As Australia's largest shopping centre, Chadstone is uniquely qualified to cater to the one thing which makes a person unique - taste. BWM Dentsu designed, created and built The Tailor Made Store. An intelligent kinetic structure which adapted and transformed to suit each and every individual. Chadstone
Along the cobblestone streets of SoHo, Chanel handbags and Arc’teryx jackets are displayed in shops like museum pieces, harking back to the height of the neighborhood’s trendiness. But rents there are softening, and the number of vacant storefronts is rising. Today, some of the most sought-after
It's Saturday morning, and outside a Sydney Road shop in Melbourne, an eager queue waits patiently for the doors to open for business. But it's not brunch or a latte they're after - they're keen for Dejour Jeans. Nam Huynh, the man behind the operation, has
Online shopping has now reached a decade of maturity. We all use services like Amazon Subscribe & Save—and we do so through our phones, following advertisements we see on Facebook. Yet while the internet forever changed shopping, the physical retail environment lagged behind. That is until
Let’s face it. Shopping for bras is the worst, and the process of actually finding one that fits is impossible. You can get measured five different places, be told you are five different sizes, and still find yourself pulling at the straps or tucking in
1. Make it easy for the customer: Jeans store uses QR codes to cut the stress out of shopping Shopping can be a trial for some, and it’s a widely held belief that many men can find it more of a chore than women. Aiming to improve the experience
Japanese based fashion brand UNIQLO and Isobar Australia have launched UMood, a retail activation that helps consumers select from over 600 T-shirts by identifying their mood with neural technology at UNIQLO's Pitt Street store in Sydney. Customers take a seat in the UMood machine and watch
Uber is reportedly looking to launch a same-day delivery service for luxury goods from retailers such as Louis Vuitton and Tiffany’s. According to Tech Crunch sources, other big-name brands including Neiman Marcus and Hugo Boss are also in talks with the mobile app taxi service about
Mobile image recognition technology is streamlining the path to purchase by allowing shoppers to “snap” their way to ownership. Smartphone cameras are being turned into more than just a way to capture a family photo or something to upload to Instagram. When paired with image recognition
Asos has begun testing a feature called Asos Recommendations that will suggest products from brands and categories consumers already shop from. Customers taking part in the trial completed a survey to find out the products they are interedted in, they are then shown recommendations based on
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