November 12, 2020
Ian Cook, Managing Editor
With the holidays right around the corner, new pop-up’s are springing up everywhere. The big news from this week comes with the partnership between Target and Ulta Beauty. Ulta Beauty will be opening up 100 new stores within Targets throughout the nation. Creative, seasonal ideas are also coming to life as well, like Armani’s new pop-up in Aspen. All this and more here in the newsletter.
We hope you enjoy the rest of your week, and as always, we hope you enjoy your Pop-Up News Digest!
Ulta Beauty is coming to Target. The two retailers announced a partnership on Tuesday, with the beauty giant set to open shop-in-shops at more than 100 Target stores starting in the second half of 2021 and planning for "hundreds more over time".
For a long time, Singapore retailers have been facing headwinds on multiple fronts, including high operating costs and competition from online shopping.
Giorgio Armani announced the opening of the first Pop-Up in Aspen, Colorado at 521 East Hyman Avenue, from November 2020 until the end of March 2021.
Party City nearly closed the gap with 2019 sales for the third quarter, with total revenue down just 1.2% to $533.8 million. Brand comparable sales were up 8.3% in Q3, driven by the balloon, birthday and entertaining categories.
To support families with seamless shopping experiences this holiday season, Hudson's Bay is introducing Mastermind Toys Pop Ups at its Yorkdale and Sherway Gardens locations.
The company's Bootmobile and Pop-Up Shop will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Adams Visitors Center.
The Menier Chocolate Factory in Southwark has transformed its transient gallery space into a lockdown-proof lifestyle store full of premium food and drink, plants, homewares and furniture.
In response to the current market challenges faced by landlords and brands, We Are Pop Up has transformed its business model into a free-to-use service, abolishing all transaction fees for listings.
Hesitancy on short-term leases fades for landlords filling vacancies.
With a deficit of long-term city-centre leases, a need to reconnect with customers and an imperative to spotlight underserved communities, pop-up retail has found new relevance this year.
Make your list and check it twice - the holidays are coming, and customers couldn’t be more excited!
Edinburgh Gin has opened a Christmas pop-up shop in its home city – offering a one-stop destination for its gin fans in the capital.
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