Subconscious methods of design.

http://www.dragonrouge.co.uk/thinking/turning-subconscious-symbolism-standout-packaging

Though this may not directly link to my project I thought that it displays clearly how the 'enjoyment' side of the subconscious can play into our likes and dislikes.
And how the subconscious can simply be described as our pure instinct and reaction to situations and experiences.

'simply the forms which instincts assume' - Carl Jung, Archetype Theory.

Visual Merchandising

http://www.retailstorewindows.com/2009/10/zara-london.html

examples of Zara, London windows in 2009-10.

Ted Baker Brief 2009

http://g-grainger0710-dc.blogspot.com/2009/12/ted-baker-brief.html

As much as the displays are interesting I still never find myself compelled to go into the store and buy anything. Why is that?
Of course the displays make this brand unique and individual in its approach to gaining the consumers attention but does it actually draw people into the store? Oe merely a ply to make the consumer remember the brand?

Puma Creative Exhibit. 2009

http://creative.puma.com/us/en/2009/01/inside-london’s-design-museum-for-“hussein-chalayan—from-fashion-and-back”-exhibition/

What caught my attention on this webpage was the space layout of the designs. Many though with few objects of attention still expressed exactly what the brand wanted and showcased their products clearly and beautifully.

Project.

'Living in Silk is part of Dress the World, a collaborative programme of three East Midlands' exhibitions, celebrating the global exchanges that have shaped and continue to shape fashion in the East Midlands.'