If you went to school in the noughties and the early 2010s, you will remember one eccentric fashion label loved by lots of Liverpool schoolgirls.
Years ago, it become one of the go-to labels for the trend conscious girls of Merseyside. Inspired by the New York urban hip/hop and graffiti scene of the 80s, the Paul’s Boutique label could be seen on everything from quilted jackets to bags, statement tees and more.
The London born brand, which first broke through in the early 2000s, prided itself of incorporating a dose of British eccentricity into its designs. At one point, Paul's Boutique was everywhere and became known for its bold colours and eye-grabbing colour and pattern combos.
