Harry Gordon Selfridge launches the Selfridges department store on Oxford Street, London, which becomes one of the largest stores in the city.
The outbreak of World War I begins, affecting all aspects of life in the United Kingdom, including retail and department stores like Selfridges.
Global economic downturn impacts consumer spending and businesses worldwide including department stores like Selfridges.
Harry Gordon Selfridge opens the iconic London department store Selfridge's on Oxford Street, bringing innovative retail ideas and customer experience.
Agnes Towler is hired as an assistant at Selfridge's, beginning her journey and significant character development within the store.
Selfridge's hosts its first exclusive fashion show, setting a new standard for retail advertising and customer engagement.
The outbreak of World War I affects Selfridge's store operations, staff enlistment, and economic challenges.
Harry Selfridge experiences financial problems due to the economic impact and extravagant spending, threatening the store's future.
Lady Mae Loxley appears as a key character influencing the store’s social scene and Harry Selfridge’s personal life.
Agnes volunteers for the war effort and joins the Red Cross, showing social changes and character growth during WWI.
Tensions rise between Harry and his wife Rose, impacting his personal life and influencing story arcs.
Selfridge's expands its physical space and offers new departments, reflecting business growth and innovation.
Harry's affair with Agnes causes scandal within the store and affects multiple relationships.
