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Coco Republic has launched Australia’s first Timothy Oulton standalone concept store, and they did so with all the pomp and ceremony you would expect from the British brand.

BY owen Lynch

July 24th, 2013

Newly located at 488 Church Street in Richmond, over 250 architects, interior designers and Melbourne VIPs were treated to a sophisticated English Gentlemen’s Club themed cocktail evening, complete with on-duty Queens Guards at the entrance and roaming British bulldog puppies.

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