Category Archives: Pop-ups
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Louis Vuitton unveils stunning new branding and merchandising at its men’s pop-up store in SoHo New York
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Hermés Opens Beautiful Silk Pop-Up Store in Via Condotti in Rome
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Dior Opens a Pop-Up Store in Forte dei Marmi, Italy
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Lincoln Road is getting a major new store. Think food hall, but with retail and art
Showfields, the retail chain that bridges the gap between brick-and-mortar stores and online vendors, is opening its second U.S. location on Lincoln Road in May.
The two-story, 14,300-square-foot venue, located at 530 Lincoln Road, will feature a curated selection of 40 to 50 pop-up shops, name-brand spaces and art installations. The venue will also include an indoor/outdoor restaurant, a speakeasy bar, a theater for live performances, tattoo parlors, and body piercing stations.
The Swedish watchmaker Daniel Wellington and the natural beauty product brand Each & Every will be among the tenants.
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TIFFANY & CO. OPENED ITS FIRST MEN’S POP-UP SHOP IN NYC
Located at 6 East 57th Street in New York, the shop will feature the freshly-launched Tiffany Men’s collection including barware, home goods, accessories, and games, as well as appropriately blue luxury offerings like custom Spalding basketballs.
In addition to the men’s collection options, the shop will also display a curated selection from their Extraordinary Gifts collection in the space, plus a special preview of the store’s new NYC home, where the retailer will be housed for two years during the renovation of their famed Fifth Avenue flagship store.
The pop-up will be open now through January 6, 2020.
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Amazon Opens 10 British Pop-Up Stores
Amazon has opened a first pop-up store in the United Kingdom and intends to open a small dozen more. Their aim will be to help small online companies grow and to function as pick-up location.
The initiative is part of a year-long testing programme in collaboration with Enterprise Nation, an organization that supports small companies. The idea is to grant a hundred small companies the chance to display their products to a large audience. The first ‘Clicks and Mortar’ shop opened last Monday in the center of Manchester and features scooters by Swifty Scooters and – of course – an Amazon parcel pick-up.
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Giorgio Armani’s Global Beauty Pop-Up, Armani Box, Lands In Los Angeles
Photo Credit: Franklin Berger The beauties of Los Angeles flocked to Melrose Place as Giorgio Armani‘s pop-up beauty concept, Armani Box, arrived in the City of Angels
Landing between Mansur Gavriel and Veronica Beard (in that charming space where Atelier Cologne popped up last December) through Sunday, March 24, the shop will offer the Italian luxury fashion house’s full line of people-pleasing lipsticks (including the matte Rouge d’Armani line, the sheer coverage Rouge Ecstasy range, the glossy liquid Lip Mastro line, and the limited-edition Lip Magnet collection, to name a few), foundations, eyeshadows, skincare, nail lacquers, and more..
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VERSACE Women’s Pop-Up at Selfridges London
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The North Face Opens Pop-Up Store on Top of a Mountain
Visiting The North Face’s newest pop-up store is not for the faint-hearted, as it is located at 2100 meters (6890 feet) high, in the middle of the Dolomites mountain range in Italy. Launched last weekend, the store is only reachable on foot — a two-hour hike, to be more precise.
The store’s product offering is as unusual as its setting: it features eight collector’s items, donated by famous athletes and adventurers such as Alex Honnold, Conrad Anker, Simone Moro and Caroline Ciavaldine. To get a hold of the items, shoppers must either visit the pop-up store, which will run for eight days or join an auction on the brand’s website.
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The First Ever La Mer Pop-Up in London
La Mer – the instantly recognizable luxury skincare brand that serves as the secret weapon of A-listers from Kim Kardashian to Gwyneth Paltrow is taking up residency in Soho Square with an exciting new pop up. Visitors will be invited inside to explore the story and ethos behind the brand and its rise to global prestige, as well as providing a haven like a space for self-care and relaxation in the oppressive bustle of central London.
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