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It's A Mall World After All

... rotating designers. If you're a department store, think about dedicating some store space to a rotating pop-up featuring exclusive collaborations with other brands or hosting live shopping events. If you're a mall operator, consider moving to a more mixed-use set-up: could you turn some of the empty storefronts into co-working spaces or studios for local artists? Then think about swapping out the old-school kiosks: are there DTC brands or local brands that could occupy a brick-and-mortar retail space ...

The Future Of Experiential Retail

... offerings. Roughly half of youth in the U.S. and UK (52% and 49%, respectively) say that all brands need to have a physical location to be relevant, reaffirming that brick-and-mortar is FAR from dead. Coming from a cohort that grew up amidst—and indeed, doesn’t remember a time without—the prevalence of online shopping, this sentiment is especially meaningful. It stands to reason that in the current attention economy both brands and consumers exist in today, having a variety of tactile and ...

Future Of Fashion & Retail

... . TRYING NO INVENTORY ON FOR SIZEIn the era where Amazon Go’s frictionless consumer experience is both disrupting and defining the future of brick-and-mortar retail, other brands are similarly refuting the claim that “brick-and-mortar is dead” and innovating within this space. This latest iteration on physical shopping is an inventory-less hub where customers go to pick up online orders, try on store samples for home delivery, and indulge in additional amenities that make their shopping ...

Shop Talk

... shop together for items that are intended to elevate future social experiences—as they look to Go Big Or Go Home with their social calendars, they shop for clothes, accessories, props, and more to Dress To Thrill and take their plans to the next level, and thereby view shopping as part of the overall experience.Shopping Online Vs. In-StoreDespite the perception that brick-and-mortar retail is dying, three of the four generations in the U.S. prefer to shop in-store rather than online: 64% of ...

Need For Speed

... adapting to this expectation for frictionless experiences. In recent decades, fast fashion retailers have initiated a paradigm shift that has placed a particular emphasis on speed at every juncture of fashion’s design-to-store cycle and pressured brands across all industries and tiers to implement ways to hasten the pace of shopping. This has given rise to the hybridization of e-commerce and brick-and-mortar shopping via the “click and collect” approach, which reduces the amount of time shoppers need ...

Alternative Education

... the materials that go into making their shoes, which to the layman may seem impossible. Rothy’s has recently opened brick-and-mortar stores and has taken the opportunity to create vibrant displays that demonstrate how plastic bottles become the shoes they sell. They take an abstract concept and make it relatable to the consumer through education. HOW TO TAKE ACTIONYouth who have championed efforts to create change have not gone unnoticed. What if brands were to demonstrate their support of youth ...

Home & Away Retail Trends

... Retailers are reaching people where they live and travel in new ways by focusing on the spaces where there are captive consumers: airports and co-working spaces.As shopping at the mall and on the high street have fallen out of favor among young consumers, retailers are finding it necessary to have a brick-and-mortar presence where they can count on captive consumers: at the airport, as younger generations travel often nowadays, and at co-working spaces, as modern young professionals ...

Retail 2.0: Tech-Based Commerce

... "shop now and pay later." Customers can choose to pay in full in 30 days or can pay in four installments, and both options have no interest or fees. Klarna was already partnered with Shopify to offer its pay-later feature for online purchases, but the app launch expanded the capabilities to participating brick-and-mortar stores as well. Klarna also lets users create wishlists from various platforms, get notifications when prices drop, and view influencer-created content. The chief commercial officer ...