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Page 1: Corella: Visual Merchandising Extracts

Spring/Summer  2013  Visual  Merchandising  Proposal  

Visual  Extracts  

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Figure.  1  Style  mood-­‐board  (Various  images  from  Woodall  &  ConstanEne,  2008)    

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Figure.  2  PPM  (House  of  Fraser  head  office,  annotated  to  include  Corella)    Perceptual  PosiEoning  Map  showing  where  Corella  sits  in  the  UK  market.  Products  retail  at  a  similar  price  as  Ted  Baker  and  French  ConnecEon,  however  provide  higher  fashionability,  rivalling  more  affordable  Topshop  and  sister  brand  KaEe  Day  however  for  a  broader  target  market,  less  fast  fashion,  more  luxurious  items  for  the  professional  woman.      

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Figure.  9    SilhoueVe  board,  WGSN  (Evans,  2012)    

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Figure.  10  Colour  board  (WGSN  womenswear  team,  2012)  

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Figure.  11  Trend  board,  WGSN  (Preston,  2012)  

 

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Figure.  40  Store  InspiraEon  Board  (Mixed  media,  refer  to  Bibliography)  

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Figure.  41  Mannequin  SelecEon  Board  (ProporEon  London  Catalogue)  

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CORELLA:  Floor  Plan  for  Concessions  

4m  

10m  

Main  walkway  of  Department  

Other  W

alkway  

Other  Brand

 Area  

Figure.  46  (Drawn  personally)   Scale:  1  x  100  

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CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  Concessions  

On  trend  evening  wear  

Accessories  Skirts/Trousers  

Outerwear  

Daywear  

Till  

Figure.  46  (Drawn  personally)  

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CORELLA:  Floor  Plan  for  Concessions  

There  are  many  entrances  to  the  area  from  two  different  walkways  and  a  different  brand’s  area,  so  an  ideal  path  is  difficult,  however  the  following  one  has  been  decided.    

Figure.  46  (Drawn  personally)  

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High  Street  

Back  Street  Other  building/Store  

10m  

10m  

Scale:  1  x  100  

CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  Medium  stores  

Figure.  47  (Drawn  personally)  

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CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  Medium  stores  

Changing  rooms  

Work  wear  

Evening  wear  

Evening  Accessories  

Casual  wear  

Day  Handbags  

Till  

Figure.  47  (Drawn  personally)  

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CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  Medium  stores  

Free-­‐flow  layout  applies  giving  no  obvious  path.  The  pictured  route  is  the  ‘ideal.’  

Figure.  47  (Drawn  personally)  

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20m  10m  

Scale:  1  x  50  

CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  City  Flagships  

High  Street  

Other  Building/Store  

Back  Street  

Figure.  48  (Drawn  personally)  

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Casual  Wear  

Evening  Wear  

Work  Wear  

CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  City  Flagships   Planogram  locaEon  

Handbags  

Evening  Accessories  Mannequin  window  displays  

Changing    rooms  

Till  

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CORELLA:  Floor  Plans  for  City  Flagships  

No  obvious  path  in  free-­‐flow  approach.  Pictured  pathway  is  the  best  way  for  customers  to  view  enEre  range.  

Figure.  48  (Drawn  personally)  

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Figure.  49  (Mixed  media,  refer  to  bibliography)  

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Figure.  50  AllocaEon  of  collecEon  (Mixed  media,  refer  to  bibliography)  

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Mannequin  1.  The  1910  shape,  dressed  in  shirtdress  with  a  pop  plasEc  color  (style.  7)  and  lightweight  jacket  (style.  2)      

Mannequin  2.  Citrus  yellow  maxi  dress  (style.  4)  on  1875  model.  Styles  3  and  4  are  predicted  to  sell  well,  so  is  focal  point  of  display.  Mannequin  will  be  posiEoned  on  top  of  a  small  plinth,  creaEng  triangulaEon.  

Mannequin  3.  FiVed  dress  in  purple/white  checkerboard  print  (style.  6)  on  1930  model,  showcasing  flaVering  shape.  

Head  piece  of  mannequins    

Colourway  of  selected  garments:    

CORELLA:  Mannequin  display  for  planogram  in  detail  

Stand  for  mannequins  

Figure.51  Mannequin  display  in  detail  (Mixed  media,  refer  to  bibliography)