Visual Merchandising Portfolio Assessment

Savannah Andrews

Visual Merchandising Specialist, Lululemon (Wharf Street, Victoria BC)
Portrait of Savannah Andrews

Visual Merchandising Specialist at Lululemon's Wharf Street store in Victoria, BC, with over 10 years in retail. My focus is hands-on product expertise, sharp merchandising instincts, and guest experiences people remember, driven by a passion for trend forecasting, product presentation, and turning creative concepts into strategic, executable floorsets.

Beyond VM, I lead a team of 10 as content facilitator, health and safety representative, and IDEA People Network member. I build an inclusive team through clear communication, direct feedback, and genuine fun.

PreparedSeptember 2026
Zones shown10 fixture types, 34 photographs
StoreLululemon, Wharf Street, Victoria BC
ZONE 01

Women's Tables

Women's Tables — photo 1
NoteVM directive change: the full layout of pant styles with overhang is no longer in the guide.
Women's Tables — photo 2
NoteLow level of product due to lateness; product expansion on the table creates a solve.
Women's Tables — photo 3
NoteCurrent product levels with new blue per forum directive; mani styling updated for colder weather and sell-through.
ZONE 02

Men's Tables

Men's Tables — photo 1
NoteSoft jersey table is the previous VM standard, with plants and shoe risers still present.
Mesh soft jersey table
Men's Tables — photo 2
Men's Tables — photo 3
NoteMen's Run FET: previous VM standard with a single hat stand and plants present; did not have any split shift or Beyond Feel shoes to showcase on the mani for better outfitting.
ZONE 03

Women's Walls

Women's Walls — photo 1
NoteTennis Hotwall.
Women's Walls — photo 2
NoteTrain Hotwall.
Women's Walls — photo 3
NotePrevious year's Women's Hotwall. VM directive changes: shoe risers, double mani 3rd-tier display, ambassador lightboxes, plants on the 3rd tier.
Women's Walls — photo 4
NoteWomen's Sweat Essentials wall. VM directive changes: ambassador light boxes, plants on the 3rd tier, shorts faceout signage.
ZONE 04

Men's Walls

Men's Walls — photo 1
NoteSocial + Wall: previous shorts block layout.
Men's Walls — photo 2
NoteSocial + Wall: current VM layout format with shelving and U-bars.
Men's Walls — photo 3
NoteHigh-volume shorts wall solve.
Men's Walls — photo 4
NoteMen's Sweat Essentials wall with boxers AXS block per new OSL placement.
ZONE 05

Women's Floor Fixtures

Women's Floor Fixtures — photo 1
NoteTennis midrack showcasing outfitting and layering.
Women's Floor Fixtures — photo 2
NoteSweat Set midrack.
Women's Floor Fixtures — photo 3
NoteGlow Up Train midrack; colourblocking for matching sets.
Women's Floor Fixtures — photo 4
NoteWinter Layers midrack. Change in VM directive: no longer allowed to have product exceed the fixture frame.
ZONE 06

Men's Floor Fixtures

Men's Floor Fixtures — photo 1
NoteMen's Swim midrack; high volume level.
Men's Floor Fixtures — photo 2
NoteMen's Golf midrack.
Men's Floor Fixtures — photo 3
NoteMen's Zeroed In double uprights / A-frames.
ZONE 07

Accessories & Footwear

Accessories & Footwear — photo 1
NoteRecent bag wall execution.
Accessories & Footwear — photo 2
NoteShoe wall during holiday peak.
Accessories & Footwear — photo 3
NoteExpanded bag wall execution during store peak season. Current VM directive does not allow: ambassador lightbox, double mani on the 3rd tier.
Accessories & Footwear — photo 4
NoteHydration Station.
ZONE 08

Mannequin Styling

NoteEntry Hub mani styling.

Mannequin Styling — photo 1
Mannequin Styling — photo 2
Mannequin Styling — photo 3
ZONE 09

Before & After

Before
Before & After — Before
Note
  • Table per directive, but did not receive signage for the top tier of the table.
  • Lack of inventory so the table felt flat and lacked dimension.
  • Mani styling to showcase what we did have.
After
Before & After — After
Note
  • Created better outfitting across the whole table.
  • Added bra stands to bring colour and dimension to the table.
  • Better assortment of 1st and 2nd layers.
  • Updated bag styling on the mani for newness.
  • Brought shoe form up to the back grid of the table to support intentional sight lines.
  • Colour palette plays off the Hotwall for more consistency with adjacencies.
ZONE 10

Personal Favourites

Personal Favourites — photo 1
NoteRoyal Victoria Marathon mani styling.
Personal Favourites — photo 2
NoteTeam Canada mani hub execution.
Personal Favourites — photo 3
NoteRolling rack placement for Boxing Day.
Personal Favourites — photo 4
NoteColour triangles for the Women's shorts wall.