Monday, August 13, 2007

7 For All Mankind, True Religion Brand Jeans, Free People and Arden B coming to NorthPark

By Pegasus News wire

Northpark rolls out the (or at least "a") red carpet.

DALLAS — Adding to an already impressive roster of trendsetting retailers, NorthPark Center is pleased to welcome 7 For All Mankind, True Religion Brand Jeans, Free People and Arden B this fall. Joining other trendsetters - including Diesel, Juicy Couture, adidas Originals, Custo Barcelona and Ted Baker - these new retailers will further enhance the shopping experience unique to NorthPark Center.

Recognized for its signature line of premium denim, 7 For All Mankind’s NorthPark boutique, opening in November, marks the retailer’s first North American store. Located between Dillard’s and Neiman Marcus, the 2,500 sq ft. space will feature its denim line along with ready-to-wear collections and accessories for men, women and children.

Touting high-end denim for the entire family, True Religion Brand Jeans will join 7 For All Mankind between Dillard’s and Neiman Marcus with the introduction of its 1,620 sq. ft. boutique this September. As the only True Religion store in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, shoppers will enjoy the retailer’s whimsical approach – including individual names for denim designs – and savvy styles for men, women and children. A relative newcomer to the fashion scene, True Religion has become a quick favorite with trend-setting Hollywood.

Opening its first store in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this October, Free People will showcase its women’s apparel and accessories in a 2,508 sq. ft. space on Level II between Neiman Marcus and Barneys New York. Known for its flirty, feminine looks, Free People will feature women’s ready-to-wear collections and accessories.

This November, women’s retailer Arden B will debut a new 3,488 sq. ft. store, located on Level II between Neiman Marcus and Barneys New York. Catering to the sophisticated, contemporary woman, Arden B’s looks are chic, feminine and alluring. The NorthPark store will carry ready-to-wear branded fashion collections and accessories.

Source: NorthPark's overly-effusive PR team

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