Levi’s and Beyoncé take over Selfridges

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Feb 2025
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What: Selfridges' storefront becomes canvas for Levi's and Beyoncé partnership, highlighting the brand's GBP 10 billion growth strategy through luxury retail presence.

Why it is important: The collaboration represents a strategic shift in wholesale partnerships, where brands create destination-worthy retail experiences that combine star power with premium positioning to achieve ambitious growth targets.

Levi's and Beyoncé have transformed Selfridges' windows into a striking retail spectacle, marking Chapter 2 of their Reiimagine campaign. The installation features dramatic red neon lights depicting Beyoncé in full denim looks, alongside artistic illustrations of her riding a horse. This partnership represents a significant milestone in Levi's strategic growth plan, with the brand aiming to reach GBP 10 billion in revenue. Under the guidance of Lucia Marcuzzo, Levi's European general manager, the company is carefully balancing its wholesale relationships through meaningful activations while expanding its direct-to-consumer presence. The collaboration's impact is particularly evident in the women's category, where engagement rates have surged 30% above standard levels, and the Beyoncé collection has achieved double-digit demand growth. The partnership will be further enhanced with a bespoke shop within Selfridges' new Levi's space, set to launch in May.

IADS Notes: The Levi's and Beyoncé takeover at Selfridges exemplifies a growing trend in successful retail partnerships. The strategic window displays and dedicated retail space at Selfridges mirror Bloomingdale's successful approach in October 2024 with their "Wicked" collaboration, where immersive experiences and exclusive products created compelling retail moments. The impact of Beyoncé's collaboration on Levi's women's line, driving 30% higher email engagement and double-digit demand growth, demonstrates how celebrity partnerships can effectively target specific market segments while elevating the overall brand presence in premium retail spaces.


Levi’s and Beyoncé take over Selfridges