From Jimmy Choo to Christian Louboutin, ladies can bag luxury designer shoes without the hefty price tag – thanks to the launch of the ‘pre-loved’ fashion site.

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The paper’s Enterprise pages today publish an interview with Maria, who’s fast-growing global companies, Rodial, and Nip + Fab, will turnover £15 million this year.

Maria has signed up London PR company PR Superstar to grow her profile on the business pages of UK media.

An intrepid journalist from The Mail on Sunday’s YOU magazine has accepted PR Superstar’s challenge to try out uber-tough Training in the Park fitness sessions.

Training in the Park, soon expanding to over 20 parks across London and run by our leading outdoor fitness client One Element, gets participants, men and women, lean and fit super quick, using rugby training techniques.

YOU’s Commissioning Editor will start scrumming down at the fitness sessions with a difference next week - she will reveal how she got on in a forthcoming feature in the award-winning YOU supplement.

Meanwhile, The Sun’s Diet and Fitness Editor is set to give Training in the Park a go later this year, when the sessions are launched UK-wide.

Journalist-run public relations consultants PR Superstar work across all business sectors, B2B and B2C, from aviation to property and lifestyle to luxury in London, Surrey and UK-wide. Contact us here to find out how we can help grow your profile and business using the power of PR.

Britain’s ‘iPod concierge’ aka former music producer Jason Osborne stars in this weekend’s The Mail on Sunday, after PR Superstar arranged the feature. Read the story here.

Entrepreneur Jason tells MoS Enterprise Editor Helen Loveless all about his growing iPod service. Being an ‘iPod concierge’ is big in the US – but relatively unheard of here – where the likes of Barack Obama, Justin Timberlake and Karl Lagerfeld actually employ people to load their iPods.

London-based Move2Digital is the UK’s ‘iPod concierge’ and they load the iPods, MP3s and mobile phones of the rich and famous, as well as business people, busy people and the ‘technophobic,’ with their favourite albums and tracks.

To find out more about a technology PR campaign for your business or organisation, contact PR Superstar here.

A new technology craze is soon to sweep the UK - and PR Superstar is at the helm of the PR campaign.

It’s relatively unheard of here, but popular in the States where the likes of Barack Obama, Justin Timberlake and Karl Lagerfeld have their own personal ‘iPod loader’!

Move2Digital boss and former music producer Jason Osborne is Britain’s ‘iPod concierge,’ as we have billed him to the press.

He and his team choose music and load tracks on to iPods, MP3s and mobile phones for ‘music rich, time poor’ individuals, including many celebrities such as England footballers and TV presenters.

Catch Technology Editor Mark Prigg’s story about Move2Digital in The London Evening Standard.

The ‘iPod concierge’ story has also stirred interest among Channel Five’s The Gadget Show who’s Editor is keen to feature the service on a future show, and Click, the BBC’s flagship technology programme, who have requested an interview with Jason; as well as BBC Radio Five Live, The Sunday Times, The Mail on Sunday; and Boys Toys, Classic FM and Gramophone magazines, who will run articles.

Leading UK HR business Pinnacle Proactive is looking forward to an exclusive interview with The Mail On Sunday’s Enterprise Editor Helen Loveless next week.

The Twickenham-based consultancy is staging a series of special recession-busting seminars, the next one taking place on 19th May 09 in Kingston, Surrey.

The interview was arranged by PR Superstar, a third exclusive with the top-selling Sunday paper in just a matter of weeks.

PR Superstar is a London-based PR consultancy with public relations clients in London, Surrey, UK-wide and internationally – contact PR Superstar on 020 8274 0807 to find out more about how we can help grow your profile and win you new clients using high-powered PR.

On the day it was revealed that the UK had officially plunged headlong into a recession, PR Superstar was happy to spread a bit of cheer among journalists.

A PR Superstar ‘good news’ media release was issued to the national press saying that despite the economic doom and gloom, there is hope out there!

The upbeat release highlighted how Hampton entrepreneur Peter Slaney aka ‘Mr Sunglasses’ had built a ’sunglasses empire’ in just 18 months. Direct Sunglasses UK now proudly ranks among the Top 3 on-line sunglasses retailers in the UK and sells one pair of sunglasses every 40 minutes nationwide.

Read our exclusive Mail on Sunday interview with Enterprise Editor Helen Loveless. The Sun will run a photo feature on Pete in their enterprise and business section too.

Global affairs magazine Monocle has requested an interview with the Direct Sunglasses UK boss after we sent them our ’superstar’ press release, which has also attracted a flurry of interest from BBC Radio Five Live, BBC London TV News and BBC London Radio to name but a few, who are keen to cover recession-beating stories. It just goes to show that it isn’t always bad news that wins the day!

PR Superstar is a London-based PR consultancy with public relations clients in London, Surrey, UK-wide and internationally – contact PR Superstar on 020 8274 0807 to find out more about how we can help grow your profile and win you new clients using high-powered PR.