Tried and True

Despite the COVID pandemic, retailers proved that visual merchandising remained crucial to customer experience in the uncertain year that was 2020.

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August 2, 2021

Carly Hagedon VMSD July-August 2021

DESIGNERS FOR THE 2021 “Best in Show,” dubbed “Something Like THAT,” created a place of discovery where shoppers could hang out, enjoy art installations and customize or personalize merchandise to make it their own.

Check out all the winners from VMSD‘s 27th annual International Visual Competition, featured in our July/August 2021 issue.

BEST IN SHOW

Something Like THAT

First Place:

Click here to view our 2021 Honorable Mentions.

To submit to 2022’s competition, be sure to check vmsd.com in early 2022 for the submission form. For other inquiries, please contact Managing Editor Carly Hagedon at carly.hagedon@smartworkmedia.com.

Carly Hagedon

Carly Hagedon is the Editor-in-Chief of VMSD magazine. She is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, where she studied Journalism—Magazine Writing and American history. She also currently serves as a board member for the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ).

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