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    Luxury fashion brand Loewe opens pop-up boutique in Palm Beach

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    A Spanish luxury fashion brand will be among the first businesses to open at the redeveloped Royal Poinciana Playhouse site in Palm Beach.

    Loewe, which specializes in leather goods, clothing, fragrance and accessories, will open next year, the company confirmed in a statement to the Palm Beach Daily News. The company said additional details will be shared “in the coming months.”

    Loewe will join the jeweler Cartier and fine dining Tutto Mare Tenants of the redeveloped theater, which will reopen as a cultural arts center and waterfront restaurant, have been announced.

    Alexandra Clark, vice president of asset strategy and experience at WS Development, the developer of the project, said: he told the Daily News in September He said he expects to announce the next signed lease for the theater “soon.”

    Up Markets, a division of WS Development, has controlled the arcade since 2014 under a long-term lease for Royal Poinciana Plaza. He spent years searching for an operator for the iconic venue before choosing The Innovate, a publicly traded company headed by Palm Beach resident Avie Glazer, whose family owns the NFL’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

    Construction began in July 2023 and is progressing steadily, Clark said. A “significant” amount of new underground service work has been completed on the playhouse and foundations have been laid throughout the building.

    Additionally, he said, the majority of the flooring has been poured, some display cases have been installed, and interior mechanical/electrical/plumbing (MEP) roughing work is underway.

    “Our expectation is that by early winter 2024, as tenants build inside, the building’s exterior and surrounds will appear more complete and beautiful than ever before,” Clark said last month.

    WS Development based in Massachusetts Announced plans for theater hall redevelopment in January 2022 And Wins Landmarks Preservation Commission approval next month for the project.

    Loewe operates two other locations in Florida, including one in Miami-Dade County. The company’s first store in North America opened in the Miami Design District in 2015; The 2,077 square meter boutique opened in June at Bal Harbor Shops in Miami Beach.

    But local fashionistas don’t need to travel that far to shop the boutique’s Fall/Winter 2024 collection, which includes women’s ready-to-wear, bags, leather goods and shoes.

    The company recently opened a new pop-up boutique in The Royal Poinciana Plaza. Loewe officials said the 1,000-square-foot space was curated “with Palm Beach customers in mind.” It will close after the holiday.

    “Royal Poinciana Plaza is an artistic destination for indulgence, inspiration and relaxation, making it an ideal destination for forward-thinking brands like Loewe,” said Lori Berg, general manager of Royal Poinciana Plaza.

    Founded in Spain in 1846, Loewe started as a leather production collective and has grown to become a leading global brand, Loewe officials told the Daily News.

    Officials added that Jonathan Anderson, who was hired as the brand’s creative director in 2013, is leading a “major revamp” of the brand.

    “With a fresh reimagining of the brand identity, a modern articulation of their commitment to craftsmanship, and a series of critically acclaimed and genre-defining men’s and women’s collections, the brand has risen even further as an influential, global cultural force,” officials said. in question.

    The Loewe pop-up boutique at 340 Royal Poinciana Way is open Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For information, visit: theroyalpoincianaplaza.com/tenants/loewe/ or call 561-821-7688.

    Jodie Wagner is a journalist. Palm Beach Daily NewsPart of the USA TODAY Florida Network. You can reach him at: [email protected].

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