Shopper Psychology and Retailer Strategy
Shopping. A thrill for some, a bore for others. A paradise for many, a prison for several. Depending on my mood, the occasion, and the vibe from others in the […]
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Thy Nose Knows Best: A Name Game
Thy nose knows best, for it is the strongest sense of them all. If it did not exist, the world would be akin to a photograph – visual, audible, sensory, […]
Thy Nose Knows Best
Our nose is one of the most ignored parts of our life, yet so prominently central to our face. The sense of scent is the most ignored of all senses. […]
Where’s my ice cream AGAIN, mommy?
Things change as we grow up. And its not just us, its also the things around us. So why are we always surprised? Classic ice cream, as we knew of […]
Denim is Dead. Long Live Denim.
We live in times when distress is actually in fashion. I was surprised when I realized this. To think everyone preaches the exact opposite. My addiction to denim has made […]
I Want to Eat the In-Edible: Part 2
On discovering the creative, quirky, attractive, salivating and sometimes outright bizarre creations being churned out by body care creators, particularly those inspired by food, I chose to investigate why these […]
I Want to Eat the In-Edible: Part 1
Inspiration has been a core love of authors, filmmakers, strategists, lovers, swindlers and everyone alike. We get inspired by different things in life to do many other different things in […]
A Sweet’Art Affair: To Remember or Repeat?
When speaking with strangers, it can be easier to engage with impeccably or uniquely dressed ones. Similarly, prior to consuming a dessert, it is far more enjoyable to gape at […]
A Complex Shopping Trip: The Challenges of Consumer Behavior
I feel that it has become increasingly challenging to shop, contrary to what one may think in a so called modern and effectively efficient world. For the clichéd fact is […]
3FS Lifestyle: Food Fashion Frameworks 