambers, Daniel CrewsChubb, Josh Faught, Aaron Fowler, Danny Fox, Makiko Kudo, Dale Lewis, Thomas Mailaender, Kate MccGwire, Renee So, Douglas White and Alexi Williams-Wynn.

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: ALEXANDRA SENES, K I L O M E T R E PA R I S

Launched by former magazine editor Alexandra Senes, Kilometre Paris is a playful collection of embroidered tunics, made by international artisans and inspired by some of the world's most beautiful travel destinations.

What is your background?

I was born in Dakar and I spent my teens in Manhattan.

I arrived in Paris aged 17. When I was 18 years old I studied at La Sorbonne whilst interning at Elle France. I later went on to start a fashion magazine under the same publishing house as L'Officiel.

The magazine was called Jalouse and I worked as the editor in chief for eight years.

Tell me about the inspiration behind Kilometre...

My creative process is directly influenced by what I see during my travels, and when I meet new people.

There's something about discovering unexpected spots that lie off the beaten path. I love the contrasts between destinations, and adapting myself to very different surroundings.

I embroider all of these experiences on Kilometre's garments. Typically, these embroideries are not literal representations, but a condensed version of my discoveries; like memories that I've held of these places.

Your designs are inspired by the discovery of unique travel destinations.

Where is your favourite place and why?

It is very difficult for me to pick one place, however I remember whilst I was on an Italian road trip, I discovered a beautiful labyrinth garden in the middle of nowhere. It was in Fontanella, near Parma and it was called the Labirinto della Masone. It was made from 120,000 plants by Franco Maria Ricci,

a former book publisher. Simply amazing! I'm hoping to use this place as inspiration for one of my shirt designs soon!

Why work with artisans?

Kilometre celebrates the hands and the talented skills that artisans have. I feel comfortable leaving the manufacturing of our products in the hands of people who have traditional know-how, and have mastered their craft.

There are multiple countries in which we have our products manufactured, and this list continues to evolve as we meet new collaborators.

It allows me to work in Mexico, Morocco, India and learn about tribes and regions I am yet to discover.

What are you looking forward to most about having your collection exhibited at Scoop?

Scoop is an amazing show! It is a chance for UK and international buyers to discover our collection. The unique Saatchi Gallery location is quite fitting, with our garments often being described as works of art.

What is the best piece of advice you have ever been given?

I was hired to start Harpers Bazaar in France, so spent more than three weeks in the archives of Diana Vreeland. She always said it was compulsory to be curious and let your eyes travel‌ I've lived by this ever since!

There will be a special installation of Kilometre Paris at Scoop and a chance to meet Alexandra Senes from 4pm on Monday 29 January 2018. Kilometre Paris is stocked at The Place, Connaught Street, London.

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SCOOP DESIGNER: BLUGIRL FOLIES

The little sister to the brand Blumarine, Blugirl Folies was born in 2007. The creative vision of Anna Molinari, Blugirl Folies is a collection designed for the young, modern and dynamic woman. Blugirl Folies offers an energetic, rock and metropolitan product in a mix of glam and contemporary femininity.

The Blugirl woman identifies with fashion and glamour, with each collection exuding romantic and feminine prints. @blugirlfolies blugirlfolies.it

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SCOOP UNITES WITH ALEXA CHUNG’S S H O P P I N G P L AT F O R M V I L L O I D T O SUPPORT EMERGING DESIGNERS

Scoop – the UK’s leading boutique trade show and VILLOID – a new online fashion and creative style board platform co-founded by Alexa Chung, have joined forces to support emerging designers and offer a highly coveted space at Scoop to showcase some of the most popular emerging brands on VILLOID to retailers.

Alexa Chung, Co-Founder of VILLOID, says, “I love the thought that there’s a whole generation of talented kids out there, at universities and art schools. We don’t know who they are yet, but there’s the next Donatella or Coco sitting at a sewing machine right now with bleeding fingertips. VILLOID can give them the platform to reach their potential.”

VILLOID is a ground-breaking global online fashion platform praised by the likes of Elle, Forbes, The Sunday Times and Apple. VILLOID allows users from all over the world to shop over 4000 established brands and emerging designer labels, and also enables users to create ‘style boards’ featuring their favourite garments and inspirational images to build their own profile.

