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Inspired by a display of traditional
Victorian fabric at the Victoria Albert Museum in London, Laura
and Bernard Ashley began printing textiles on their kitchen
table in 1953.
The prints, in the form of headscarves, were an instant success
and Laura Ashley was on its way to becoming an international
company with a brand recognized and loved around the globe. |
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Laura Ashley is known as the quintessential English brand,
synonymous with quality, creativity, and individuality; a mark
of timeless, relaxed living.
Today, Laura Ashley is focused on becoming the ultimate
destination brand for home products, women's wear and children's
wear.
Drawing on an over 50-year heritage, Laura Ashley collections
are made relevant with a refreshed color pallet and new twists
on traditional styles.
Strengthened by a strategic licensing operation in the U.S., and
a global retail presence that includes over 500 stores, Laura
Ashley has remained a brand that continues to be loved by
sophisticated women around the world.
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