Whether lining up outside to get in, social distancing along one-way-only aisles, or using your mobile to adjust the lighting in a fitting room, the look and feel of shopping in stores is fast evolving in both temporary and permanent ways.

The architect signed copies of his book on Theodore Deck at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs on Tuesday.

“People feel cheered by color, and there is a direct relation between bright colors and sales,” said Peter Marino, who has been working with Louis Vuitton since 1994.

The project marks the Pritzker Architecture Prize winner’s first building in South Korea.

Items from the home and studio of Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne will go under the hammer in Paris on Oct. 23 and 24.

The French label has moved up Munich’s luxe shopping boulevard to a new two-story space, with interiors designed by every premium brand’s favorite architect, Peter Marino.

The chairman and ceo of JPMorgan Chase was attending the party to mark the opening of Ermenegildo Zegna’s new Manhattan store.

The artist, who had at one time worked with Yves Saint Laurent, was known for surrealistic jewelry and sculptures that often seconded as furniture.

The 47th annual President’s Dinner was co-chaired by design greats Bunny Williams and Jamie Drake.

The creator of New York Fashion Week will be in the haute seat.

The 10,000-square-foot store on Oak Street was completely designed by Peter Marino.

Chanel hosted a cocktail at the store followed by a dinner at the nearby Marino-designed Lobster Club.

Located on Via Montenapoleone and restyled by Peter Marino, the store emphasizes the city’s Thirties design and architect.

The store will be the testing ground for innovations in omnichannel retail technology, which Chanel is developing with Farfetch.

The French luxury brand gathers product categories under one roof.