LUSH COSMETICS TO TRIPLE IN SIZE WITH NEW CONCEPT SHOP AT FASHION SHOW
Lush Cosmetics will soon showcase an all-new location within Fashion Show Las Vegas. Set to open late March, the newly expanded concept shop at Fashion Show will stretch 1,360 square feet – more than three times the average Lush store!
Taking inspiration from Lush’s 10,000 square foot shop on Oxford Street as well as the Borough Market, both located in London, the retail design will give new meaning to vintage charm. The store will be filled with one-of-a-kind, salvaged and reclaimed furniture that have been sourced from all over the country. This unique design concept of working from reclaimed materials reduces waste, ultimately cutting back on Lush’s environmental footprint, a value important to the brand. Plus, the neutral tones of the interior will contrast perfectly with the rainbow bright colors of Lush’s product range, including its signature bath bombs, a Las Vegan favorite.
The focal point of the store will be the Skin Care consultation station in the middle of the shop that will allow for enhanced one-to-one customer experiences. This area will give guests and Lush staff the chance to connect, discuss and interact with products and make personal recommendations based on in-depth conversations.
“We are very excited about our new large format location in Las Vegas,” said Elisa Torres, Lush’s Director of Retail. “Bigger shops, thoughtfully designed with the customer experience in mind, provide more space to demonstrate our ethics, playfully interact with our customers, and present our new and ever growing product range.”
The interactive nature of a Lush store is incredibly unique to the beauty world. As a self-appointed cosmetic grocer, Lush uses the freshest organic fruit, vegetables and essential oils to create the finest and most effective products. While in store, customers are encouraged to choose from fresh cleansing rolls, fragranced bath bomb, bars of solid shampoo, fresh face masks displayed on ice and other innovative product ranges, which are best suited for their needs.
Lush is committed to inspiring customers and prides itself on being a community-focused retailer. Through the sales of its Charity Pot hand and body lotion, of which 100% of the price goes directly to grassroots charities, Lush has been able to donate $17 million to organizations working to make the world a better place for people, animals and the planet.
About Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics:
Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics are purveyors of good, clean fun. They offer luxurious and ethical skincare, haircare and bath indulgences, as well as unique gifts filled with fragrant and effective products. 2015 marked Lush’s 20th anniversary of creating innovative cosmetics using fresh fruits and vegetables, the finest essential oils and ingredients that are ethically and sustainably sourced. Never tested on animals, every single Lush product is vegetarian, and about 85% are vegan, 40% preservative-free and 35% unpackaged. Lush supports Fair Trade, Community Trade and charitable initiatives and follows the simple policy: have the least possible impact on the environment while still producing beautiful and effective products. Lush has 250 locations across North America, with other Las Vegas locations including: Mandalay Bay, Miracle Mile, Grand Bazaar Shops, Downtown Summerlin, and Forum Shops at Caesar. Learn more at www.lushusa.com.
About Fashion Show Las Vegas:
At 2 million square feet, Fashion Show is the largest shopping, dining and entertainment destination on the Las Vegas Strip and one of the largest shopping centers in the USA. Anchored by Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy’s, Macy’s Men’s, Dillard’s, DICK’S Sporting Goods, Nordstrom and Forever 21, Fashion Show houses an eclectic mix of more than 250 retail boutiques and over two dozen restaurants.
Fashion Show is owned and managed by GGP, Inc., an S&P 500 company focused exclusively on owning, managing, leasing, and redeveloping high-quality retail properties throughout the United States. GGP is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, and publicly traded on the NYSE under the symbol GGP.
