I was in London fairly recently, and I came across a Laurelle shop in Oxford street no less! The sign was made out of plasticy fabric and tied on with string. You couldn't get in the shop to browse, cause it consisted of a bloke standing in front of a load of boxes, complete with microphone and portable p.a system....I ain't asking for £50, I ain't asking for £30 etc. Sadly I was hurrying to catch a train so didn't get to see any more of the spiel...but it's how exclusive perfume is usually sold in country...Why queue up in Harrods, John Lewis or Debenhams?
I was in London fairly recently, and I came across a Laurelle shop in Oxford street no less! The sign was made out of plasticy fabric and tied on with string. You couldn't get in the shop to browse, cause it consisted of a bloke standing in front of a load of boxes, complete with microphone and portable p.a system....I ain't asking for £50, I ain't asking for £30 etc. Sadly I was hurrying to catch a train so didn't get to see any more of the spiel...but it's how exclusive perfume is usually sold in country...Why queue up in Harrods, John Lewis or Debenhams?
Who is that person with him in the photo? She looks like a transvestite who hasn't quite got the hang of it
Poor Helen, she looks awful in that ugly dress
Far was on this morning giving us the whole Laurelle spiel... he was saying how they were a British brand based in Regents Park area who are
proud of their company, proud of their history and proud of their heritage, wot a load of bollocks as a little bit of investigating on tinternet
reveals that the company was name changed from 'simply perfume world' to 'laurelle london limited' regestered 09/06/10!
THEY MUST BE SO ****** PROUD OF THEIR 2 AND A BIT YEARS HISTORY AND HERITAGE!!!!!!! wot a joke
Hahahaha! Do you think the bid shopping buyer (P. Sherlock) strolled up in his Robin Reliant van and offered the bloke a deal?