Open for business from Tuesday 1st November at Selfridges stores nationwide and Ted wants to celebrate! Watch this space for more info…
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It’s Rutting Season is over in London. Ted has found his adorable Doe in Kristina Šimnová and his dominant Stag in Damien Ryan. They win the £500 shopping spree.
You can see all the lovely specimens from London in Ted’s Rutting Gallery. Ted also had top Instagram photographer Mike Kus snapping away capturing the action. You can see all the behind the scenes shots here.
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So that’s it. It’s Rutting Season is over in Ted’s stores. Congratulations to all of the winning Does and Stags from Glasgow and Manchester – Danielle Gamble, Joseff Thomas, Phemie Beattie, and Aaron Osliff. Here they all are:
The real deer rut that inspired It’s Rutting Season, is taking place at the moment in Richmond Park – the location used for ‘Ted’s Worn To Be Wild’ AW11 look book shoot – and across the country. It’s an amazing sight and not to be missed – you’ve just got to be an early riser.
Everyone loves the August bank holiday. A weekend of sun (hopefully), 3 days off work and a whole host of festivals and events to choose from.
To celebrate, we’re offering free standard UK delivery* at our online store. Just enter promo code TED3EJIO7 at the checkout from Thursday – Monday, 29th August.
Terms;
Code is valid from 25th August at 00:00am and will expire on the 29th August at 11:59pm
Free Standard delivery on UK orders only* (*including Northern Ireland & Channel Islands.)
This offer does not apply to the purchase of Gift Cards.
This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other promotion.
This offer only applies to orders placed at www.tedbaker.com and does not apply to purchases made in our stores.
The Ted Baker Braintree store reopens this week on the 7th of April returning with a fresh new look. Pop into store between this Thursday and Sunday, spend £100 and you’ll receive a gift from Ted.*
What’s more, Ted will also be serving complimentary drinks in store, so join them for a tipple or two** while you browse the gorgeous Spring collection new in store this week.
*Thur 7th – Sun 10th, while stocks last.
**ID required, drinks will be served at the discretion of management.
Image source: www.kramweisshaar.com
For something fun and free to do this weekend, head to Trafalgar square for Outrace.
Billed as the centrepiece of this year’s London Design Festival, this robotic arm installation will encourage visitors to get interactive and creative with their own light-inspired artworks.
It opened yesterday and will run until next Thursday 23rd, so why didn’t we tell you about this sooner? Well we were too busy shouting about our current free delivery offer online, and that’s something else fun and free to do this weekend.
(photo source: V & A museum website)
It’s officially school holidays and kids across the country will be heading off for organised summer fun. Well tonight and tomorrow, the V&A are hosting their very own summer camp, for all you grown up kids to get in on the action.
Their inaugural summer camp offers the perfect chance to get your creative juices flowing; as you explore a host of different design processes with leading designers, artists and makers.
So get your pens and pencils at the ready, and visit the V&A website for full details of what’s going on
We all know you can’t judge a book by its cover, and the London Word Festival is no exception. Over the next few weeks wordsmiths, storytellers, musicians, comedians and artists will come together to celebrate their love of language.
This Sunday sees the opening of The Chip Shop, a temporary screen printing workshop, conceived and manned by the Henningham Family [Read more…]
Tomorrow sees the opening of French artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot’s first solo exhibition in the UK, and we know you’ll be tweeting about this.
Trained as a musician and composer, Boursier-Mougenot takes inspiration from the [Read more…]
Tired of the same old story? Well rediscover the joys of storytelling with YARNFest.
Kicking off tomorrow, this 5 day festival is dedicated to challenging our preconceptions of storytelling, whether in film, music, theatre or literature.
The aptly named, The Book Club and The Queen of Hoxton in East [Read more…]
If you’re someone that thinks modern art is a load of rubbish – then you’re going to love Art Bin.
Over the next six weeks, hundreds of paintings and sculptures by artists both famous and unknown will be ceremoniously dumped into a 600m3, see-through [Read more…]
