Join the Retail Wrap to discover the latest news and happenings from throughout the diverse retail and design industries. 

From e-commerce and high street brands to inspirational and trending topics, our weekly series will bring you up to speed on the latest hot topics from across retail, lifestyle and design; covering everything from retailer updates, changes in purchasing behaviour, inspirational case studies, and the latest trends.

The ETUDE HOUSE flagship is an experiential playground of cosmetic retail

Filled with texture, innovative VM, and personalisation opportunities the retail identity is a playground for makeup. Following on from the successful House of Colour Play store concept launch in 2017, ETUDE wanted to revisit the sweet and playful aesthetic of the brands roots with a renewed retail identity. 

Read More >>>

Christo and Jeanne-Claude's wrapped Arc de Triomphe opens to the public

L'Arc de Triomphe Wrapped, an installation designed by the late artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude, has opened to the public in Paris.

The installation sees the iconic triumphal arch on the Champs-Élysées shrouded in 25,000 square metres of silvery, recyclable fabric, which is tied in place by 7,000 metres of red rope.

Read More >>> 

George at Asda launches pocket-friendly AW21 collection with first digital fashion film during London Fashion Week

George at Asda launches its strongest AW collection to date with a striking short film championing the brand’s exclusive designs and sustainable credentials.

Launched with an exclusive screening at Shoreditch’s Mondrian Hotel during London Fashion Week – a first for a supermarket fashion brand – the film’s back to nature narrative heralds a reset moment in fashion after months of uncertainty.

Read More >>> 

Is homeware the new high street staple?

At the beginning of the Covid-19 outbreak, Brits were forced to stay home amid multiple nationwide lockdowns and as a result of staying indoors many shoppers took the opportunity to decorate their homes and update their interiors with new furniture. A recent survey from Made.com revealed that during lockdown, 40 per cent of consumers decided to invest in their homes with new homeware.

Read More>>>