Fcuk Her Eau de Toilette - 100 ml

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a b c Wood, Zoe (15 March 2010). "French Connection sells Nicole Farhi as losses mount". The Guardian . Retrieved 1 October 2014. While the revival of the UK brand's fortunes in the 1990s has been attributed to the success of the FCUK logo, it has had mixed financial fortunes during the 2000s, reflected in its poor share prices in the UK. [18] After reportedly losing market share to rivals such as Zara, Topshop and ASOS – with some analysts suggesting its pricing was out of step with other competitor brands – its position improved in 2014. [5] [18] As of 2014 [update] the French Connection brand had 131 stores in the UK and Europe. [19] Worldwide operation [ edit ] Fcuk Her and Fcuk Him (2003) – Original women's perfume by Zirh/Shiseido and men's perfume by James Krivda. French Connection distributes its branded womenswear and menswear through a network of owned stores, through franchised stores in major markets around the world, through concessions in department stores in the UK and also through other multi-brand retailers. [2] French Connection also has a variety of licensed products, including eyeglasses, sunglasses, toiletries, shoes, jewellery and watches, which are sold through its own stores and specialist retailers, such as Boots and Specsavers. [20] Other brands in group [ edit ] French Connection shares boosted by surge in sales". BBC. 14 April 2014 . Retrieved 1 October 2014.

Armistead, Louise (20 October 2013). "zigzag pattern that is French Connection". Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 1 October 2014.The success of the branding in raising French Connection's profile led to similar tactics from other organisations. French Connection launched a trademark infringement case in the London High Court challenging the owner of "First Consultants UK Ltd", a computer company, over its use of the "fcuk" initialism. The case found that the Internet Domain fcuk.com was registered prior to French Connection applying for the UK Trademark and its claim for passing off was dismissed. Mr Justice Rattee refused to grant an injunction, describing French Connection's use of the initialism as "a tasteless and obnoxious campaign." [14] [15] The company threatened legal action against the political youth organisation Conservative Future, which had briefly adopted the spoof abbreviation "cfuk" (short for "Conservative Future UK"). [16] A French Connection store in Toronto, Ontario, Canada fcuk in Vaughan Mills Mall, Canada Spoil your special someone with a scent they’ll love. Explore our selection of perfume gift sets that come complete with scented body lotions, shower gels and different fragrances. If you're looking for Easter gifts that they'll love, these sets are an excellent idea.

Other brands currently within the group include Great Plains, Toast and YMC. Former brands include Nicole Farhi. [3] Brand history [ edit ] French Connection represents the majority of French Connection Group's revenue (some 88 per cent in 2014), however it owns a number of other clothing/homewear brands, including YMC, Great Plains and TOAST. [2] [5] Toast now has twelve UK stores. [21] [ needs update] Perfumes [ edit ] Fcuk Friction Her and Friction Him (2012) – Women's perfume includes notes of coconut and vanilla, men's includes citrus. [22]

For an exclusive and timeless aroma, trust a Tom Ford perfume to make a bold impression. Presented in a sleek and fancy body, the perfume combines layered accents to give you a long-lasting scent. French Connection share price jumps as it unveils plans to sell premium lifestyle brand Toast". The Independent. 9 April 2018 . Retrieved 29 December 2018. In 2017, French Connection appointed two new independent directors, after facing pressure from investors. [7] In February 2017, Sports Direct bought Schroders' 11% stake in French Connection. [8] Fcuk Connect Her and Fcuk Connect Him (2007) – Men's and women's ranges with base notes including musk. Krieger, Candice (1 March 2012). "Mr 'French Connection' means business". Jewish Chronicle . Retrieved 1 October 2014.