Madrid based retailer Isolée has entered into a joint venture with premium Spanish department store El Corte Inglés. Founded in 2005, Isolée has four concept stores located in Madrid, which operate on a similar philosophy to 10 Corso Como in Milan, or Colette in Paris, by bringing together a blend of niche fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands from around the world. In 2006 Isolée also launched its first online store at www.isolee.com.

Isolée joins El Corte Inglés
The Madrid based retailer Isolée has entered into a joint venture with El Corte Inglés
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