Retail Rage Room Reflects Sociopolitical Anger
Published 31 July 2024
Aiming to tap into the anger felt by many Americans at the state of the nation’s politics and wider social injustices – 55% say they’re often or mostly angry about these issues (Pew, 2024), women-owned British-Spanish footwear brand Miista created a “rage room” at its new Lower East Side flagship in New York City, its first brand space outside Europe.
Retail Rage Room Reflects Sociopolitical Anger
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