"The footwear designer's shop is transformed into a classroom where the syllabus includes talks, workshops and a 'Back to School' aesthetic and shoes that break all the rules. Flashing bright when they catch the light" Thank you to The World of Interiors Magazine and to Natalie Wilson.
Designer Tracey Neuls | International Women's Day
Travelling to Paris, we presented our new AW16 collection, Tracey’s 30th collection to date. Celebrating International Women’s Day, we sat in a Parisian cafe with a glass of Pernod and talked about being an international woman.
Interview with Shoe Designer Tracey Neuls
For INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY we are publishing a never seen before conversation with Tracey Neuls. It gives a very inspiring insight into the background of our favourite female footwear designer. Explaining what TN29 stood for and the ethos of it all. She has achieved so much, following her talent and vision. We are so incredibly proud to be wearing and working alongside her. We've said it before but the way Tracey Neuls designs is political! Her first priority is always for the wearer. To make you feel good and walk confidently. Follow in her footsteps, follow your dreams!
From historic half-timbered pubs opened in the 1600s, to button shops, tea merchants, hatters, and toyshops from the Georgian and Victorian periods and chic specialty shops opened in the twenty-first century, the establishments profiled in The Traditional Shops & Restaurants of London embody the city's spirit and embrace its history and strong sense of tradition.
Tracey Neuls Marylebone shop has 3 pages in the new book by Eugenia Bell called The Traditional Shops and Restaurants of London: A Guide to Century – Old Establishments and New Classics.
