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PROPERTY MARKETING fall trends 2019
trend topics • what’s new • fall style trends • food & beverage • events around the U.S • film
what’s new?
Retail
• STORY at Macy’s, the narrative-driven experiential retail
concept, collaborates with DICK’S Sporting Goods and
Miracle-Gro for its 'Outdoor STORY.' The collaboration brings
the outdoors inside with curated merchandise, a fun design
and even recreational activities.
• Re:store is a San Francisco-based retail space and STORY at Macy’s presents Outdoor
collaboration hub that describes itself as a place for
shoppers to "discover online brands IRL." While the
convenience of online shopping is undisputed, the fact still
remains that many people prefer in-store experiences.
Re:store is standing out as a destination to bring consumers
with Instagram-popular products in an inspiring,
community-based store. See more
• House of SHOWFIELDS is being introduced as "the future of
retail," offering a unique way for customers to interact with
products as never before. House of SHOWFIELDS is applying
an interesting mix of art and theater to retail, exploring an
entirely new way for goods to be sold.
• Forty-Five-Ten opened at Hudson Yards a shop originally
from Dallas, stands out for its approach to style. Occupying
four store fronts on the fifth floor with women’s designer, Forty-Five Ten at Hudson Yards in NY
RE:store in San Francisco
men’s designer, vintage and platform for emerging
designers.
what’s new (continued)
Dining & Attractions
• Fuel Space is a restaurant located inside Lululemon's new experiential store in Chicago’s
Lincoln Park neighborhood.
• Saint Honroe in Las Vegas, the first couture doughnut and beignet patisserie
• The Table at Crate in Oak Brook, IL, Crate and Barrel’s casual restaurant
• TWA Hotel at JFK Airport Queens, New York – retro enthusiasts will be delighted
• Park MGM Las Vegas, Nevada the musty old Monte Carlo Resort has been completely
transformed into one of the most exciting areas on the Las Vegas Strip
• Otherworld, an immersive art installation in East Columbus. The 32,000-square-foot space
is comprised of 47 explorable rooms, or “scenes,” created through the collaboration of
more than 40 local and national artists.
• ROW DTLA Los Angeles, California - Technically opened three years ago, ROW -- a 100-
year-old site, formerly home to the LA Terminal Market -- has become a commercial
centerpiece of the East Side of LA, with new projects and cool businesses.
• Shinola Hotel Detroit, Michigan
• Gathering Place Tulsa, Oklahoma - A mid-size city in Oklahoma is not where you would
expect to find a $465 million park - but look there it is.
• Area15 – the mysterious Area15 will bring art, sci-fi and nightlife under one roof
• The Cookie Dough Café in Portland and Sugar + Spoon in Seattle, WA https://www.ilovesainthonore.com/
• World’s Best Bar 2019: New York’s Dante wins the Top Spot at the Spirited Awards
style
Fashion Trends Fall 2019 Shoes & bags - her
Women
NYFW the
Combat boots
Millennial purple- lavender A slouch boot shows
Capes Sparkle on night out sandal
Feathers Metallic bootie
Suits cinched at the waist Itty bitty bags
Satin Furry or shearling
Asymmetrical necklines Handheld structure
Renaissance faire inspiration
Coats with long hems
Statement hats
Jewel tones
Cozy outerwear
Plaid
Gold
Power shoulders
Moody florals
Men
Skin baring suits
Acid wash/tie dye
Tailored black suits and ultra-skinny ties
Bright pink Men’s sneakers
Illustrated knitwear Textured
Monochrome Classic white
Leather Bold tech
Leopard print Dunk revival
Oversized puffers Neon
Long scarves Tie die
Big shoulders Shoes
Preppy Chelsea boot
Tattered wool
Trends from: https://www.elle.com/fashion/trend-
Plain toe blucher reports/a26147021/fall-fashion-trends-2019/
Cross body bags
https://www.gq.com/style https://www.gq.com/about/shoes
https://www.fashionbeans.com/article/mens-sneaker-trends/
Autumn/Winter 2019/2020
Pantone colors
Above 4: This season’s core shades are strong
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enough to stand alone or work equally well as a on Pantone.
foundation for distinguishing color contrasts.
