Which visual merchandising adaptation has Uniqlo implemented in Southeast Asian markets to respect cultural traditions while maintaining brand identity?

Visual merchandising often incorporates cultural elements to create authentic and resonant retail experiences. Across the globe, retailers adapt their visual displays to honor local traditions while attracting customers. This trivia question explores how one major international retailer has successfully implemented culturally-sensitive visual merchandising to respect traditions while driving sales in diverse markets.

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Creating specialized modest fashion displays during Ramadan featuring mannequins in traditional attire while maintaining Uniqlo's minimalist aesthetic
Replacing all human-form mannequins with abstract geometric shapes to avoid cultural offense in conservative regions
Eliminating all visual merchandising in stores and relying exclusively on digital kiosks for product display
Implementing separate men's and women's entrances to their flagship stores in Malaysia and Indonesia