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Opinion: Say hello to the new face of beauty retail

Inside Retail

Many beauty retailers are reliant on physical experiences, but as we remain in lockdown, savvy brands are reimagining how to deliver new engaging experiences virtually by leveraging new technologies. Reimagining the physical store . Shoppers are also able to book physical sessions with Shiseido’s hair and makeup artists in the Salon.

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More brands are jumping on the Pride bandwagon. Is that a problem?

Inside Retail

Earlier this month, Champion ANZ launched its first-ever Pride range, which was created in collaboration with queer artist collective Sissy Studios. Meanwhile, Queensland-based activewear brand LKSD has reimagined some of its best-selling products with rainbow colours for its first-ever Rep with Pride collection.

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Flying into the future: Step inside Pan Am’s flagship store in South Korea

Inside Retail

When someone mentions Pan Am, most people think of the former US airline that Leonardo DiCaprio portrayed in the hit film “Catch Me If You Can” as a con artist disguising himself as the airline’s pilot. The store also presents a series of content collaborations with local artists and labels, such as Nuri Yeon, Playmobil, and Arc.N.Book.

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DesignWanted awards Junu Kim’s Instagram-inspired car concept at Pininfarina’s “New Dreams for a New World” competition

Design Wanted

The competition brief invited students from 15 prestigious international schools to reimagine “what human experiences will be like in the New Normal.” It could be a space for artists and creators who can exhibit their work wherever they want to go.”. “I

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10 Compelling Shoe Store Designs

Barber Design

A vast neon sign by Canadian artist Kelly Mar states: “I Called Shotgun Infinity When I was Twelve” emphasising the irreverence and playfulness of the brand. Hexagonal tube lighting is suspended from the high ceiling, complemented with hexagonal display units on the floor -both echoing the brand signage and logo. Likelihood.

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A tribute: How Issey Miyake changed the way we saw and wore fashion

Inside Retail

But his work allowed much of the world to reimagine itself through clothing. Miyake arrived in Paris shortly after Kenzo’s “ Jungle Jap ” clothes had made waves, with their bright colours and unexpected patterns based partly on Japanese artistic traditions. Japanese fashion revolution. The Japanese revolution in fashion was commencing.

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