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  • Ugg, New York

    Ugg’s newest flagship location reflects the brand’s updated retail design that celebrates its California inspiration.
  • Luxury handbag retailer to change its name

    Eager to better reflect the company’s increasing diversity, Coach is changing its name.
  • Off-price retailer completes aggressive growth plan

    Ross Stores has spent the fall in growth mode.
  • Report: Specialty retailer explores a new service — shoe rentals

    DSW is eyeing a new service to drive shoppers into its stores.
  • First Look: Adidas Originals goes big in Chicago

    Adidas has opened its largest Adidas Originals location to date, a 4,966-sq.-ft. flagship in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago.   The new outpost, which sits under a section of Chicago's elevated train system, is designed to reflect its surrounding. It is full of connections to the local creative community, including an original sculpture at the front of the store by Chicago artist POSE, and custom murals created by Tubsz, a South Side native that specializes in calligraffiti (a combination of calligraphy and graffiti.) 
  • Camper, Westfield World Trade Center, New York

    Spanish footwear brand Camper stays true to its tradition of creating unique store experiences at each of its locations at its new outpost in Manhattan.    
  • First Look: Iconic 70's retailer returns to stage with new flagship

    Fiorucci is back — and it hasn't lost its cheeky, irreverent attitude.   The brand, which acquired cult status and flourished throughout the 1970s and 1980s before going into a slow decline, was relaunched earlier this year with a new website, new fashions and pop-ups in Barneys New York and Selfridges (London). Capping off its comeback, Fiorucci has opened a 5,000-sq-ft. flagship in London's SoHo neighborhood. A New York City location is planned for 2018.   
  • Fast-fashion retailer to open in D.C. landmark building

    Uniqlo is opening a shop in one of the nation's most historic train stations.    The retailer will open its newest U.S. outpost on Oct. 10, at Union Station in Washington, D.C. It will be located on the main level, adjacent to Amtrak ticketing, and will open at 7 a.m. during the week to serve morning commuters.  
  • Nordstrom unveils updated store concept

    Nordstrom opened the doors on Tuesday to its newest full-line store, one that includes new store design concepts and services.   
  • Nordstrom unveiling new 'inclusive' shopping experience

    Nordstrom is looking to appeal to a broader audience.    The retailer on Monday called on top brands to expand their size ranges by adding more items in sizes 14, 16 and 18, along with smaller sizes zero and 2. Nordstrom also said that it is launching an "extended sizing" initiative, beginning with its new store at Westfield Century City, Los Angeles.    
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