Karin Kaellman, CEO & Co-Founder of VILLOID, says, “VILLOID is all about authentic social endorsement. Our influencers and community share products they love with their followers, effectively making products viral. This completely free and organic exposure is invaluable to brands, especially young emerging names in fashion.”

Last month, Alexa Chung announced VILLOID’s new influencer shops hosted and curated by some of the world’s most stylish women and influencers including Alexa Chung, Pixie Geldof, Poppy Delevingne, Gia Coppola, Leith Clark and Anna Z Gray.

Scoop and VILLOID unite in their support of emerging talent within the fashion industry and this initiative is the beginning of a long-term joint ambition to support young designers.

Karen Radley, founder of Scoop, says, “We are very happy to join forces with Alexa Chung’s VILLOID at Scoop this season. Offering a platform for young brands is part of our DNA and our partnership with VILLOID will give the designers exposure to a new audience including an important network of buyers and retailers that can make a real difference to a relatively young business.”

The designers handpicked by VILLOID to showcase at the next edition of Scoop include Milk Tooth LDN and New York based fashion label VEDA.

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: SOFIE SCHNOOR, DESIGNER

R What is the background story to you and your fashion label?

I got into fashion as a child, with my parents running a small shoe chain selling fashion and custom-made Italian shoes in Denmark.

After joining art school and having a couple of different jobs in the fashion world, I started Sofie Schnoor age 26. Life as an independent person was always my goal.

Today we have our headquarters just outside of Copenhagen, and sell our Sofie Schnoor brands to over 500 retailers worldwide. We also own two flagship stores and 28 shop-in-shops in department stores in northern Europe.

What has been your greatest career achievement?

When we received the prestigious Børsen Gazelle award this year. The notable Gazelle award is given to companies that achieve positive growth and double their turnover over four consecutive

years. We are truly honoured by this recognition, and feel incredibly grateful that we can do what we love every day.

What is the secret to your fashion label’s success?

I design all the collections myself… it’s the personal touch that really helps!

What are you looking forward to most about exhibiting at Scoop?

We chose to exhibit at Scoop due to the concept being a fusion of fashion and art. That combination is something that I love, with much of my own inspiration being taken from the art scene.

Describe your fashion label in three words: Feminine, playful and cool.

@sofieschnoor_official sofieschnoor.com

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: ERNA LEON STOKES FOUNDER, MERCER7

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Founded by New York fashion designer Erna Leon Stokes, MERCER7 is an expertly curated online shopping destination which supports and collaborates with other creatives through a series of interviews and editorial features.

Erna will be at Scoop this season, picking out her favourite pieces as part of an exclusive MERCER7 edit.

Read on to learn more about MERCER7 and for a sneak preview of who Erna is looking forward to seeing at Scoop.

What’s the story behind MERCER7? How did it start?

I come from a fashion design background, but after becoming a mum I wanted to work in a flexible way around my family life.

During my maternity leave there were so many times that I would order clothes online and be disappointed with the quality or fit after receiving my order. I also thought that online shopping was becoming a bit saturated with way too many options. So I decided to create a focused space with a single aesthetic to make shopping easier for busy women. The aesthetic is minimal and effortless with

we got married and moved to London. After becoming a mum, I decided to take a career break. Two kids and four years later, I launched MERCER7 so I could be my own boss and work in a flexible way around my family life.

a bit a of a rock’n’roll edge. I select the finest pieces that are easy to wear and simple to style, so you don’t have to spend hours on end trying to search for the perfect outfit.

I like to think of MERCER7 a bit like an online personal shopper. I collaborate with brands and curate collections from high street to luxury, taking the hassle out of online shopping.

that are not in the market yet. Customers love a point of difference and not wearing something that everyone has got.

Describe the MERCER7 ethos…

Having a focus on slow fashion is very important to me, that’s why I only feature clothes that can last for a long time in both quality and aesthetic – representing style rather than trend. It’s about longevity and not throw-away fashion.

My mantra for MERCER7 is definitely ‘less is more’.

The collection is curated to work together seamlessly and allows women to easily build outfits and their own capsule wardrobe of key items for effortless style.

As part of the brand name suggests, No.7 represents a ‘collective consciousness’. I love interviewing inspiring people, championing other creatives and I love collaborating with brands who I admire.

