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As Gen Z Gains Spending Power, Luxury Brands Go Big with Digital  

Retail TouchPoints

Once reserved for an ultra-affluent clientele with disposable income to spend on shopping trips in the world’s most fashionable cities, the luxury category is undergoing a significant transformation. These luxury houses are helping break boundaries and set new standards across the supply chain and customer experience.

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How Tag Heuer is evolving to stand the test of time

Inside Retail

Here, we speak with the brand’s general manager, Van Mulryan, about the new Tag Heuer boutique in Adelaide, the increased demand for luxury items and how her upbringing has shaped her career. Are there any cool new customer service features or design elements? In terms of the look and feel, the boutique is 64sqm, it has 3.9-metre

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Elevating the Festive Season: The Significance of Luxury Pop-Up Stores During Christmas

Retail Focus

Why Luxury Pop-Up Stores Matter: As the festive season approaches, luxury pop-up stores strategically emerge in high-traffic areas, becoming beacons of allure for consumers actively in pursuit of unique and premium experiences amidst the holiday rush. During Christmas, Chanel’s pop-up stores often reflect these qualities.

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How Luxury Brands Are Responding To COVID Tension With Innovation

Retail TouchPoints

“Companies in the luxury sector were already very focused on finding ways to extend the in-store customer experience to their digital platforms, but the virus outbreak has exponentially increased that need.” The RealReal also had to pivot to a digital clienteling model when its brick-and-mortar locations across the U.S.

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How to Arrange Floor Standing Displays for Maximum Impact

Independent Retailer

The specific layout of each store should depend on the size of the space and the goal of the customer experience. A high-end boutique may limit product assortment to create a feeling of luxury and exclusivity, but a discount retailer may favor breadth of product and want to utilize every available square foot to its advantage.

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How Retailers Overcome Challenges of Seasonal Demand

365 Retail

This can be achieved by: Offering discounts or promotions Upgrading product presentations Loyalty programs encourage repeat purchases by offering special deals. Point-of-Sale Systems POS systems can be beneficial tools for retailers navigating seasonal demands as they offer valuable insights into customer behaviour patterns.