Diesel: Seeing Red
If you believe Diesel, seeing red is a good thing.
Discover Diesel’s Red Takeover, an innovative retail concept at their Milan flagship.
The iconic fashion brand, known for its denim treatments, washes, fabric innovation and fit, as well as surreal advertising campaigns, Diesel is once again making waves with its latest retail concept, Red Takeover.
The innovative idea is based on a pop-up takeover concept with the space adjacent to the store’s Milan flagship store having been transformed into a red room of sorts where all customers can live out their denim passions.
The temporary store in San Babila, Milan, will run until 6 January and stocks an exclusive, limited-edition capsule collection of signature pieces from Diesel creative director Glenn Martens, ready-to-wear and accessories collections.
“Envisioned as an immersive environment, it is designed to be experienced as a multi-sensory art concept rather than a traditional retail store,” explains Diesel of the concept.
“Red jersey knits, an Oval-D Red tank, tank dress and crew neck, black denim jackets and jeans and a metallic 1DR D-Red bag emphasise the vision. Red Takeover is about confidence, individuality and the power of personal expression.”
Upon entering the 52-square-metre space, guests are instantly enveloped by red walls, floors and ceilings – all covered in textural crushed fabric in the brand’s iconic red hue.
“Passion is our greatest muse,” says the company.
“DIESEL is more than just jeans. It’s a statement on forward-thinking innovation, artistry and technical expertise, a rule-breaker and alternative to the established luxury market.”
This approach is certainly evident in its latest campaign.
The Red Takeover will run until 6 January 2024.
Discover Diesel’s Red Takeover, an innovative retail concept at their Milan flagship.
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