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As Gen Z Enters Prime Spending Years, Brands Sharpen Their Pitch

Retail TouchPoints

They’ve been shaped/scarred by not one but two global economic traumas — the Great Recession of 2008-2009 and the COVID pandemic — and they’ve grown up with social media playing an increasingly large (and loud) role in shaping culture, including how these consumers shop, research and purchase products and services.

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“I can see the evolution of retail”: Catch’s head of e-commerce

Inside Retail

As head of e-commerce at Catch, one of Australia’s biggest online retailers, with $354 million in annual revenue last year, Kate Hatton makes decisions every day that influence the way millions of Australians shop online. But soon, her role could cease to exist. “I

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Case Study: Amplience & Sweaty Betty

A1 Retail

Each shop is more than just a retail outlet, they are ‘Wellness Hubs,’ where the Sweaty Betty experience is influenced and defined by the local community. Amplience has been a part of the Sweaty Betty journey since 2012, back when desktop experiences were the norm, and the shift to mobile was just starting. Building for the Future.

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VMSD’s 2021 Designer Dozen: Future Proofing

VMS

That’s why in 2012 we created VMSD’s annual Designer Dozen awards program to recognize retail’s rising stars, ages 35 and under, who are making their mark on an industry that is poised on the cusp of reinvention. She is also responsible for working on shop-in-shops. Courtesy of Bloomingdale’s, NY.

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From frumpy to fashionable: the triumphant turnaround of M&S Clothing

Retail Gazette

Price had previously worked at M&S as trading director from 2005 until 2012 but left because it “was drifting in the wrong direction”. Instead visual merchandising has transformed the store, with dynamic displays using neon-lit areas to spotlight customer favourites within its clothing department.

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Does the Historic Makeover of an Iconic Paris Retailer Chart a Path for Department Stores’ Revival?

Retail TouchPoints

It’s a story about the reimagining of the department store as an entity, and a historic investment in the belief that shopping is above all an experience , one that cannot ever be fully replicated in the digital world. But in 2012, preservationists and heritage groups requested the cancellation of LVMH’s permits.