What is your background?

I am Armenian, but was born in Georgia. I moved around a lot when I was little because both of my parents are musicians, but we finally settled in New York when I was 16.

I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in fashion design from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and started working for different brands as a designer. I absolutely loved everything about the design process from the initial sketches to draping, fitting and receiving my first samples. I still miss it, but styling and curating the collections are just as fun.

Then, after meeting an Englishman in New York,

Why is it important to visit trade shows?

For me, it is a great way to discover new brands, get to know them, get inspired and make connections.

If you are a retailer, it’s an amazing place to buy from emerging designers. Not only do you support them, but you have an opportunity to buy from collections

What do you love about Scoop? What sets us apart from other trade shows?

I love discovering all the emerging designers and brands every time I visit the show. It’s so refreshing seeing all the collections under one roof at one of the most beautiful locations in London. I am a big fan of the Saatchi Gallery so it’s a perfect space marrying together art and fashion.

What was your last fashion purchase?

A Little Liffner Saddle bag from Net-A-Porter in grey croc effect leather with gold hardware details.

Most treasured fashion possession?

My Laurie Lee biker jacket and Burberry coat. Oh and I’ve got this vintage Elsa Schiaparelli jacket, which I treasure.

Describe your personal fashion style in three words?

I’d like to think it’s effortless, minimal and a bit rock’n’roll, just like my brand aesthetic.

Who are you looking forward to seeing at Scoop this season?

I’m looking forward to seeing Second Female, Rails, Twist & Tango, along with Alexa Chung’s VILLOID stand and her selection of emerging designers. Also, I’ve seen Dom Goor is showing at Scoop this season, I own a pair of their stretch leather leggings and they are my absolute favourite.

@mercer7official mercer7.com

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: DEA KUDIBAL, DESIGNER

What is the background story to you and your fashion label?

I was born into a family of artists and bankers and my heritage gave me a creative mind and a natural flair for business. After finishing my design studies in Copenhagen, I continued my studies in the UK at London College of Fashion, where I received a BA in Fashion Management.

Feminine prints, playful colours and flattering silhouettes became key elements in my designs and, after founding the company in 2003 with an exclusive scarf collection, it was natural for me to extend the collections with a fashion line.

have worked with the concept of a fusion between the more graphic expression and the feminine and organic feel. We looked into pictures that expressed that fusion between the feminine organic bodies of females, combined with the different graphic shades that create the texture on their skin.

We also wanted to make sure that one could combine our feminine prints and styles with the more graphic prints so that one gets that perfect fusion in an outfit as well.

We have created a collection where it is easy to put together a strong graphic look, a super feminine outfit or a perfectly balanced combination of both.

Describe your fashion label in three words‌ Sophisticated, feminine and eclectic.

What has been your greatest career achievement?

To me the journey is an achievement in itself.

Fourteen years ago, I sat down and designed a scarf in four different colour combinations.

Now we are creating full collections in the Dea Kudibal brand selling to 600 high-end

What is the inspiration behind your latest collection?

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multi-brand stores around the world.

What is the secret to your fashion label’s success?

Definitely keeping on going, even though it is tough sometimes. I have the best business partners one could dream of and we have been working together since we started Dea Kudibal in 2003.

What are you looking forward to most about exhibiting at Scoop?

Art has always been an inspiration in my designs. Therefore, I appreciate the iconic location at Saatchi Gallery, which creates a special ambience and enhances the experience for the visitors as well as the exhibitors. The broad range of international and locally based audiences make the environment interesting and dynamic. It is always a pleasure to exhibit at Scoop.

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: A N I T A VA U B E L , DESIGNER & V I C E P R E S I D E N T, VA U B E L

When did you launch Vaubel and what is the background story?

Vaubel Designs was founded in 1980 by Steve and Anita Vaubel who graduated with qualifications in Fine Art, focusing on painting and sculpture.

Where is your lovely collection stocked in the US? Stockists include Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Whitney Museum, Guggenheim, City Museum of New York and the Dallas Art Museum, to name a few.

Describe Vaubel in three words…

Sculptural, handmade, unique.

What is your favourite piece from your collection and why?

The shark tooth bone necklace. It’s cutting edge, refined, wearable and unique, all at the same time.

