Dolce & Gabbana flagship store by Ateliers Jean Nouvel
March 11th, 2021 – By Retail Design Blog
March 11th, 2021 – By Retail Design Blog
February 18th, 2021 – By Dezeen
Random Studio devised a spatial listening experience inspired by the neighbouring Hyundai Card Music Library.
An increasing number of fashion brands are choosing to ditch overt marketing ploys and instead draw in consumers by offering sensory-driven experiences, the pop-up being an effective vehicle to do so.
The brand pop-up runs in parallel to the product display in the Bottega Veneta store next door. Silvery mirrored surfaces and inflatables, produced by Warms Korea, play their sensory-evoking role there, too, inviting visitors to see and feel the vibrant garments and accessories merchandized carefully atop and around them.
14 January 2021 – By XIAN XIANG DESIGN
Par Retail Design Blog
Continue reading “FUTURIST RETAIL BY EXTERNAL REFERENCE”While the majority of luxury markets worldwide are slowly recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic, China has effortlessly bounced back, demonstrating its status as the leading market for luxury goods. This is a simple fact that most high-end brands have taken to heart for some time now. Only a few make an extra effort to capitalise on this market’s dynamic and Burberry is following this path.
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