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Frederick Douglas Blvd Blvd. 16 | New York Section 1 AllSaints Spitalfields 512 Broadway, between Spring and Broome streets Vintage fixtures and stylings—from industrial printing presses and looms to Singer sewing machines—bring an intimate, old-but-cool feel to this U.K. retailer’s first New York outpost. Photo: Hal Horowitz, Elevation Photos E 116TH ST W 115TH ST Luis Munoz Marin Blvd. 27 E 114TH ST W 113TH ST WEST END AVE LEXINGTON AVE AVE 18,000-sq.-ft. flagship— its largest ST the United W 111TH in States—along the revitalizedW 109TH ST West 34th Street. 8 Ferrari Store Park Avenue and 55th Street Filled with Ferrari-branded apparel and lifestyle W 103RD ST products, the new Ferrari Store (located next to the Ferrari Showroom) brings the Prancing Horse retail W 99TH ST concept to life in Manhattan. Photo: Courtesy of Ferrari W 97TH ST COLUMBUS AVE W 107TH ST W 105TH ST New retail in New York E 104TH ST E 102ND ST Malcom X Blvd Blvd. 7th Ave. E 112TH ST Jefferson Park E 110TH ST E 108TH ST E 106TH ST W 101ST ST E 100TH ST AMSERTDAM AVE W 89TH ST Photo: Randhir Singh COLUMBUS AVE WEST END AVE 2 Anthropologie Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Ave., at 15th Street The latest Chelsea Market Anthropologie store references the industrial and maritime nature of the neighborhood, while simultaneously maintaining the brand’s inherently feminine aesthetic. E 98TH ST LEXINGTON AVE 3 Banana Republic 552 Broadway, between Prince and Spring streets If you haven’t seen the new residential-inspired Banana prototype yet, the New York outpost is worth a look. The store offers a series of “boutiques” off a main boulevard, each designed like a personal walk-in closet. 4 CH Carolina Herrera 802 Madison Ave., between 67th and 68th streets The CH flagship for designer Carolina Herrera is the first freestanding U.S. home for the lower-priced brand. 5 Coach Men’s 370 Bleecker St., between Charles and Perry streets Coach’s first men’s-only store moved in to Manhattan’s West Village, restoring the building’s original copper finishes, and featuring antique finishes and repurposed materials. 6 Eataly 200 Fifth Ave., between 23rd and 24th streets The new 50,000-sq.-ft. emporium, conceived partially by celebrity chef Mario Batali, features multiple restaurants, a rooftop beer garden, a cooking school and retail sections all dedicated to the food and culinary traditions of Italy. 7 Esprit 21-25 W. 34th St., between Fifth and Sixth avenues Eschewing the red walls of a time gone past, Esprit lands a new sophisticated, 9 Forever 21 1540 Broadway, between W 95TH ST 45th and 46th streets At more than 90,000 sq. ft., the latest fast-fashion W 92ND ST retailer’s Manhattan outlet is the largest of the brand’s stores on the East Coast. With four floors and more than 150 fitting rooms, the New W 88TH STagship is aiming York fl for the tourist crowd. Photo: Adrian Wilson, New York E 96TH ST E 94TH ST W 93RD ST E 92ND ST W 91ST ST E 90TH ST E 88TH ST E 87TH ST E 86TH ST W 87TH ST 85TH ST 10 GANT Rugger 353 Bleecker St., between 10th and Charles streets GANT opened its first freestanding 81ST ST for the youthW store ful GANT Rugger label in the West Village, replicating an industrial factory aesthetic W 78TH ST with vintage irons, thread spools, exposed brick walls and retro lighting fixtures. AMSERTDAM AVE YORKVILLE W 84TH ST E 83RD ST E 84TH ST CENTRAL PARK E 81ST ST W 80TH ST E 82ND ST E 80TH ST 79TH ST W 77TH ST W 76TH ST 14 E 77TH ST E 76TH ST WEST END AVE 11 Hermès Men’s W 74TH ST 690 Madison Ave., at 62nd Street Located directly across the street from its women’s flagship, French luxury brand Hermès has opened 70TH ST its W first men’s-only store in the world on Madison Avenue. 12 Isabel Marant 55 Greene St., at Broome Street Paris-based fashion designer Isabel Marant opened her first U.S. store W 61ST ST this year in SoHo, literally “decked” to the nines with raw ash wood creating dimensional textures throughout. W 57TH ST UPPER EAST SIDE LEXINGTON AVE E 73RD ST E 74TH ST W 73RD ST 25 E 69TH ST 16 W 67TH ST 4 65TH ST LENOX HILL E 67TH ST AMSERTDAM AVE COLUMBUS AVE 13 19 E 63RD ST 11 E 61ST ST E 65TH ST W 62ND ST E 62ND ST W 59TH ST E 59TH ST W 57TH ST E 56TH ST W 55TH ST W 55TH ST E 57TH ST 13 J.Crew Bridal W 55TH ST Boutique 769 Madison Ave., at 66th Street Modeled after a classic French salon, the first-ever W 51ST ST J.Crew Bridal boutique is punctuated with 1930s Parisian Art Deco and modern elements to create a sophisticated, luxurious W 47TH ST space for wedding dress shopping. 8 E 55TH ST W 53RD ST W 53RD ST E 53RD ST W 51ST ST W 50TH ST W 49TH ST W 48TH ST E 51ST ST 17 26 E 47TH ST E 49TH ST Upper Manhattan W 46TH ST W 46TH ST 9 22 | November/December 2010

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of DDi - November/December 2010

DDi - November/December 2010
Table of Contents
From the Editor
Retail Design Collective
Showroom Map
Products
New York Retail Map
DDi Buyers' Guide 2010
Company Listing
Product Category Index
Product Listing
Classifieds
Advertisers
Calendar

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