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Tally Weijl by Dan Pearlman
March 18, 2010

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Dan Pearlman is responsible for giving these new Tally Weijl stores in Berlin, Bonn and Basel a "sexy" concept. The spaces are glamorous and invite interaction and the opportunity for eyecatching displays. The fashion brand has almost 50,500 fans online, and these new stores are sure to add to these numbers.

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Mirrored mosaic areas, spotlights, disco balls, highly polished surfaces, glitter and, of course, pink elements, reflect the motto of the label: totally sexy. The glittering worlds of Tally Weijl transforms the visitant in the stars of the show, the queens of the club, celebrating the credo of the target teenage-market segment.

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With its airily designed facade, illuminated adverts that guide the customers through the space and bright walls, a theatrical interrelationship of elements emerges. The stairs, leading from the ground floor to the first level, were widened and became a heart formation.

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The club design includes chrome light boxes and over sized loudspeakers, covered in glitter, and in combination with poster-like lettering in the escalator and elevator zones contribute to an authentic, overall style.

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The louge-chillout-changing-room area, by contrast, invites the customers to sit, relax and dream. Chesterfield-style seating offers a spot to catch one's breath, while the soft pink carpet changing rooms offer an intimate atmosphere. They are modelled on boudoirs from an eighteenth-century French castle, and serve to reinforce the femininity of the concept.

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Posted by Emma Gritt on March 18, 2010 10:43 AM

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