Model props show a strong evolutionary trend, more and more realistic, that is, charm, and full of sense of motion. In today's unprecedented fierce competition environment, models and props can "talk" and become the "shopping guide" of clothing stores, attracting more customers with their own unique language. Let's see how they persuade customers to enter the store and complete their consumption.

After many years of experience in clothing stores headless or face virtual abstract expression of the model, now many shops began to return to the production of fine, specific body models. For example, the various facial expressions of mannequins, the collective return of make-up and wigs, and the model's eyes, lips, and even nails can stand out, showing the fashion makeup effect that the brand hopes to lead.

Model props have always played an important role in the display of clothing products, especially for those larger flagship stores, model props are the most intuitive tool to give consumers a sense of direction. Generally speaking, each series of clothing brand has obvious regional division. In these areas, there are models which can highlight the theme. These well-designed and holistic modeling collocation can not only help customers quickly recognize and locate the series products, but also help them grasp the trend elements in the shortest time and increase the collocation self Letter. Compared with the ordinary clothes pole, hanger, model props can more highlight the integrity of clothing and cutting highlights.

Of course, if the overall color of the store is single, it should choose new or promoted products. Once the model's clothes are not sold well, they should be changed in time to improve the popularity index of the store.

The same area can try more than two different styles of model combination expression, try to be close to life, give people the first impression of telling their own story. Of course, with appropriate lighting, glittering, can bring good visual effect.

Some clothing stores are also gradually changing the model props, trying to use mixed styles of model props. Some of the models' movements are inspired by the way people pose when they take pictures, such as putting their hands in their pockets or crossing them in front of their chest.