G-Star's Denim Collection is Displayed in the Palais de Tokyo
Mishal Omar — April 11, 2017 — Business
References: g-star & retaildesignblog.net
G-Star is a Netherlands denim fashion brand that recently displayed its denim collection in a presentation at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
The layout of the collection has a distinct military theme, with mannequins lined up in a symmetrical fashion with their heads turned down. The pieces come in simple, pale or dark denim colors and are lined up within their own color themes. The display's stark and somber theme makes it ideal for viewing, and its museum-like set up ensures that consumers can actually take the time to look at each piece in detail.
G-Star's unique denim display offers a detailed look into the brand's products while also selling consumers on its originality and fashion-forward vision.
The layout of the collection has a distinct military theme, with mannequins lined up in a symmetrical fashion with their heads turned down. The pieces come in simple, pale or dark denim colors and are lined up within their own color themes. The display's stark and somber theme makes it ideal for viewing, and its museum-like set up ensures that consumers can actually take the time to look at each piece in detail.
G-Star's unique denim display offers a detailed look into the brand's products while also selling consumers on its originality and fashion-forward vision.
Trend Themes
1. Military-themed Retail Displays - Opportunity for retailers to create immersive shopping experiences with unique and thematic displays.
2. Symmetrical Fashion Presentations - Potential for fashion brands to utilize symmetrical layouts to enhance visual impact and create a cohesive thematic experience for consumers.
3. Museum-like Retail Environments - Disruptive innovation opportunity for retailers to create museum-like settings that encourage consumers to appreciate and explore products in detail.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - Potential for fashion retailers to adopt military and thematic displays to showcase their collections and attract customers with unique presentation styles.
2. Visual Merchandising - Opportunity for visual merchandisers to experiment with symmetrical layouts and themed displays to create visually striking retail spaces.
3. Museum and Exhibition Design - Disruptive innovation potential for museum and exhibition designers to adapt their expertise in creating immersive environments to retail spaces, enhancing the customer experience.
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