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Blomfield Showroom Spring/ Summer 2012/13 Media Preview
May 31st
Sheryl May 'Bloom with a view' dress
Earlier this week the Blomfield Showroom launched the new Spring/ Summer 2012/13 ranges to key Auckland media, stylists and celebrities with an exquisite afternoon at one of Auckland’s most premium fine dining arenas, Kermadec Fine.
Guests were invited to peruse new season collections from Sheryl May, Loobie’s Story, Canterbury of New Zealand, MENA, Kagi jewellery, Egoist, Ooby Ryn and MisteR for the duration of the afternoon, while a catwalk show highlighted some of the key looks for the season, completed with shoes from Mi Piaci, makeup by Bella Vi and hair styling by French Revolver.
Moet & Chandon served up the champagne while Kermadec provided the most divine canapés for our special guests.
To complete the afternoon of decadence, guests departed with a goodie bag nothing short of amazing, thanks to our fantastic product sponsors including:
- Candles of New Zealand
- Te Waihou Water
- Molly Woppy
- House of Chocolates
- Tebe and Olive bodycare
- toasted espresso
Visit our Facebook page for a full gallery of images from the event thanks to our mates at Snapstarlive.
For more information, images or sample enquires, please contact showroom@paulblomfield.com
Showroom Complete! All labels inhouse and ready for dispatch
Feb 1st
The Blomfield Showroom at 105 Nelson Street is in place and ready to serve. We’ve given the showroom a lick of paint, installed the lovely Christina in the reception and hung all the labels in their places.
Our office: The old green building on the corner of Cook and Nelson Sts - parking on the right., Freemans Bay, Auckland
Just to recap, Paul Blomfield PR is now managing a number of the labels of Coco PR – in what we’re calling Blomfield Showroom.
Over the next week, you’ll be seeing updates to our website and information on new labels and opportunities.
If you’re seeking information, images, releases or styling assistance for Loobie’s Story, Julie Eynon, Kagi, Ketz-ke, Mena, Michelle Yvette, Ooby Ryn, Sheryl May, Silverdale Knitwear or Revel, please contact us directly on (09) 377 1747 or email : showroom@paulblomfield.com.
For Bella Vi Pure Minerals, brady, Caroline Moore, DOOSH, Elusiv, HOTmilk, Rembrandt, Sable&Minx, Sarah Riley, Scala, Wayward Heir, Zeema, please contact Miranda Likeman as usual, on (09) 815 5040, or email: miranda@cocopr.co.nz
Feel free to call in. We’ve got parking at the side of the building (enter off Nelson) and we’re here most hours, most days.
Any questions, please contact Jill: (09) 377 1747 or jill@paulblomfield.com. More >
Merging is the New Black: Two Top Fashion PR Companies Join Forces
Jan 25th
There&s been a silver lining to the perils of success for Auckland based fashion PR agent Miranda Likeman of Coco PR.
Paul Blomfield, Jill Blomfield and Miranda Likeman
As of February 1st a business merger has enabled her to join forces with her former mentors and industry experts Paul and Jill Blomfield as well as accept an in-house position with design house Urban Creative.
Starting on February 1, 2011, the two respected PR agencies created a ‘super agency&, with both offices maintaining separate client lists.  Paul Blomfield PR has taken on many of the Coco clients requiring showroom representation and assistance with exporting, while Likeman, in her showroom at Urban Creative in Morningside, will retain Doosh, Sable & Minx, Brady and Rembrandt, alongside other clients on her books that don&t require showroom space.
Likeman will continue involvement over the strategizing of range releases and various projects for the Blomfield  based clients due to her depth of knowledge of them, but this will slowly become only a part time endeavour for her.
Likeman started Coco PR with her former business partner in January 2007, after years as a magazine editor and fashion journalist. “My business partner and I met while she was the Fashion Editor and I was Deputy Editor of a magazine,†says Likeman. “As editors, we found dealing with many PR companies difficult, time consuming and at times, frustrating. More >
