Horn&More
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Sexy people love sexy objects. And apparently, sexy can be almost anything. Opened in 2008, Horn&More is the very first concept store in Warsaw. Quite rapidly, a scandalous newcomer on the city shopping scene has become an outstanding example of exquisite taste and sensuality. The idea of the store was conceived by two stylists and fashion journalists - Adam Gutowski and Adam Rybak, previously having been employed by Glamour and Cosmopolitan. The magazine Your Style has already named Horn&More as the best women's luxury store, bestowing it Fashion Excellence Award.
Etat Libre d'Orange fragrances, Eres lingerie and Mariage Freres teas. Its superb collection contains selected music CDs, cult movies, assortment of erotic items and toys, bijouterie, cosmetics, accessories, candles, incense sticks, as well as books and fashion magazines impossible to be found elsewhere on mass production flooded market. Pleasure for all five your senses is guaranteed. The store features daring yet well-thought-out décor - authentic furniture of the 50s, charming art deco style closet and fitting-rooms, enfolded in rosy-red drapes.
Horn&More is sited on Koszykowa Street, gradually turning into Warsaw's most stylish shopping area. Right next to it, Galilu showcases its exclusive fragrances and perfumery, and just a few more steps, and you will find Comme des Garcons.
ul. Chopina 5B
00-559 Warsaw, Poland
tel/fax +48 22 628 40 07
mob. +48 602 258 786
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