The French luxury fashion line for women and men, founded in 1997, has 400 stores in 30 countries across the globe.
Plus Chambers in the Michelin guide; Steve Buscemi shoots at the Square Diner; celebrate the history of Lower Manhattan on July 4.
The 25-year-old Parisian fashion house has several other stores in the city. / 2 comments
Plus: Zadig & Voltaire sample sale today; Tribeca's Kitchen has reopened; Beach sign restoration; actual work happening at City Vineyard; 56 Leonard's final windows; huge Tribeca Film Fest street fair is this Saturday; no Drive-In screenings this year. / 7 comments
According to the rumors, anyway. This list will be updated as new info comes in.
...Organic Avenue, Acne Studios, the Kooples, and more. Plus: Man jumps to death in Battery Park City; La Garçonne's founder; architect Rafael Viñoly; Pier 17 demolition; 9/11 Family Room to close. / 1 comment
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