Welcome to Add to Cart , a weekly shopping series featuring all the accessories, ready-to-wear, and beauty items our BAZAAR editors are coveting this week.
These have been at the top of my must-have sneaker list for a cool six months. —Nikki Ogunnaike
If you're missing travel and dining out (who isn't?), Loewe's new Ken Price capsule offers a taste of both. Creative director Jonathan Anderson took inspiration from a series of 20 hand-painted ceramic plates the late-American artist Ken Price created for Newport Beach, California, restaurant La Palme in the early ’80s. The colorful palm tree motifs have been transposed onto a selection of Loewe’s signature bags, including the Puzzle and Hammock, as well as ready-to-wear.
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Homebuyers put pets first when shopping for homes - HousingWire
According to a recent Realtor.com survey , almost 95% of homebuyers consider their pets when purchasing a home. Yes, you read that right.
Purchasing your first home is an exciting time. Whether you're shopping for a fixer-upper or a home with a modern exterior, there's nothing like finally being able to check the "buy a house" box off your bucket list.
In March 2020, Realtor.com surveyed over 2,000 homebuyers and found that a majority of pet owners consider their animals’ needs before making a home purchase. Of the respondents, 61% were dog owners, 45% owned cats, 12% owned fish and 9% were bird owners.
Smart shopping carts on the rise as stores adapt to pandemic era | | sentinelsource.com
Kroger is the latest retailer to embrace automation at a time when shoppers are more thoughtful about who they come in face-to-face contact with.
Last week, the grocery store chain revealed it has partnered with artificial intelligence firm Caper to deploy computer vision-enabled shopping carts at a supermarket in Cincinnati. If the test run is successful, the retailer will add connected buggies to more of its stores around the country.
Kroger now has 20 branded smart carts built to know what customers place inside. The wireless buggies can tally up your total, make recommendations and allow you to pay for groceries directly on the cart. The gadgets eliminate the need to stand in line around strangers or pass off items to a sales clerk.
Athens shops offering discounts to encourage the community to shop local | WHNT.com
ATHENS, Ala. – Several shops in Downtown Athens will be offering discounts and special deals this weekend to encourage the community to shop local.
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“As we begin to move to the recovery phase of the pandemic, our small businesses need your support now more than ever,” she said. “Come enjoy our special historic downtown merchants this weekend and tag us in your photos and videos on social media.”
ATHENS, Ala.- Limestone county native, Nathaniel Mencia is the head barber at the newest barber shop in Athens.
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Pinterest's ascent continues as holidays spur explosive adoption of shopping ads | Marketing
Pinterest's strong upward trajectory continued in Q4, with the longer holiday period an important proving ground for its bets on commerce. The number of advertisers using shopping ads grew by six times over the period as brands — particularly in retail — shifted more dollars online and attempted to tie gift-giving inspiration efforts to sales.
"We see shopping as this bridge between the two halves of our mission, inspiration and action," Ben Silbermann, chief executive at Pinterest, said during the Q&A portion of the call with investors. "For pinners, we've made progress by expanding the number of surfaces to let them shop."
Vintage Shopping Just Got a Whole Lot Cooler
Inspired by her grandparents, who started the first Black-owned business in their tiny town 50 years ago, Shilla Kim-Parker created Thrilling to empower the owners of small secondhand stores. Today, Thrilling hosts 250 shops on its online platform, allowing customers to purchase from different vintage boutiques across the country. For Kim-Parker, a partnership with Zerina Akers — renowned stylist and the founder of Black Owned Everything — was a dream come true.
Abandoned shopping center catches fire in downtown Whiteville
WHITEVILLE, N.C. (WECT) - Emergency crews from across the region responded to a fire at an abandoned shopping center in downtown Whiteville Friday afternoon.
Hal Lowder, the city's director of emergency services, said a neighboring business alerted 911 about heavy smoke coming from the Lewis Smith Shopping Center off South Madison Street at around 1:10 p.m.
Planners approve new, 4-story building in Falmouth Shopping Center - Portland Press Herald
Members of the Falmouth Planning Board unanimously approved a new multi-use building in the Falmouth Shopping Center last week. Contributed / Town of Falmouth
FALMOUTH — The Planning Board unanimously approved plans for a new four-story building at Falmouth Shopping Center on Feb. 2.
Chase Bank will occupy part of the first floor at the south end of the plaza between the gazebo and Bath Savings Institute at 251 US Route 1, with a new, unidentified restaurant possibly in the remaining ground floor space. Offices are planned for the second through fourth floors.
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