Category
Business
Assisted Conversion
Trend cluster
Category
Retail
Exclusivity
Posh retail spaces cater to shoppers looking for more stimulating experiences.
4.3
Trend score
Trend
What is the Retail Exclusivity trend?
Retail Exclusivity: With the amount of retail spaces continuously popping up on the scene, brands are turning towards more exclusive shopping experiences to give consumers more of a customized feel. Ritzy retail spaces and posh interior designs offer shoppers more of a visually elevated environment, combining the allure of extravagant finishes with the need for more stimulating retail experiences.
Trend themes
Themes within the Retail Exclusivity trend
Three behaviours holding the trend together01
Experiential Retail
Brands are focusing on providing consumers with exclusive, visually elevated environments to cater to their need for more stimulating retail experiences.
02
Curation
Retail spaces are becoming more curated and focused on specific products, attracting consumers looking for products with a unique design and aesthetic.
03
Branding-Focused Design
Retail spaces are becoming a more tactile embodiment of the new aesthetic vision, with the focus on creating brand identity.
Industry implications
What the Retail Exclusivity trend means for industry
Where the trend changes the playbookFor
Retail
Retailers are looking for ways to standout and offer customized experiences to attract consumers.
For
Luxury Goods
Brands that sell luxury goods are creating posh retail spaces to enhance the exclusivity of their products.
For
Fashion
Fashion companies are creating branded spaces that offer customers an immersive experience while shopping.
Trend signals
Trend signals for Retail Exclusivity
Trend score 4.3 out of 10, from popularity 62%, activity 59%, freshness 8%.
Popularity62%
Activity59%
Freshness8%
Audience
30%Men
70%Women
- Gen Alpha (not a primary audience)
- Gen Z
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Boomer (not a primary audience)
Market
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
Evidence
Examples of the Retail Exclusivity trend
6 featured examples from Aug 29, 2012 to Jun 10, 2013CategoryBusiness
Posh Kitchenware Pop-Up Stores
The Umami Mart Pop-Up Shop Opens Up in Oakland with Sophistication
Pop-up shops will become a growing trend, allowing online retailers like Umami Mart to test the market in a more tangible way.
CategoryArt & Design
Contemporary Fashion Cafes
The Maison Kitsune Tokyo Store is an Intergrated Model
Innovative retail companies can incorporate cafes or other leisure elements into their stores to attract customers and increase sales.
CategoryLuxury
Monochromatic Marble Retailers
The New Flagship Saint Laurent Paris Store Pushes Brand Identity
The use of monochromatic marble and art-deco elements in interior design creates potential for premium design services targeting luxury residential and commercial clients.
CategoryArt & Design
Extravagant English Perfumeries
Penhaligon’s by Christopher Jenner Features Opulent Decor
The opulent interior design trend presents opportunities for interior design firms to offer unique and luxurious design solutions to their clients.
CategoryLuxury
Fashionably Rebranded Retailers
The Wedgwood Brand Updates its Look with Magazine-Like Captures
The homeware industry may see an increase in modernization campaigns to appeal to younger demographics, as demonstrated by Wedgwood's success.
CategoryArt & Design
Victorian Perfume Retailers
The Diptyque London Store by Christopher Jenner Reinvents Luxury
Perfume companies can incorporate traditional and contemporary elements in their store design to create an immersive, premium shopping experience that elevates their brand.
