Retail news: Retail choice - Diesel, Covent Garden
27 Oct 2004 | by Douglas James, Creative director, Love Branding
brand. Diesel first caused a stir in Covent Garden when it opened the quirky store in 1996. Eight ...
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giants. Its bold, shiny, orange brand identity teamed with a glittering, well-styled window display...Its brand confidence is on a par with nearby contemporaries and will attract any fashion-conscious shopper. Consumers are drawn into the store by a catwalk of inspiring mannequins that exude the brand ... to the ticketing and product finishing, all creating a sense that this is a brand that listens, understands ...
brand. Diesel first caused a stir in Covent Garden when it opened the quirky store in 1996. Eight ...
Next at Oxford Circus has had a refit - and it is definitely evolution, rather than revolution. The new fascia creates a brand texture based on the 'X' in an attempt to inject some life into this fading high-street giant. The texture is used in dark blue on the light boxes, on top of a blue background ...
there with its competitors New Look, Primark and Select. But if a brand is going to emulate, it has to do ...
Office's flagship shoe store has swapped its yellow-based colour palette for an impressive glossy black exterior. It neatly frames the window display and guides us clearly toward the entrance.
Woolworths has revamped its visual identity and branding in-store, following last month
Tiffinbites, the Indian fast-food chain, has introduced revamped branding. The work, by Hicklin
Lakeland, the kitchenware retailer, is to unveil fresh branding through Lumsden Design on 1 March
Early Learning Centre has overhauled its branding through Parker Williams. The agency has
Seanhanna, a chain of six hair salons across London, has unveiled fresh branding to coincide
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