What is the secret to Vaubel’s success?

The secret is in the hand work. In the finishing process, our pieces reveal a clarity of form, that comes out of an extensive process of working with the metal to draw out their innate properties.

What are you looking forward to most about exhibiting at Scoop?

Scoop generates a lot of excitement in London and attracts a sophisticated, international clientele for the luxury market. We can’t wait to be part of this! @vaubeldesigns vaubeldesigns.com

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: L U C Y WA R D , C R E AT I V E B R A N D DIRECTOR, T R O U VA

Online platform Trouva is the home of over 350 independent boutiques where you can discover design-led fashion, lifestyle and homeware products.

Trouva’s team of curators handpicks the best products from the best boutiques, each with an individual and distinctive aesthetic, to ensure a high level of quality and uniqueness.

Read on to learn more about Trouva ahead of this season’s show, when it will host a special Buyers Breakfast exclusively for retailers.

What’s the story behind Trouva? How did it start?

Trouva was set up in 2015 by co-founders Mandeep Singh and Alex Loizou, who have backgrounds in retail and technology, and were therefore well placed to launch a platform that genuinely helps independent bricks-and-mortar boutiques thrive.

In launching Trouva they wanted to give independent retailers the same reach and digital economies of scale that bigger retailers have access to.

How would you describe the business ethos?

Our mission is to enable independent retail to thrive in the world’s creative neighborhoods. By providing

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boutiques with tech, we are building a thriving community of independent shops and shoppers united by a passion for unique products. We champion independent stores by merging the worlds of offline and online and giving them a global audience, whilst retaining their individual identities.

Our shoppers are united by a desire for difference. Uncovering design, fashion and lifestyle pieces that you can’t find on Oxford Street. They are resolutely anti-same and relentlessly anti-chain.

What was your background?

Prior to Trouva, I worked with a number of retailers including John Lewis and Net-a-Porter whilst at creative agency My Beautiful City, and at Jack Wills, where I was marketing manager for a couple of years.

Where do you find your inspiration?

Our community of boutiques provide daily inspiration for me. Behind the doors of the 400+ shops we work with are some of the most inspiring creatives and best buyers in the world. I also love going to shops such as Mag Culture and Liberia. I try and visit every month as my inspiration often comes from flicking through books and magazines.

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Why is it important to visit trade shows?

Trade shows are a fantastic way to keep on top of up-and-coming trends and emerging talent. They also provide an opportunity to meet the faces behind the brands and widen your database of contacts.

What do you love about Scoop? What sets us apart from other trade shows?

The selection of international brands and the incredible setting of the Saatchi Gallery. It’s inspiring to see the labels amongst the artwork.

Who are you looking forward to seeing at Scoop this season?

I always look forward to the inspiring mix of brands at Scoop but this year in particular I’ll be making sure not to miss the Australian footwear brand Sol Sana. It’s also a great opportunity to catch up with boutiques from the Trouva community, such as Nooki Design and Charli.

Do you have a favourite place to shop apart from Trouva… i.e. a fashion independent?

Plenty, but to name just two: Wild Swans, which has

the best selection of Scandinavian fashion in London, and Our Daily Edit in Brighton, which always seem to be ahead of the curve when it comes to international designers that are on the way up.

Describe your personal fashion style in five words?

Elegant with a Scandi twist.

Greatest achievement so far for Trouva?

Driving millions of pounds of additional revenue to our shops which would have otherwise ended up in the chains’ pockets. Making a real difference to our shopkeepers’ lives makes me proud of what we do.

What would you say is the secret to Trouva’s success?

The people, the challenge and the passion we have as a team to secure an independent future for our community of shops.

@wearetrouva @lucytward

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: A N D R E A S K L AU T Z S C H , C E O & C R E AT I V E D I R E C T O R , KENNEL & SCHMENGER

What is the story behind Kennel & Schmenger?

We are a company with a proud tradition that combines handcraft and zeitgeist in our manufacture.

Our manufacturing base in Pirmasens looks back on a long, innovative history in shoemaking. Kennel & Schmenger is now one of the last remaining factories in Germany that still produces locally.

