Your Favourite '90s High-Street Store Has Just Completely Upped Its Game
We're sure you think of Warehouse as fondly as we do. Throughout the 1990s, this high-street stalwart was our trusted source of going-out tops, party dresses and snappy workwear. True shopping aficionados will no doubt recall their first-ever Warehouse purchase with great clarity: I'm certain mine was a pinstripe pencil skirt—a top choice as a teenager trying with all her might to look entirely sophisticated.
While the store has remained a part of the Great British retail scene, the big changes that have been afoot at HQ over the past few months will put the destination at the very centre of your fashion radar once more. The shift first started when Warehouse announced two key new appointments: Alasdhair Willis as brand consultant (who is also Hunter's creative director and husband to Stella McCartney) and Emma Cook as design director (you will no doubt recognise the name from her eponymous label).