Over the last few days we’ve been busy getting ready for the greatest pyjama party of all time. Naturally, the event was accompanied by all the ‘must-haves’: music, dancing, fun and laughter, colour, balloons, adventures and loads and loads of pyjamas.
We watched Madrid and Barcelona fill with outfits designed for dreaming in, featuring a wide range of prints and all the colours of the rainbow.
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011 - category: w's news
Change the world? Me? And why not?
At last the world is starting to realise that there’s an alternative form of consumerism.
It’s taken us all quite a while to grasp what sustainability really is, and whilst each of us has our vision, at least we all seem to share the same goal: a better world.
As fashion designer Vivienne Westwood said, “Conformity is one of the symptoms of a civilisation in decline! If we’re all thinking the same, then we’re not thinking”.
Life is all about starting over! Coming up with new ideas; changing little things that can make a big difference “redoing our way of doing things” as a famous brand of sportswear once urged us.
Lots of people are taking on board this new concept and reinventing their lifestyle.
Tuesday, September 27th, 2011 - category: w's news
The Vogue Fashion’s Night Out turned Madrid into a real catwalk, with stores open until midnight with all sort of surprises. The city became more fashionable than ever!
women’secret was one of the stars last night. Our store in Serrano was full of fun, music and mojitos.
Thursday, September 8th, 2011 - category: w's news
Vogue Fashion’s Night Out is one of the world’s biggest fashion events which takes place simultaneously on the streets of all the major international capitals. And this year we’d like you to see you there!
It’s an evening when city centre stores will remain open from 8 p.m. till midnight. The streets will be packed with exclusive events, surprises, gifts and above all oodles of fun with celebrities and fashion professionals.
On 30 June, the w’s store on Orense Street in Madrid became a temporary concert venue for an unplugged session by Russian Red, who played several of the tracks from her recently launched second album, Fuerteventura. It was a fun, unique and special evening and everyone had a great time. Since only a few fortunate fans were able to attend, we’d like to share it with you.
In the last few years, singer and composer Russian Red (Lourdes Hernández) has become one of the biggest names on the Spanish music scene. With just her guitar and inspired by a wide range of musical styles, she decided to upload her songs onto the Internet, just as a hobby. She never dreamed that it would give her the opportunity to make a career out of her love of composing. Her first album, “I Love Your Glasses”, was a real success and got her known. And in May this year she presented her second album, Fuerteventura, recorded in Gasglow with Toni Doogan (David Byrme or Mogwai executive productor) and along with some of the Belle &Sebastian music players, that will be launched in 18 countries around the word in 2011.
Wednesday, July 6th, 2011 - category: w's news
Yes, we are in front of the fifth and last love story that we have selected for you to celebrate this 2011 Valentine’s Day. “Obstacles”, by Alicia Aguilera de Miguel. Because we all know what a true love means, and that along with it, there usually little obstacles that need to be overcome…
Saturday, February 19th, 2011 - category: w's news
The fourth winner from our Valentine’s Day Dreams competition
We’re leaving stories behind so today we’ll check the fourth of the winning love stories. Mónica Correa show us the importance of every moment in our lives in its “Coincidences do exist”: should you take the bus… or should you have a walk? Think about it! 
Friday, February 18th, 2011 - category: w's news
This is the third story we have selected. Eva Domínguez recommends us to dream day and night with its “To be continued…”. And we’re so sure that her new love will continue forever! Both, destiny and fairies will help us in this arduous finding of true love.
Thursday, February 17th, 2011 - category: w's news
The second of the winning love story out of our competition is “One loaf of bread for a kiss”, by Nuria Lucas Calvo. Both, romance and food have always been difficult issues during war time, but, as she narrates to us “love takes no account of age, class or ideology”.
Wednesday, February 16th, 2011 - category: w's news
As promised, we are publishing the best five love stories from our Valentine’s Day competition all along this week. The first one is “The photograph of Esteban Prazská”, by Alejandra Vanessa Jurado. A picture speaks thousand words and it takes us back in time, rekindling our passions…
Tuesday, February 15th, 2011 - category: w's news