Describe the Kennel & Schmenger collection…

Kennel & Schmenger has a distinctive handwriting that elevated it to become one of the key brands in the premium segment. With the collections’ variety within all product groups our styles convey both aesthetics and casualness. Over the years Kennel & Schmenger has gained essential experience, and this comprehensive know-how is used throughout all groups of products, like pumps, sneakers, sandals, boots and booties.

Who is your target customer?

The Kennel & Schmenger target customer is modern

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and casual with a sense of style and a passion for design, fashion and high quality. Our customers really love their shoes. The gratification and the confidence in our products are reflected in constant repurchases and a long-lasting brand loyalty. The collections are designed for fashion conscious women of all ages.

What do you spend the most time doing each day?

I spend most of the day at work in the factory. I love making shoes and I am involved in all the processes.

During the development process I am very often in the sample department – that is the fastest and best way to see if my design ideas are really paying off.

When people think about Kennel & Schmenger, what are the feelings and associations you want them to have?

They should think about quality, perfect fit, modern styles, craftmanship and tradition.

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SCOOP ON SCOOP: MR GREENBERG, PUG, MALIN + GOETZ

Mr Greenberg, from New York based skincare Malin + Goetz, has taken some time out of his busy doggy schedule to talk about his life, fashion and showcasing at Scoop this January Lovely to meet you Mr Greenberg... Would you say you're a dog that loves fashion?

One might actually say I'm a fashion hound! In fact, I never leave the house without my posh fawn and peppered, double-layered coat.

Tell us a little about yourself...

Well this is a bit of Dickensian story. I was née Moose to a subsistence farming family from the state of Vermont. I spent my formative years herding cattle, ploughing fields and in service as a hunting retriever.

It was a tough life for a small dog. At three years of age, I couldn't take it any longer, and made a dash from the farm. I ended up at the Vermont Green Mountain Pug Rescue, where I was quickly adopted

by Andrew and Matthew. They christened me Mr Greenberg, as “Ver Mont” is the bastardisation of the French word for green mountain, and Berg is the German word for mountain – and since I'd now be a New Yorker… Mr Greenberg. And my biological mother was Jewish.

Have you ever been to London or are you a NYC dog through and through?

I've not been to London... yet. I'm not psychologically equipped for a quarantine, and Andrew and Matthew can't seem to get their act together to get a chip inserted into my ever-flowing neck roll. I hear how much they adore London and I'm fairly certain that I would, too! From what I hear, there seems to be a lot more greenery in London than New York.

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Tell us a bit about the Battersea Dogs Home partnership? Do you have any friends there?

Malin + Goetz will be donating £1.66 from each bottle of their dog shampoo sold in the UK to Battersea Dogs Home. While I've never been south of the Thames, or north of the Thames for that matter, I have a very special bond with the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. I'm of course a product of a similar noble institution. If I was rescued by them, my name would probably Mr. La Mer de Battre. But, I digress – I don't know anyone there, but metaphorically I know everyone there. And I know Andrew and Matthew are very fond indeed of all the work they do.

What's your favourite Malin + Goetz product?

I'm not terribly egotistical, but I have to admit, seeing my silhouette on the Malin + Goetz Dog Shampoo does give me a special thrill. And my double layered coat and flowing neck rolls require the most luxurious of shampoos. So that's my favourite, paws down.

But now that it's cold and snowing, I like it when my parents rub a little lip moisturiser on my crusty nose to soften it up.

Malin + Goetz will launch their latest skincare and perfumery range at the Autumn/Winter 2018 edition of Scoop.

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SHOW DATES 28 - 30 January 2018

OPENING HOURS 9.30am – 6pm Sunday 9.30am – 6pm Monday 9.30am – 4pm Tuesday

ADDRESS Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, London, SW3 4RY

BUS 11, 19, 22, 49, 211, 319 (King’s Road).

11, 137, 211 (Lower Sloane Street).

TRAIN The nearest mainline railway station is Victoria.

It is a 10 – 12 minute walk from the gallery.

TUBE The Saatchi Gallery is a 3 – 4 minute walk from Sloane Square Underground (District and Circle lines) and a 10 – 12 minute walk from Victoria (Victoria, District and Circle lines).

HOTEL To help you plan your visit to Scoop, we have handpicked a selection of hotels located near to the Saatchi Gallery.

Our selection of hotels have all been personally reviewed.

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