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Friday 05 November 2010 12:11 am

FASHION NEWS IN BRIEF

By: KCS-content

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TIFFANY COMES TO THE WHARF
Canary Wharf workers are in for a treat, with the opening of a Tiffany & Co. boutique at Cabot Place. Set to open on 12 Nov, the store – London’s ninth – will be in the Cabot Place East mall and occupy 2,000 square feet. To celebrate, Tiffany will be giving out free coffee to commuters from 7AM on the day.

PAPHITIS NAMES LINGERIE ENTERPRISE
Entrepreneur Theo Paphitis has announced that his new lingerie brand will be called Boux Avenue. It will be mid-market and designed to compete with Marks and Spencers. Paphitis wants to open in 30 shopping centres from next March and the line will also be available online at bouxavenue.com.

LEVI’S LAUNCHES SUSTAINABLE JEANS
Levi’s has announced a big move towards sustainability, introducing more than 12 classic styles in its new Water

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