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 Monday 22 November 2021 1:29 pm|Updated:Wednesday 27 April 2022 4:17 pmRetailers are using experiences, not goods, to keep high street fashion on trendBy: Emily HawkinsShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailA short stroll along Oxford Street these days doesnrsquo;t necessarilly fill retail fans with confidence. A phalanx of American candy stores, souvenir shops of questionable quality and lsquo;to letrsquo; signs have blossomed after the pandemic, and House of Fraser last week became the latest bricks and mortar flagship to announce it wou polene fr (https://www.polenefr.fr) ld be closing its doors.All is not however lost. While the pandemic spurred an onli polene (https://www.polenefr.fr) ne-shopping boom, accelerating an already growing trend, household names such as Superdry and Mango have committed to Londonrsquo  shopping district and footfall is creeping back up. Christmas crowds have already descended.Even furniture giant Ikea has confirmed it would take over the now-closed Topshop store on the street.There is still an appetite for phy owala tumbler (https://www.owalas.com.de) sical retail across the country too. UK footfall across all retail destinations is anticipated to rise 7.9 per cent in the week leading up to Black Friday compared to the previous week, according to retail experts Springboard.The secret to retailrsquo  future could be not to retail at all ndash; but experience.Russ Mould, AJ Bell investment director, said: Shopping online is great if you know precisely what you are lo Ejla YouTube TV reaches deal to restore Disney channels after blackout
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