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24 May

EXCLUSIVE: Fwrd Opening Pop-up With Kendall Jenner, Eyeing Brick-and-mortar

Kendall Jenner is bringing her famous sense of favor to a store this summer. Fwrd, the Revolve Group-owned luxury e-commerce player with Jenner as its creative director, will open its first pop-up shop June 9 at 8804 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. The situation at Robertson Boulevard is true within the hubbub of West Hollywood, near celebrity-frequented retail and dining destinations including Craig’s, Cecconi’s, Maxfield, Chrome Hearts and Palace Skateboards. The 4,000-square-foot space will feature women’s and men’s apparel from established and emerging designers, in addition to beauty, accessories, art and homeware. The offering can even include rare vintage handbags, clothing, jewelry and sunglasses from Chanel, Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier and Gucci through the Fwrd Renew platform. “I’m beyond excited to bring the primary...
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18 May

Marcella Opens Its First Brick-and-mortar Store in San Francisco

It might sound odd that a Latest York clothing company would determine to open its first store 3,000 miles away in San Francisco. However the husband-and-wife team behind the Marcella clothing label said San Francisco has been market, they usually were taken with a pedestrian-friendly Fillmore Street with plenty of restaurants and other clothing retailers, including Rag & Bone and Scotch & Soda. “After we were looking, we actually saw this spot in San Francisco that appealed to us. And our catalog of apparel and accessories works very well there,” said Andy Huszar, the corporate’s chief executive and cofounder along with his wife, Siyana Huszar, the creative director. On Friday, the corporate’s first retail outpost opens at 2029 Fillmore Street, a 900-square-foot...
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29 Aug

The Brick-and-mortar Store Channel

Industrial brick-and-mortar real estate could have had a nasty pandemic yr (or two) with lockdowns and consumers hunkering down across the globe. But now that so many individuals are coming out for quarantine, the demand for travel, in-person shopping and the possibility to explore the world IRL has never been stronger.  Retailers and types are left competing — and sometimes paying a premium — for industrial real estate in all the large markets, and in some small markets, too.  A Calzedonia in Manhattan. Courtesy Photo “It’s supply and demand. There’s absolute confidence that brands are very much in need of continued acceleration within the brick-and-mortar channel to assist them create that omnichannel strategy,” Amish Tolia, cofounder and co-chief executive officer of Leap, told WWD....
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