As the lines between fashion, entertainment, and digital self-expression continue to blur, retail giant Selfridges' immersive offering of both physical and digital retail is tapping into consumers' desire to explore their identity across their physical and digital lives.

As people seek more interactive experiences in-store, and with a greater normalisation of e-commerce, Swiss watchmaker Hublot is blending luxury with gaming to win over wealthy Singaporeans, creating a gaming ‘universe’ to explore in its retail spaces.

During pandemic lockdowns, many Britons got into the habit of buying groceries locally and/or online, with ethics, provenance, and convenience becoming central factors in their decision-making. As the UK emerges from the crisis, how can brands in the sector adapt to these new priorities?

With growing disposable income, tweens and teens use shopping as a means of expressing their independence. Offering inexpensive items in visually stimulating one-stop shops all over the country, Five Below caters to young shoppers with thrifty and energetic sensibilities.