Retail brands stride with new-normal spaces

Retail stores continue to elevate their reach towards the revenge-spending market now that the limitations of the pandemic have been thrown out the window.

FitFlop opened its newest branch at one of the biggest malls in the country, SM Mall of Asia.

FitFlop MoA is aptly situated at the main mall, close to all key brands. It houses its classic footwear as well as the latest collections.

PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF FITFLOP
FITFLOP’S newest branch at SM Mall of Asia.

Apart from MoA, FitFlop also opened its doors at SM City Baguio. It also found a home at The City of Smiles at Capitol Central Bacolod just this month.

In hopes of gaining a wider reach, Uniqlo will open another branch of roadside stores. Its latest addition will be found at Nuvali in Sta. Rosa, Laguna by the end of the year.

The Uniqlo building boasts of sustainability installations that promote an environment-friendly and sustainable lifestyle.

PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF sephora
SEPHORA Singapore.

In addition, the stand-alone store is inclusive with its PWD entryways.

This might not be located in the country, but it’s a small win for Asians nonetheless as Sephora opened its first Asia store in Singapore last 23 September.

It is a 426-square meter space that lets shoppers experiment on their spending soiree, guided by technology details and digital touchpoints.

Sephora Singapore, which can be found in Raffles City Shopping Mall, is dubbed the “Store of the Future” for its strategic location since Singapore is among the top tourist destinations in Asia and for the locals who are lovers of beauty.

Next on the brand’s agenda is another version of this concept in Shanghai, China.

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