i-on
Glasgow
this
month…
For anyone who has ever cringed looking back at their old
photo albums from the good old eighties, Sharon McKinley’s
been finding out why we can’t seem to get enough of this most
‘colourful’ of decades. For people too young to remember
wearing a ‘Frankie Says’ T-shirt, be prepared to be educated on
page 22 with insights into the Glasgow 80s scene from the likes
of Frank McAvennie and designer Spencer Railton.
Any boys out there who still own a ‘Frankie Says’ T-shirt, hang
your head in shame and go straight to page 08 to enter our
competition for a chance to win a £500 makeover at Fraser’s
new menswear floor. With new labels a go go, you’ll be spoilt
for choice.
The winner of last month’s bespoke corset from lingerie
specialists Boudiche was Danielle Collinge who picked up her
copy of i-on at Skypark.
Nicky Howden crosses the water to visit Belfast and find a city
full of surprises, chic ones at that. And if love is on your mind
the word is coffee, not cocktails is the new drink date choice.
Why? Let Susan Storie explain as she guides you through the
city’s best spots for getting cosy over a cappuccino. Just go NEW MENSWEAR DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN
easy on those chocolate sprinkles mind…
BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW
Until next month, enjoy i-on
Check out our brand new menswear department. The builders have
moved out and the hottest menswear collections have moved in. House
of Fraser’s menswear department has doubled in size, with the arrival
of exciting new brands, a new male grooming area and a personal
shopping service too. We’ve got a brand new look. Now it’s your turn.
Wilson Street Glasgow www.orro.co.uk
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