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Showing posts with label George St. Show all posts
Showing posts with label George St. Show all posts

Aug 19, 2009

The Body Shop looking good


The Body Shop, George St - good looking store, good use of windows and lighting - laid out in shopper-friendly way.


The Small W


Witchery store, George St.  New window treatment - unsure if the 'W' approach works.  However, good to see them finally out of sale mode.


Aug 17, 2009

Apple busy to the Core



Apple store, George St, Sydney.  Very busy despite mid-afternoon on a Monday - seem to be long customer service queues.


General Pants on Fire



General Pants Co., George St store looks hot - well worth a visit.


Sleepwear wide awake


Peter Alexander sleepwear on George Street - stands out with attitude on busy street in city centre.

Jul 21, 2009

WIRED FOR SALES


Dick Smith store, George St Sydney - very impressive sanctuary for the man - I especially liked the clean cut lines in the layout, the express area (for photo printing and CD burning) and the way supporting signage in store provided 'navigation' and 'reassurance'. Even guys need those from time to time :)

Jun 24, 2009

STYLISH SWINE

Portmans, Sydney City. A novel approach to dressing the window. Pearls before swine ? Or are they on a zebra crossing ? :)

COLD FEET ?

Peter Alexander lifestyle and sleepwear, Sydney city. Topical window with the current cold weather.

SPORTY GIRLS

Sportsgirl window, Sydney City, detail. As mentioned in a previous entry, this approach to their windows starts to personify the brand - which is a good differentiator in a crowded fashion market.

PENGUINS ON GEORGE ST

Optus store, George St, Sydney. Impressive multi-LCD window display catches attention on a busy street. (There are four LCDs with animations in sequence).