Yesterday’s Wall Street Journal article about the “retail cathedral”—my head hurts—known as Westfield World Trade Center included the news that London Jewelers is among the businesses that have confirmed opening stores or restaurants there. (There will be “about 100,” per the WSJ.) The Sephora beauty chain is also confirmed in the article, and there’s a quote from an executive at Under Armour praising the mix, so we might infer that that company is opening a store there, too.

I realized that I should check to see if there’s a website for the mall yet, since it’s scheduled to open sometime next year (“in 2016” is the best the WSJ could get). Indeed, Silverstein’s WTC.com website includes a shopping page with a scroll of logos at the bottom—including a bunch of previously unannounced (to my ears) tenants: Asics, Aveda, Bebe, Bose, Cartier, Charles Tyrwhitt shirts, Moleskine, and Papyrus.

So here’s a newly updated list, in alphabetical order. (So much fashion!) There are 87: Some of these have been confirmed, but many were rumored—and of course if a deal falls through, the rumor is unlikely to be retracted. So I wouldn’t assume this list is 100% accurate. The asterisks mean the establishment is on the wtc.com shopping or dining page.

••• Acne Studios (Swedish fashion)
••• Aesop*
••• Aldo shoes*
••• & Other Stories
••• Apple
••• Aritzia womenswear
••• Art of Shaving
••• Asics*
••• Aveda*
••• Banana Republic*
••• Bebe*
••• Beer Table*
••• Blow-dry bar (unnamed)
••• Bobbi Brown makeup*
••• Bose*
••• Breitling watches*
••• Camper shoes*
••• Canali menswear*
••• Cartier*
••• Caudalie salon*
••• Charles Tyrwhitt shirts*
••• Clark’s shoes
••• Cole Haan shoes*
••• Council of Fashion Designers of America pop-up
••• Davidoff cigars
••• Designer Eyes*
••• Desigual fashion*
••• Devon & Blakely on the ground floor
••• Diane von Furstenberg (yes, at the WTC and Brookfield Place)
••• Disney*
••• Duane Reade*
••• Dune shoes*
••• Eataly*
••• Edward Beiner eyewear*
••• Epicerie Boulud takeout*
••• Fika café*
••• Folli Follie jewelry*
••• Fossil watches and bags*
••• Giorgio Armani*
••• Godiva for its first U.S. café
••• Havaianas flip flops
••• Hugo Boss menswear*
••• Invicta watches
••• It’Sugar candy store
••• Joe Coffee*
••• John Barrett Salon*
••• John Varvatos menswear*
••• Jones the Grocer gourmet emporium*
••• Kate Spade*
••• Kiehl’s beauty products*
••• The Kooples (French fashion)*
••• La Colombe*
••• Lacoste*
••• Lego*
••• Links of London*
••• L.K. Bennett shoes and accessories*
••• L’Occitane*
••• London Jewelers (2,500-square-foot store)
••• London Jewelers (“800-sqaure-foot venue for a single jewelry brand”)
••• Longines watches*
••• Lore Wine & Spirits, from City Hall’s Henry Meer
••• MAC cosmetics*
••• Michael Kors (it has a store in Brookfield Place, so maybe one of them is only accessories or something)*
••• Minamoto Kitchen, Japanese confectioner*
••• Moleskine*
••• Mont Blanc pens*
••• Nobletree coffee*
••• Nunu Chocolates*
••• Pandora jewelry*
••• Papyrus*
••• Pret a Manger*
••• Reiss fashion
••• Sephora*
••• Stuart Weitzman shoes*
••• Swatch*
••• Thomas Sabo jewelry*
••• Tiffany & Co.*
••• Tissot watches*
••• Tom Ford*
••• “Track and Field fitness chain”—which must be this Brazilian fitness wear company
••• Treat House, a bakery specializing in puffed rice treats*
••• Tumi luggage*
••• Turnbull & Asser shirts*
••• Under Armour fitness wear? (see intro)
••• Victoria’s Secret*
••• Vince Camuto shoes*
••• Wasabi Sushi and Bento, a British chain (also in Fulton Center)*
••• Zadig & Voltaire (French fashion)*