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How Australian designer Daniel Avakian is reimagining the runway

Inside Retail

Inspired by the 1982 film Blade Runner , Daniel Avakian’s Tears in the Rain collection incorporates his signature bespoke tailoring and couture pieces, mixed with ’90s Sydney graffiti art, carried by a strong colour palette of greens, navy, black and pops of red. Many garments from the collection featured as digital fashion in the store.

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Welcome to Asia’s coolest new stores

Inside Retail

Gentle Monster reimagines Beijing flagship store. The second floor displays art installations of the later stages of ‘The Revolution’ and showcases Gentle Monster’s latest collections. Meanwhile, iconic patterns from the brand heavily feature in the space, including black lace and animal prints.

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Heart Made: new label weaves Thai design into Australian fashion

Inside Retail

He was inspired by the ancient Thai art of hand weaving, which his ancestors spent thousands of years perfecting. I had always been drawn to the art of fashion – the colours, textures, patterns, shapes and boundless space to push boundaries. It is an art form that I love and often inspires me heavily,” he stressed.

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When waste becomes art: Behind Casetify’s global activations

Inside Retail

In tandem with celebrating creativity, Casetify is also actively educating consumers on the importance of recycling, sparking dialogues about sustainability through the art. Proudly made in Korea Inside Retail was invited to one of the global installations, held at the prestigious Seoul Arts Center in South Korea.

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Analysis: How Australian department stores can thrive in a post-Covid world

Inside Retail

Le Bon Marché in France and The Galleria in South Korea dedicate floor space to showcase the arts and host cultural events, while Showfields in New York has reimagined the showroom experience entirely to create a shopping experience that borders more on an art gallery crossed with a theme park.

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What’s in store for retail in 2025?

Retail Focus

As the widespread, algorithmic-homogeneity becomes more pervasive – we also believe experiential retail will undergo a major reimagining, refocusing on design differentiation, visual artistry and amplifying the emotion of shopping. Finally, video content will dominate product detail pages, becoming essential for driving purchases.

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Studio Verbaan’s Minimal Marquetry is like a giant wooden puzzle

Design Wanted

Here, the two combine in striking forms defined by their interlocking forms that create patterns and shapes in unexpected ways. Each design is handmade by Jordi Verbaan , where he starts with selecting carefully individual boards, matched for color, grain pattern and structural integrity.