Skip to content
Real Estate

Kiwi Property launches virtual reality fashion show

By Maria Santos
1 min read
Kiwi Property
Kiwi Property
In this article (5)

Landlord investment firm, Kiwi Property, has launched  the first 360° virtual reality fashion show in Aotearoa, allowing consumers to see spring fashion collections via headsets.

Launched as the Non-Stop Fashion Show, shoppers are invited to don a VR head set to be transported to the front-row of a fashion show with 360° views of the catwalk, featuring the latest fashion trends from retailers at Kiwi Property-owned centres..

“We hope to provide our customers with an exciting experience in a convenient, inclusive and accessible space; we’d like to show them that style can be fun and attainable,” said Karlee Lightbourne, national marketing manager at Kiwi Property.

“We’re dedicated to create exceptional experiences for our customers, as we continue to evolve in step with demand,” she said.

A 24-camera unit from Jaunt One was used to film the show, which is a Hollywood-quality 360° camera and shoots in every direction.

“Shot in 3D, anyone can come in and put on a headset for a front-row seat at a live high-end fashion show,” said Craig Whitehead, chief creative officer from creative agency 99 who has worked with Kiwi Property on the campaign since late last year.

“It’s all about connecting New Zealand shoppers with fashion inspiration in a whole new way, something we’re really excited about.”

The show is being screened via Vodafone Smart V8 smartphone devices and will feature at

Sylvia Park and LynnMall in Auckland, Centre Place in Hamilton, The Plaza in Palmerston North, Northlands in Christchurch and North City in Porirua.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What technology is being used to screen the virtual reality fashion show?

A.

The Non-Stop Fashion Show is being screened using Vodafone Smart V8 smartphone devices. Viewers don VR headsets, which transport them to a 360-degree front-row experience of the fashion show, filmed with a 24-camera Jaunt One unit.

Q.

Which specific locations will feature the virtual reality fashion show?

A.

The fashion show will be available at several Kiwi Property centres. These include Sylvia Park and LynnMall in Auckland, Centre Place in Hamilton, The Plaza in Palmerston North, Northlands in Christchurch, and North City in Porirua.

Q.

What is the primary objective Kiwi Property hopes to achieve with this virtual reality fashion show?

A.

Kiwi Property aims to offer customers an exciting, convenient, and accessible experience. They hope to demonstrate that style can be enjoyable and attainable, while evolving to meet customer demands for exceptional experiences.

Q.

Which agency collaborated with Kiwi Property on the virtual reality fashion show campaign?

A.

Creative agency 99 worked with Kiwi Property on the campaign for the virtual reality fashion show. Craig Whitehead, chief creative officer from 99, mentioned their involvement with the project since late last year.

Reader pulse

Is this a smart move for retailers?

17,507 votes so far

Weekly Briefing

Asia's retail intelligence, in your inbox

Monday, Wednesday and a Friday Weekly Wrap: the retail stories, numbers and moves that mattered across Asia. Nothing else, and you can unsubscribe in one click.

  • Top industry moves and market shifts
  • Weekly data-driven analysis from across Asia
  • Monday, Wednesday and the Friday Weekly Wrap

Read by retail operators, investors and brand teams across Asia.

Protected by a quick human check. No spam, ever. Unsubscribe in one click.

SecureGDPR ready