Category: visual merchandising
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Selfridges Denim Devolution: Browse the Pinterest Gallery
Destination denim stretched its legs and stepped out as the World’s largest dedicated denim studio. No idle fascination this 2500 square metres throws a curved ball at the conventions of category collections with Selfridges claiming jeans from £11 to £11,000 in a range of over 11,000 pieces. Denim journeys unfold past acrobatic mannequins and parades…
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Balancing Act Up and Running: Go Directly to Sports
She Runs. He Runs.” is a new proposition on the footwear floor of Sports Direct, the discount leader in the European sports market. Regularly criticised for its level of expertise and service, particularly in the footwear world where technical information and brand communication is essential in the buying process, it has teamed up with…
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Cap in Hand: A New Era in Headwear
To be head and shoulders above a crowded category requires dominance of range and unparalleled choice. A New Era has dawned in the competitive market for souvenir and sporting caps inspired by the vast array of US sporting franchises whose merchandisers market everything from replica kits, memorabilia and the ubiquitous baseball cap. The central…
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Breaking the Mould: Camper’s Creative Footprint
Original DNA, the USP of Camper, pervades every inch of the customers’ experience, maximising every foot with fun and flamboyance. Step into Serrano to see the retailer cleverly communicate both democracy of choice as well as the celebration of the individual that earmarks the timeless Pelotas, the ingenious Twins, as milestones on Camper’s road…
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Legs 11: Selfridges Denim Devolution takes Shape
Selfridges destination denim stretched its legs and stepped out as the World’s largest dedicated denim studio. No idle fascination this 2500 square metres throws a curved ball at the conventions of category collections with Selfridges claiming jeans from £11 to £11,000 in a range of over 11,000 pieces. Denim journeys unfold past acrobatic mannequins…
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The Streets of London – Primark paving Oxford Street with gold!
OMG for HMV. 9000sqm of fashion oxygen was injected into the East side of Oxford Street with the opening of the retailers second flagship store in central London on the site of what was once HMV. One year on, and with an extension looming the Primark band-wagon shows little sign of slowing, and why should…
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Kaleidoscope Kiko: Colour with Confidence
The Kiko Kaleidoscope engulfs the assortment of sunglassed shoppers, adding sparkle and excitement, converting bright young things into dark heroines. Colour blindness soon recedes to an appreciation of order and authority in regimented rows of ranges and categories coordinated and segmented by size, colour and collection. Kiko carefully controls its space avoiding the chaos…
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Varvatos Momentus : A Genus Genius
New York is awash with John Varvatos, from Converse collaborations to the distressed corners of Bloomingdales. However on the eastside of the city discover the brand in its natural habitat lurking to surprise anyone passing The Bowery. The store is a temple to Rock ‘n’ Roll evoking the steamy atmospheres of underground clubs and crowded…
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From Boys to Men: Mango comes of Age
Fashion credentials do not always translate easily between genders. Particularly when a dominant female perception has been built for many years, the move to menswear can be difficult and delicate to position. Ironically the stronger the female brand, the more successful the style, the fashion and the focus, then the more difficult for menswear to…
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