EnglishThe Abercrombie & Fitch owned lingerie, beach and nightwear brand, Gilly Hicks, Sydney has this week featured on a live screen in the retailers new store at the St David’s Centre in Cardiff. The Gilly Hicks, Sydney logo is incorporated within the screen and the film this morning
There’s been a lot of news recently about Topshop beaming down in Chicago, but putting the US to one side for a moment, what about Chile?
Topshop has had outposts in the country’s Paris department stores for some years now, but the first standalone shop only opened in the middle of last month.
Located in the Alto Las Condes mall in Santiago, the new store’s arrival has been trumpeted across the city, and in the upscale shopping centre itself the prime public area has been taken over by a Topshop and London-themed installation. From the outside this modestly sized, single-floor shop has everything that you would expect, with the familiar logo standing proud of the shopfront and the two full-height glass windows containing three modishly dressed mannequins a piece.
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What can the shop that has everything offer to customers this season but The Museum of Everything.
Selfridges Oxford Street kicks off a two-month exhibition created by The Museum of Everything in its Ultralounge in the store’s basement tomorrow. To mark the occasion it has cleared all of its Oxford Street windows of stock, replacing this with enlarged images and cutouts taken from the show. This is the first time that the department store has chosen not to show any product in its Oxford Street windows and was the subject of considerable debate, according to a spokeswoman.
The new concept store is located on the high profile Avenue de Opera and will provide customers with the opportunity to test kitchen equipment inside the store. Experience and involvement were the key concept of the new store, says the kitchenware brand.
“Handling and using the kitchenware is very different from just looking at it in its box. Just as when you buy a new shirt. You want to be certain that the shirt looks good and that it fits you,” said Jorgen Bodum, CEO of Bodum.