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How boutique retailers won by discarding the department store playbook

Inside Retail

While household-name department stores are downsizing and closing their doors, multi-brand retail boutiques are succeeding by focusing on personalised shopping experiences. Of course, e-commerce has a crucial part to any brand, but in-store retail shopping gives you a sensory experience that online can’t.

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The Art and Business of Christmas Windows in Retail

Retail Focus

With the advent of readily available glass plates, the retail landscape underwent a transformative shift, paving the way for elaborate store window displays that served as captivating showcases for a myriad of products. Christmas Windows Around the World!

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Lane Crawford CEO Jennifer Woo talks how to truly cater to customers

Inside Retail

Spontaneous 11pm store openings for VIP customers, curating the customer journey and the growing middle-class. Luxury department store Lane Crawford was launched in 1850, and has stores across Hong Kong and mainland China. “The Our role as a curator is more important going forward. That’s the future for us.”

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What Nordstrom’s Paul Smith pop-up says about the future of this retail trend

Inside Retail

Just this week, American department store chain Nordstrom announced a unique collaboration with the British fashion brand Paul Smith. The shop is set to showcase Paul Smith’s spring collection, titled “What is a suit”, which tackles menswear staples in a variety of forms, from classic tailoring to military uniforms.

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The History of the Clothes Hanger and a Collection by NAHANCO

Nahanco

Curators at major costume museums agree that clothes hangers were probably not made until after 1850. Towards the end of the 19th Century, the concept of an everyday hanger started to grow, and hundreds of designs flooded the patent office. Clothes were worn daily, even slept in. So, who really Invented the clothes hanger and when?