exclusive designer sale soon on the Royal Mile

You can even you can create a designer boutiques day, without having to spend worrying about the credit card bill feared the end of the month. More than two decades, sales visited Edinburgh UK designer and founder, Elaine Foster-Gandy, a break to start a family, after a lapse of 10 years, sales figures creator stopped. The idea was created in the late 1980s to life and designers found themselves with surplus stocks after more than production. These items were usually sold in her studio for people who have worked in the industry at discounted prices. Elaine Foster-Gandy worked at the Jasper Conran brand in the Department of Press and noted that the people invited to the showroom to buy shares at the end of the season. There was not enough room to invite the general public and these sales were almost a "secret" of the industry away from those who do not work in fashion were locked. Foster-Gandy said: "I went and worked as a freelance designer and often went to borrow on more fashion houses clothes for photo shoots and found most of the designers had a lot of excess inventory that they were hoarding I had the idea of ??my own studio. where I could invite my fashion contacts and invite the general public. " The mystery and medicine to the general public has the idea in Soho, London. With queues along the road, all the material was collected, sold in two days. Elaine said: "I thought that if the Londoners like this idea, so why not go to the land I wrapped the stock in the back of a truck and drove to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool, Bristol, Bath and Brighton.." It's not just the public, the idea was to prove celebrities at events around the country that everyone loves a bargain like discovered fashion. Some parts are still only occasional drawings in one size left sold. Of all the cities in the UK to bring back Foster Gandy sales in the capital, after a call from a customer begging to come back the show. Foster-Gandy said: "I decided to come a day when the border was and fell in love with Edinburgh again and decided it was a good time to revive the road shows." DSUK are back on tour and visit Edinburgh Radisson Blu Hotel, Friday 2 and Saturday 3 November November. Day, it is first come, first serve basis, arrive early enough to ensure that you said your hands on the latest offerings from designers such as Foster-Gandy, "It's" Fashionistas "Dream Come True, brands designers amazing a snip of selling price to your home come. " VIP tickets for the event cost ￡ speed 30 and the sale that you to browse for an hour and to buy before arriving masses, is not only that the admission price is a goodie bag included at ￡ 75, a glass of champagne and good you ￡ 10 discount on purchases over 100 €. If you do not want to experience, VIP tickets available each day are at the door of the Radisson Blu Hotel on the High Street.