From Socially Conscious Marketing to Augmented Reality Retailers
Jana Pijak — June 2, 2014 — Fashion
These interactive pop-up shops reject tradition and embrace modern marketing strategies. Socially conscious pop-up shops that donate to charity are gaining popularity along with augmented reality retailers that allow consumers to complete virtual transactions.
From House of Holland's fashion food truck concept to Nike's custom-lit pop-up shop project, these interactive retail concepts aim to leave a lasting impression on consumers. British designer Henry Holland sold his accessories and clothing items from a custom-branded ice cream truck while Nike allowed its fans to control its shop's lighting based on a dancer's dynamic movements.
In today's tech-obsessed age, retailers are relying on interactive and social media integrated marketing campaigns in order to grow a loyal consumer base. Whether promoting a start-up or an established brand, these inventive marketing concepts are becoming more and more prevalent for today's generation.
From House of Holland's fashion food truck concept to Nike's custom-lit pop-up shop project, these interactive retail concepts aim to leave a lasting impression on consumers. British designer Henry Holland sold his accessories and clothing items from a custom-branded ice cream truck while Nike allowed its fans to control its shop's lighting based on a dancer's dynamic movements.
In today's tech-obsessed age, retailers are relying on interactive and social media integrated marketing campaigns in order to grow a loyal consumer base. Whether promoting a start-up or an established brand, these inventive marketing concepts are becoming more and more prevalent for today's generation.
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