As I am sure all you VM bunnies are aware, it was the VM and
Display Show last week. Now in its 24th year, it is the longest running exhibition, dedicated
solely to the visual merchandising industry. Dispite the fact that i exceed said show in VM experience by some years, i do like to make sure that i keep up to date with the progressive nature of vm trends, technologies and movements. I may be a store dummy, but I simply will
NOT be left on the shelf!
My own reflection greeted me upon arrival at the Business Design Centre in North London's Islington, along with a question which provided food for thought... ‘are you creating the right image?’ As I stood pondering looking in the circus like mirrors, I took a closer look at my unchipped petal-pink paint finish, perfectly styled wig, and flawless makeup and came to the conclusion that the artistic team behind my image, do in fact succeed in a rather fabulous job!
My own reflection greeted me upon arrival at the Business Design Centre in North London's Islington, along with a question which provided food for thought... ‘are you creating the right image?’ As I stood pondering looking in the circus like mirrors, I took a closer look at my unchipped petal-pink paint finish, perfectly styled wig, and flawless makeup and came to the conclusion that the artistic team behind my image, do in fact succeed in a rather fabulous job!
Moving on, and entering the exhibition I caught up with some
industry chums, met some new kids on the
block, chin-wagged with industry publications and browsed the isles bursting with
creativity. Here are some of the show highlights...
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| 100% recycled acrylic from Pennant |
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| Mouth watering props from replica |
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| Vibrant vinyls from VGL |
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| 'Booming' marvellous installation from Matt Wingfield studio |
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| Gradute student concepts for Diesel |
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| Setting a picturesque scene at colourlink |
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| All aboard the STYLO train |
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| And last but not least DZD were delightfully decorated |
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