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For Gen Z, malls are more than places to shop – they have become social playgrounds where retail, food and entertainment collide to create energy, connection and discovery.
Battersea Power Station is set to blossom this spring with its latest offering, the Botanical Atelier embroidery pop-up, adorning fashion and homeware purchases with floral finesse.
A youth boom is set to shake up bricks-and-mortar shopping, so retailers must adapt their strategies to meet the unique preferences of Generation Z.
Inspired by members’ clubs, hobbies and national holidays, a new template is emerging for a successful shopping experience, writes FRCH's Emily Hamilton.
In the face of stiff competition from digital sales and the Millennial penchant for small boutiques, malls must deploy new retail strategies to keep shoppers engaged.
The malls of the future will cater for specific audiences, appeal to a wide spectrum of ages and join the dots between e-commerce and physical shopping.
Bangkok – A new mall development in Thonglor aims to promote wholesome living and a sense of community.
Stockholm – Multidisciplinary design studio Note has created a versatile Dining Theatre for the Mall of Scandinavia, Europe’s largest shopping centre.
A French mall is experimenting with a personalised, digital shopping experience based on body-scanning technology.
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