Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Many handbags have a handmade or crafty appeal.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Staud is one of the brands that appeals to younger consumers.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Classic shapes with strong details.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD A closer view reveals unusual colors and details.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Colorful arm candy ready to be discovered.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD The Judith Leiber presentation.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Saks is bullish on Rimowa, which opened a concept shop.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Blocks can easily be reconfigured based on demand for the brands.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD The large Givenchy offering.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Soft accessories such as hats, scarves, gloves and belts have been gathered together for a more wholistic approach.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD Saks populated the area with shops-in-shop from myriad styles such as Burberry and Alaa.
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Saks Fifth Avenue’s Main Floor Renovation Goes Full Circle
Image Credit: George Chinese/WWD A view from the 50th Street entrance of brands displayed in a circle formation.