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Webby Wednesday: ThreadsStyling.co.uk

Threads Styling is a London based fashion concierge that shop in London, Paris, and NY and then ships to the rest of the world. They were established in 2009 and were the first in their field to concentrate solely on fashion as a concierge. Primarily they source luxury designer pieces for their clients from Ready-to-Wear to Couture as well as the more fashionable items from the high street such as COS. They are also specialists in sourcing those hard to find and "sold out" items on their client's wish list and have contacts to assist with any and all Hermes, Celine, Chanel requests for example and also the high street collaborations such as Maison Martin Margiela as these are often high demand requests. Ultimately they can source any fashion item at all.

And that's not all, they also offer bespoke styling services and take their clients out on shopping trips when they are in London or Paris and on request to NY. Their styling services as well as personal shopping include make-up personal shopping, bridal styling, and wardrobe refreshes.

They are now also working in partnership with other concierge services, such as Quintessentially and Claridges Hotel, to source any fashion related item for their clients.

Find out more about Threads Styling by clicking here.



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