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Nordstrom Launches Korean Beauty Pop-Up

K-beauty pop-up debuts in select stores to appeal to younger customers

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7 years ago

March 9, 2017

Nordstrom (Seattle) has recently launched an in-store beauty pop-up of Korean beauty products in select stores. The K-beauty pop-up includes more than 500 products such as banana milk masks.

The concept is a way to lure customers and set the department store apart from the competition, reports Los Angeles Times. The retailer hopes that featuring up-and-coming products like this will foster an atmosphere of discovery and appeal to younger shoppers.

In addition, the layout of the pop-ups is meant to offer a unique experience: It features a “bubbly aesthetic” with overlapping pink and blue cloud-shaped transparent gels, colorful wall art and pink fuzzy yoga balls.

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