food-beverage
Eater.com’s 2019 food & beverage trends Pacific Rim flavors
Mushrooms Frozen desserts with ingredients like avocado,
Infusions such as ginger water and CBD hummus, tahini, and coconut water
Oat milk and Pea Milk Coffee beer
Bread (especially sourdough) Insect/cricket proteins
Peganism – a cross between paleo and vegan More kid friendly menus
Grazing tables Tea Bars
Foil pack dinner recipes Sherry
Chayote Sweet and savory desserts
Oxtail Ghost restaurants aka app-only restaurant
Jam, jelly and marmalade House-made condiments
Milkshake IPAs
Clean eating
Food entertainment
Gut-healthy foods – aka fermented foods such Restaurants with spotify playlists
as kombucha and kimchi Aperol Spritzes and Aperol frose
Plant-based foods aka vegan food Banh mi
Smoothie bowls Matcha
Seitan HaiDiLao Hotpot Kolsch
Rolled ice cream Healthy soul food
Manaeesh Unplugging why you eat
Heme Rum cocktails
Keto Open fire grilling
Bulgur Dry aged poultry and pork
Pumpkin Sour funky flavors
Farro Restaurant swag making a comeback
Tumeric Grown up snack time
Tofu Eco-friendly packaging
Chia Sea Snacks
Chulpe corn Click here for the full list from eater.com
Regional flavors
fall events around the U.S.
TOP THINGS TO DO THIS FALL IN THE UNITED STATES
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
1. Bicoastal Labor Day Fairs and Festivals 1. The Great American Beer Fest in Denver
2. Bourbon Festivals in Kentucky 2. Get Spooked in Salem
3. Grape Harvests in Texas and California 3. Hawaii Ironman World Championship in Kona
4. Oktoberfest – carries on 16 days into 4. South Beach Food Festival in Miami
October 5. The New York City Wine and Food Festival
5. National Book Festival in Washington, D.C. 6. Albuquerque International Balloon Festival
6. New York Fashion Week 7. Austin City Limits Festival
7. Texas State Fair in Dallas 8. Trailing the Sheep Festival in Sun Valley, ID
8. Waikiki Roughwater Swim in Honolulu 9. Sonoma County Harvest Fair in California
9. College Football games 10. MLB World Series
10. Music Festivals throughout the U.S. 11. Race for the Cure – held in cities around the
11. Burning Man in Black Rock Desert Nevada country
The Best Places to See Fall Foliage in 24 Halloween Celebrations Across
the United States America to Spook Your Socks Off
Most popular Halloween Candy in
every state
More at: https://www.tripsavvy.com/top-things-to-do-in-
september-in-the-usa-4172030
https://www.travelandleisure.com/trip-ideas/best-things-
to-do-october-in-usFall Cinema
SEPTEMBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019
September 6 (Friday) November 1 (Friday)
It Chapter Two Motherless Brooklyn
Blink of an Eye (Limited) Terminator: Dark Fate
Ms. Purple (Limited) Burden (Limited)
September 13 (Friday) Harriet (Limited)
The Goldfinch November 8 (Friday)
Hustlers OCTOBER 2019
Arctic Dogs
Depraved (Limited) October 4 (Friday)
Doctor Sleep
Freaks (Limited) Joker
Last Christmas
Haunt (Limited) The Current War (Limited)
Midway
Monos (Limited) Lucy in the Sky (Limited)
Playing with Fire
Moonlight Sonata (Limited) Pain & Glory (Limited)
Honey Boy (Limited)
September 20 (Friday) October 11 (Friday)
November 15 (Friday)
Ad Astra The Addams Family
All Rise
Downton Abbey Gemini Man
Charlie's Angels
Rambo: Last Blood Lexi
Ford v. Ferrari
Where's My Roy Cohn? (Limited) High Strung Free
The Good Liar
September 27 (Friday) Dance (Limited)
The Lodge (Limited)
Abominable Parasite (Limited)
November 22 (Friday)
Judy October 15 (Tuesday)
21 Bridges
The Day Shall Come (Limited) Jay and Silent Bob Reboot
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood
The Report (Limited) October 18 (Friday)
Frozen II
The Sound of Silence (Limited) Jojo Rabbit
Rhythm Section
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
November 27 (Wednesday -
Zombieland: Double Tap
Thanksgiving)
Greener Grass (Limited)
Knives Out
The Lighthouse (Limited)
Queen & Slim
October 25 (Friday)
Black and Blue
Countdown www.firstshowing.net
The Last Full Measure
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Frankie (Limited)more… • Checking Out: Amazon, Microsoft, and the Future of Automated Grocery • Why Lululemon’s New in-store Restaurant will Succeed, while Others will Fail • The Crown Season 3 returns in November • Peyton’s Places – trailer of ESPN’s subscriber show • NYFW the shows – link to behind the scenes of all the shows starting September 4 • Billboard’s HOT 100 songs • WeWork news • Remembering author Toni Morrison • Class of 2020: New Cars • Game of Thrones – Costume insight • Instagram is hiding likes. You may be happier in the end
Stephanie Heick, CMD Vice President, Marketing Retail Property Services 206-740-8315 stephanie.Heick@madisonmarquette.com
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