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Proximity retailing and current retail environmental paradoxes

Retail Focus

In an urban setting, “proximity” goes back to its golden age because customers find it more practical and suitable for shopping around the corner. The dilemma of reviving small-town businesses As the dynamics of retail also changed, so did the collective understanding of consumers about retail. Ghalia BOUSTANI.

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A step back in time: Piaget’s Sydney store blends old with new

Inside Retail

Taking inspiration from the brand’s very first Salon which opened in Geneva over 60 years ago, the new store concept is designed to be a warm, inviting environment in which customers can learn about the heritage of the brand. Inside Retail: Is this Piaget’s first standalone direct-to-consumer (DTC) store in Sydney?

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Magnum’s beauty move: Behind its collab with skincare start-up Fayshell

Inside Retail

Sydney’s Bondi Beach has become home to many pop-up activations and brand collaborations, including, most recently, a beach club venture between membership-based skin clinic Fayshell and ice-cream giant Magnum. They are available in-clinic and through the online Fayshell shop.

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All-in-one fresh foods market, catering and event location BRIDGE opens in Zurich

Retail Focus

Interstore | Schweitzer has created and implemented the new 2000 m² BRIDGE market Flexstore concept in Zurich for the largest Swiss retail company, Migros. The entire 2,000 m² are distributed on two levels, representing a meeting point for food culture that invites you to shop, enjoy and linger.

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How Nike is tapping into the US$1.5 trillion wellness market

Inside Retail

Rather than Nike Live’s focus on mobile shopping and two-week merchandise rotation, the Well Collective stores will instead aspire to help customers across five key pillars: movement, mindfulness, nutrition, rest, and connection. trillion, so it’s not a surprise that many brands are looking to play in this space,” Zoppos said.

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The rise of Sheike: From Sydney market stall to style authority

Inside Retail

IR: Will this store look and feel different from other Sheike stores, since it’s your first one outside of a shopping centre? A lot of these pieces – click-and-collect, or store-to-door – really enhance her store experience and allow her to shop with ease. What have the last few years been like?

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Retail Spaces That Build Community

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In particular, retailers are finding success by delivering these in-store community experiences to consumers who want to feel a part of something larger and desire a sense of belonging. These new layouts must make the physical shopping experience either distinct or preferential in comparison to the easy and quick online checkout.