New York City's flagship Nordstrom store is showcasing some of New York's most celebrated designers in a new pop-up this fall.
amNY Sports email newsletterNew York City’s flagship Nordstrom store is showcasing some of New York’s most celebrated designers in a new pop-up this fall.
The participating designers are Carolina Herrera, Khaite, Gabriela Hearst, Joseph Altuzarra, Saint Sintra, Commission, and Proenza Schouler in fashion and Lynn Yaeger in jewelry. Curated by Nordstrom’s Women’s Designer Fashion & Editorial Director, Rickie De statement rings, Sophie Billie Brahe pearls, Pomellato chains, and Harwell Godfrey’s charming pendants, which will be available among Nordstrom’s selection during the installation.In addition to the designer capsules, Greenwich Village’s American Bar will pop up at Nordstrom for the month at the Broadway Bar on level 3, boasting retro-Americana vibes with a selection of culinary and cocktail classics.
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