In luxury retail geography, what is 'The Golden Triangle' famous for?

In luxury retail, strategic store placement can make or break a brand's success. One famous geographic retail concept has become legendary in the industry, creating an area where high-end brands cluster to maximize visibility and sales. This poll tests your knowledge of this fascinating intersection of geography and retail strategy that shapes shopping districts in major fashion capitals worldwide.

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A shopping district in Paris bounded by Avenue Montaigne, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, and Rue François 1er, containing the world's highest concentration of luxury flagship stores
A retail design principle requiring three premium brands to anchor any successful luxury mall, creating a 'triangulation effect' for shopper circulation
The three-point geographic strategy used by major brands to position flagship stores in New York, Paris, and Tokyo simultaneously
A retail merchandising technique arranging luxury products in triangular displays to maximize visual impact and perceived value