Armani Box pop-up makes travel retail debut at Hong Kong Airport

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L’Oréal Travel Retail has introduced the Giorgio Armani Box pop-up store to travel retail, at Hong Kong International Airport.

The Armani Box, in Departures East Hall Level 6 North, was open throughout January. The concept launched in 2017 and has been featuring at domestic locations since.

Monkeying around: Hong Kong International Airport marks the Armani Box pop-up’s first travel retail location

The space features red walls and black lighting fixtures and a modern interior, in line with the brand’s DNA. An eye-catching giant red gorilla named Uri, created specially for the pop-up, welcomes guests to the area. The gorilla is a replica of a full-size gorilla statue that resides in Mr Armani’s Milan home.

The attention grabbing Uri welcomed guests to the pop-up

For a limited time, customers were encouraged to take a photo with Uri and enjoy a free print-out as a souvenir of their make-up experience.

The Armani Box invited guests to try out the latest make-up products, such as Ecstasy Shine lipstick. Giorgio Armani Face Designers were also on-hand to provide expert, made-to-measure make-up services.

Giorgio Armani Face Designers offered travellers personal beauty guidance

Ecstasy Shine lipstick provides the shine of a gloss, colours like a lip cream and moisturises like a balm

Limited-edition Uri tote bags and stickers could be redeemed with purchases, along with Giorgio Armani beauty product samples.

The Armani Box pop-up will open at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport on 2 March.


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