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�� Pulse strikes a balance between home grown talent and international exhibitors this year to ensure that retailers can fi nd top new products. Read on to fi nd out more... IN BRIEF Show: Pulse Date: 6 th - 8 th June, 2010 Venue: Earls Court, London Opening hours: Sunday and Monday 9:30am – 6pm, Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm Pre-registration: www.pulse-london.com Trade only Pulse is known as one of London’s most enjoyable exhibitions, with an invigorating atmosphere that is surely enhanced by the fact that it is a show that puts visitors in mind of a fun fi lled summer. Th is year, Pulse is set to play host to over 500 designers eager to meet the buyers in search of fashion, gift and interior accessories products that will set their store apart in the run up to the much anticipated new season. Th e show spans fi ve diff erent zones consisting of Fashion <strong>Accessories</strong> & Jewellery, Gift, Home, Bath & Body and Launchpad, with this edition of Pulse featuring new products from British designers as well as those from Japan, Denmark, Italy, France and Norway. Over 10% of Pulse is in fact now dedicated to international companies, with the East meets Pulse section of particular note, acting as a showcase of Eastern design from Japanesy. A portfolio of Israeli creativity will also be on show courtesy of designers who made their debut at Pulse last year. Launchpad is one of the most interesting areas at Pulse as it enables visitors to see new designs from talent hailing from the UK and overseas, with over 100 exhibitors confi rmed for the event. In addition to the Launchpad awards, this year Launchpad will include the ‘Selected by Central St Martins’ area, where the next generation of designers will have the opportunity to feature products that are ready to go in-store. Th is will be run alongside ‘Visually Odd’ a brand new initiative organised in conjunction with Curate 40, which enables designers specialising in illustration, print and product to showcase their work at Pulse. When making their way around the show, visitors can look out for the expanded Product GB trail to source British designed, made and manufactured products, whilst TV Presenter and eco champion, Oliver Heath, will return to support the accredited Pulse Eco Trail to enable buyers to source items that are ethically produced, sustainable and biodegradable or reusable. �� Pulse will also provide a seminar and surgery programme to help retailers discover the trends and technologies that will resonate with consumers tomorrow. Th is will be supported by free one-toone appointments with industry experts, who will be on hand to trouble-shoot individual business issues. Neil Gaisford, show director of Pulse, says of this year’s energised show: “As competition on the high street intensifi es, it is essential that stores off er their customers something unique and special; something to make their business really stand out from the high street. With this foremost in our minds, Pulse is committed to helping retailers discover leading brands, new design talent that they will not see at any other UK show and thousands of innovative new products that will get their business noticed.” Read on for our preview of products at the exhibition... ��
Lotusfeet Stand: S49 Tel: +44 (0)7786 387 906 Web: www.lotusfeet.co.uk Lotusfeet is a family business intent on providing quality, design led fashion accessories with a social conscience, working with cooperatives, individuals and small family businesses in the Philippines. New for 2010 is the company’s recycled collection, Ode to Nature, using discarded noodle packet wrappers which are turned into brightly beaded necklaces and bangles. Another collection from Lotusfeet uses a versatile material innovation, NATURESCAST®, which is a sustainable alternative to wood. Forest debris such as dry leaves and dead shrubs are bound using an odourless, water based glue, then the material is moulded to form necklace components, pendants and bangles. Lotusfeet also supports Go Green, a project set up to revitalise, replenish and preserve the natural resources on which the costume jewellery industry in the Philippines depends on. Disaster Designs Stand: M23 Tel: +44 (0)1323 441 444 Web: www.disasterdesigns. co.uk Funky company Disaster Designs has reached the fabulous age of 21 with a great range of lifestyle fashion accessories. Th e eye-catching Flutters and Fancies design has a cool Scandinavian feel where modern illustration meets appealing vintage styling that taps into current trends. Another successful capsule collection for Disaster Designs is the popular Pretty City London range, which pays homage to the capital with products that feature familiar landmarks and is inspired by travel, making the designs perfect for stylish journeys. �� RedDog Ltd Stand: S27 Tel: +44 (0)7515 539 029 Web: www.bagpod.com Eliash Jewellery Stand: Q26 Tel: +44 (0)208 560 2685 Email: information@eliashjewellery.com � Eliash Jewellery off ers a wonderful collection of vibrant designs in fashion-led colour combinations and is constantly updating its beautiful, silver set, semi-precious jewellery, holding over 500 designs. Th e company is well known for its signature Banded Agate collection in dazzling shades of pink, purple and green. New pendants for autumn 2010 include a baroque inspired pearl pendant adorned with rock crystals, a pendant with a shower of blue topaz fl owers, and a set of tiny crystal crosses. Th ese fresh designs are in addition to new combinations in all of Eliash Jewellery’s most popular designs, refl ecting the season’s colour predictions. Th e company has also expanded its range of rings and earrings to include new additions, such as a generously sized cushion cut design. RedDog Abergavenny is still making waves in the fashion accessories and gift market. At Pulse the company is launching its new autumn colours for the original BagPod handbag organiser and for the RedDog handbags, as well as this season’s limited edition leather BagPod style. In addition, RedDog is introducing the clever new BagPod Fusion design, which will bring a whole new dimension to handbag organisers and liners. ��
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