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Hourglass Cosmetics opens world-exclusive beauty experience in Selfridges new Beauty Hall

Retail Focus

Having garnered a reputation for reinventing luxury cosmetics through cutting-edge product innovation and artful product design; they set out to establish a new retail standard in this highly-competitive market. Hourglass is a global leader in luxury, cruelty-free beauty.

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Mt Yengo Wines: Indigenous brand sees tenfold growth with global expansion

Inside Retail

T he integration of Indigenous culture and art on the labels is a standout feature that differentiates Mt Yengo Wines in the marketplace. Ensuring that the cultural significance of our brand is communicated effectively while adapting to local tastes and expectations will require careful balancing. Any trends in whos buying?

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Hommey’s founder on the importance of integrating retail and head office teams

Inside Retail

Our physical spaces provide the perfect platform to tell our brand story in its most authentic form. Warm timbers, lush carpeting and tactile surfaces create a cosy and inviting atmosphere, while playful forms and soft curves, balanced by gloss finishes add an element of fun, reflecting the Hommey brand spirit at heart.

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Runway trends, pop art and new designers: Q&A with Natalie Xenita, IMG

Inside Retail

Costume designer Lizzy Gardiner, designer and illustrator Ken Done, Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott and pop art icon Andy Warhol. I’ve always been inspired by pop art and its ability to elevate popular culture into fine art forms, and vice versa. How would you describe the Australian fashion landscape right now?

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Why art beats science in retail: Storytelling, design and sensory experience

Inside Retail

The solution doesn’t lie in more tech investment, but in embracing something often overlooked in retail circles: the art of retail. Unlocking the unfair advantage Art provides retailers with a distinct and underused edge in capturing consumer attention because it connects on a deeper, emotional level. Retail can do the same.

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How Indian brand P-Tal aims to bring traditional cookware to global kitchens

Inside Retail

Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Amritsar, Punjab, P-Tal was initially launched as a college project by co-founders Aditya Agrawal, Kirti Goel and Gaurav Garg to revive a neglected form of cookware craftsmanship. AA: One of the biggest challenges we used to face initially was to balance the supply and demand for our products.

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Giuseppe di Morabito, Harrods

Retail Focus

The brand’s style plays with a sense of elegant bizarreness, the art of tailoring in different shapes and forms: the garments vary from ready-to-wear to the more sophisticated. His aesthetic strives to create a balance between what was and what one day will be.