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Retail

Pop-Ups Evolve: Cultural Collisions

The digital-era consumer's expectation of a constant renewal of information means the pop-up format has never been more valid. From brand-matched 'pop-ins' to the value of attuning to magazine mentality, we track the key tactics.

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22 Jul 2015
BY: Samantha Fox & Katie Baron
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