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

Inside Retail

It was a tough year for fashion shows in 2020, but now, they’re making a comeback. With retail stores shuttered last year as a result of the pandemic, I have been excited to see a lot of designers and brands welcoming their customers back into stores and engaging them through VIP experiences.

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Beyond quiet hours: How global retailers cater to atypical customers

Inside Retail

We also have a system of internal receptors that help us maintain balance, spatial awareness and temperature. Sensory-regulating product ranges A well-researched (and common) way to balance sensory systems is through self-stimulating behaviors. There are many forms of self-regulation, and we all do it.

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Foodpanda’s Evelyn Tay talks travel, sport and 20-plus years in comms

Inside Retail

I joined Foodpanda in 2020, in the thick of the pandemic and ‘circuit breaker’ phase in Singapore – it was quite unforgettable to join at a time when food and grocery delivery was a key component during lockdown periods. IR: What’s your approach to work-life balance? Do you have any hobbies that help you switch off and stay balanced?

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Improving the Remote & Campus Experience at Your University

Parcel Pending

As we enter post-pandemic normalcy, many universities leveraged the unconventional learning period from 2020 to 2022 to determine how to transform their college campuses and create a better campus life experience for their students. A key issue that remains for off-campus learning students is engagement. Thanks to TikTok with its 1.7

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How different consumers really perceive AR

Inside Retail

Augmented reality (AR) is a clear example of the need to balance technological innovation with human experience. As the technology improves, these features have multiple possible implications, such as reducing the need for on-site stock, encouraging more engaging online and at-home shopping, and even ultimately reducing product returns.

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Choosing the Best Materials for Visual Merchandising Concepts in Luxury Retail Stores

Retail Focus

Metal has a broad application of surface effects and metallic tones formed through various methods such as electroplating and coating that bring a wow factor to the visual display. Inviting textural materials, including leather, paper, velvet, and microfiber, helps engage affluent shoppers and show the artisan value of the luxury brand. .

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New Sunderland place branding positions it as a “smart city”

Design Week

In more recent years, the local council has set its sights on becoming a “smart city” and in 2020 it was crowned Smart City of the Year. “It lends a level of gravity to the identity” While the wordmark can be used across all forms of communications, a redrawn city emblem is reserved for special occasions.

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