All that glitters is Guess!

Nothing sums up the ‘power’ decade and the early Nineties quite like Guess! – who can forget the triangular Guess! symbol and the parade of beautiful faces and bodies, pouting seductively from the glossy magazine ads? Names like Carre Otis, Claudia Schiffer, Drew Barrymore, Naomi Campbell and the late, tragic Anna Nicole Smith, all of whom became indecently famous, largely off the back of Guess!’s famous marketing campaigns.

  Guess! was thrown into the super league in the early Eighties with the launch of it’s ‘3 zip Marilyn’ jean – the sexiest pair of jeans ever to hit New York and the entire collection sold out within hours. From a sassy pair of jeans, an international brand was built.

The company headed up by French siblings, the Marciano brothers, combine an all American style   with a dash of European flair which has become the blueprint for every offering the label serves up.

Watches are dear to the Guess! label being one of the first products the company sold way back in 1984, and in 2004 Guess! celebrated the twentieth year of it’s watch collection by issuing a special addition watch. The same year the company expanded it’s accessories portfolio considerably. In line with their glamorous outlook, the Guess! watch collection is as eye-catching and as playful as the world has come to expect. 

In the dim and distant past the majority of the range was made of steel... not so now. The introduction of gold, silver and diamonds has created a dazzling aura around the watches and boosted their retail price somewhat too! A number of Guess! watches retail in their thousands as the company battles it out with labels such as D&G and Fendi at the top end of the market. However luckily for the less fortunate among us, Guess! haven’t lost the common touch and are able to combine style with affordability to offer us a stunning range at around the hundred mark, which’ll keep even the sourest of pusses gleeful and certainly the ugliest of wrists beautiful! 

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