Crew cuts: Fitting out airline staff in style

14 : 06 : 2011 Brand Identity : Mixing And Matching : Trelise Cooper

Auckland – Multi-disciplinary design agency Gascoigne Associates and Saatchi Design Worldwide have created an outfitters for Air New Zealand cabin crew called the Clothes Hangar.

Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates
Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates
Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates
Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates Air NZ Hangar by Gascoigne Associates

The retail space is in keeping with the brand identity of the airline, and the new style direction of the uniforms was created by fashion designer Trelise Cooper. Clothes Hangar stylists greet airline staff, who can create a personalised outfit in the same design aesthetic by mixing and matching items.

Uniforms are rarely luxurious or a statement of individuality, but Air New Zealand has created an intimate shopping experience for staff that offers them clothes from a renowned fashion designer. Inviting staff to take ownership of their uniform is an effective way of allowing them to engage with the brand.

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