Jasimm wrote:Butters wrote:I hear Sandro and Maje are coming
Sandro and Maje are both hiring SA/Manager for new Northpark boutique openings according to their sites. I would expect official store opening announcements to come soon, now just to contemplate where they will open....
@R0170 No info on Joie did you hear something?
Butters wrote:Based on vacant spaces my guess is Sandro to Elie Tahari and Maje to Swag
Butters wrote:I heard Eataly is taking the stuart Weitzman Space for a wine cheese bar plus escalator to level 2 of the main floor
Butters wrote:Is joie even relevant anymore
emmasensei wrote:"Joie is as relevant as Draper James a Department store filler or dude."
This sentence is too garbled to fully understand. It's missing a few commas and end punctuation. However, I think you're declaring yourself the arbiter of taste in luxury women's fashion. If so, well, then go off, dude. By all means, buy your dresses somewhere more relevant.
And what about my Amex paragraph didn't make "sebse"? Do you know what Amex Offers are? They're limited-time discounts which appear on certain varieties of Amex cards, for certain people, at certain times. Some of them are relatively universal; others are targeted--but targeted badly, since you can receive an in-store only offer at a store that has no physical presence in your city. Some examples are Joie, Sandro, Maje, Johnny Was, etc. I was targeted for these stores at a time in my life when I had no access to them. Now I live in Dallas, where many of them do have a physical presence. The Amex algorithm which determines who gets what offer is improving, but still imperfect. Thus, we cannot always assume a store like Joie is on the way in Dallas, just because it appears in Amex offers for Dallas residents.
That's what we were discussing. How about we keep the tone around here friendly and convivial, instead of knee-jerk dismissive and condescending? It's okay (and more effective) to ask for clarification when you don't understand something. lol, lol.
The California-based Dreamscape virtual reality experience, which counts among its investors Oscar winners Steven Spielberg, Hans Zimmer, Nickelodeon, MGM Studios and AMC, will open its second U.S. location at NorthPark on Aug. 15.
At NorthPark, Dreamscape will be in a 5,208-square-foot space on the second level between Neiman Marcus and Nordstrom.
The experience lasts about 15 minutes and costs $20.
mdg109 wrote:Miller's Outpost.
Call me when they get an arcade.
R1070 wrote:It looks like Johnston & Murphy will relocate to the previous James Avery space.
Etoile will open this Fall in the previous Make Up Forever space by Nordstrom.
R1070 wrote:I believe Etoile is sold at Stanley Korshak. It must not have many if any brick & mortar locations.
Dfwn2n wrote:When are they going to expand the second level? They keep talking about it.
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