North East Fashion Label Shines Alongside Greggs and Fenwick in Major Recognition
The North East fashion label Terry de Havilland has garnered significant recognition as it celebrated its 50th anniversary. The event took place at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead, bringing together prominent figures from fashion, design, and business.
Recognition of Enduring Success
North East Mayor Kim McGuinness highlighted the brand’s “enduring success and creativity” during the celebration. She noted that Terry de Havilland has thrived since its establishment in the region, gaining national and international appeal. The brand stands alongside other iconic North East names, such as Greggs and Fenwick.
A Stellar Evening of Celebration
- The event featured the unveiling of a unique Aston Martin inspired by the brand’s famous Zap Pow shoe.
- The Aston Martin model was previously worn by international star Amy Winehouse during her 2007 tour.
- Darren Spurling, managing director of Terry de Havilland, expressed pride in the distinct design that merges classic British craftsmanship with the brand’s bold aesthetic.
Charitable Contributions and Collaborations
The evening also included the launch of a limited-edition handbag created in collaboration with Greggs. This product combined two beloved regional brands and drew enthusiastic bids, raising over £2,000 for local charities.
Continued Engagement with the Community
For those who missed the celebration, Terry de Havilland has launched a pop-up shop at Fenwick in Newcastle, allowing consumers to engage with the brand’s offerings. This ongoing presence underscores the label’s commitment to the local community and its creative legacy.
