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Saks Fifth Avenue has dedicated their window display on Fifth Avenue to promote voter registration for the upcoming election. The flagship's second floor is hosting an area for individuals to register to vote, submit absentee ballot applications and check their application status.

Burger King shared new designs for the future of their locations including curbside deliveries, pick-up lockers, and on site dining options. As the future of retail has been changing, the functionality of restaurants has also been adjusting to create a more convenient experience.

Foot Locker has opened up their largest retail location in Singapore featuring unique in-store shopping experiences to engage their customers including a basketball half-court and murals from local artists.

A Non-Agency landed first place in VMSD's International Visual Competition with the Arcadium Experience that gave visitors the chance to use virtual and augmented reality to experience products from brands including Cartier and Montblanc in a temporary showroom at Hudson Yards.

Imagine if you could find the perfect fit without having to try anything on. FIT:MATCH did that. With AI and 3-D technologies, customers are matched up with their exact sizing, showing another way contactless shopping could be adapted in the future of retail.

Foot Locker has opened up its first West Coast Power Store in Compton, CA. The new location is committed to recruiting local artists to express the passionate sneaker culture, engaging the community with in-store experiences, a local garden, and neighborhood clean ups.

While ecommerce sales rose during the COVID pandemic, retail locations are continuing to play an unmatched role in maintaining brand and consumer relationships through the "Retail Renaissance".