Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
Luxury fashion company Oroton has opened a concept store in Paddington, Sydney, this month. The new store features this season’s clothing and accessories along with glass cabinets filled with collectibles, ceramic plates and sculptures. Creative director Sophie Holt and her design team said they wanted to elaborate on the craftsmanship that goes into the collections and create an “immersive experience” for customers.
Retail Store Windows
AUGUST 7, 2022
We're seem to be picking up on a mid 70's vibe here. There appears to be a collision between Margot Leadbetter and Abigails Party, don't you think? Anyone for a bit of Demis Roussos? (only those of a certain age will understand those references). In the meantime, we're not quite sure what the giant tassel is doing in this scheme although it's clearly a significant focal point however there is a lot of Paisley in the product so obviously part of their SS22 collection.
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Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
For most observers of the fashion industry, the technological impact of blockchain, Web 3.0, non fungible tokens (NFTs) and the decentralised metaverse are mostly met with a collective feeling of cognitive dissonance. There is a feeling that all of these advancements may not really address the pain points surrounding creating a sustainable future for the industry.
Design Wanted
AUGUST 7, 2022
Taking advantage of 3D printed ceramics to generate highly organic forms which were previously difficult to achieve, Spain-based Marc Godayol i Hasse skillfully crafts ‘Trio’ – […]. The post Harmoniously blending the old with the contemporary appeared first on DesignWanted.
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Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
French luxury brand Jacquemus and global sports giant Nike recently revealed a tennis-inspired collaboration: a collection of ‘all conditions gear’ (ACG) aimed at creating sportswear for women. And last week, Australian multi-brand fashion house Incu launched an activation in Sydney to showcase the collection in a bespoke space. According to Incu’s marketing manager Alisha Thornley, the activation is inspired by a combination of pink salt landscapes and a tennis court.
Design Wanted
AUGUST 7, 2022
Enriching the world through design and connecting it from a unique point of view while discovering new values ??and expressions, Japan-based WD fabricates ‘V’ – a […]. The post Rooted in the traditional Japanese culture of origami appeared first on DesignWanted.
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Robinson Meyer
AUGUST 7, 2022
Updated at 5:19 p.m. on August 7, 2022. Climate change was born as a modern political issue in the United States Senate. On a hot June day in 1988, a senior NASA scientist warned a Senate committee that global warming, which was previously mooted only as a hypothesis, was not only real but was already under way. “It is time to stop waffling so much and say that the evidence is pretty strong that the greenhouse effect is here,” James Hansen said.
Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
Barbiecore has become the new buzzword of 2022, as anticipation for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie, starring Margot Robbie as the iconic doll and Ryan Gosling as Ken, mounts. From TikTok to the runway to feminist movements, the particular shade of pink synonymous with Barbie is the colour of the moment. With roots tracing back to the Y2K style and Gen Z’s obsession with reclaiming femininity, Barbiecore is an umbrella term for all things pink, girly and cute.
Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
Londoners basking under Britain’s hottest ever summer are getting the chance to find out what baked bean ice cream tastes like – and a range of other flavours more readily associated with savoury winter dishes, including porridge oats and HP sauce. At a short-term pop-up promotional store organised by fashion designer Anya Hindmarsh, visitors can try a range of 14 flavours Hindmarsh considers to be “cult” British grocery products.
Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
To meet growing demand and manage an increased inventory, pureplay retailer Booktopia has signed a lease agreement to move its customer fulfilment centre (CFC) to South Strathfield in Sydney. The new CFC spans 20,000 sqm and has a custom design layout the company says will improve efficiency and reduce manual handling. It is fitted with advanced robotics to improve product flow.
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Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
Italian fashion house Dior recently announced a collaboration with one of the most popular racing car games, Gran Turismo 7 , during the Gran Turismo World Series Showdown in Salzburg, Austria. This is the luxury fashion brand’s debut in digital games and pays homage to Christian Dior’s first trailblazing fashion show, back in 1947. Created in partnership with Polyphony Digital – developers of Gran Turismo 7 and a subsidiary of Sony Interactive Entertainment – the digital Dior assets include a r
Inside Retail
AUGUST 7, 2022
During the pandemic-forced lockdown in 2020, Shruti sold Alphonso mangoes and locally sourced vegetables to fellow residents in her apartment building in India. It did not take her long to realise the potential of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) to supply Indian consumers. Items such as deodorants, pressure cookers, and personal care items were added to the informal catalogue.
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