Craig and Lee take a deep dive into the dynamic changes occurring on Toronto's Bloor Street West, noting the street's resurgence as a thriving hub for luxury shopping in the city.
The stunning storefront took months to build, features Kith Treats and a restaurant concept from New York City, and could be a game changer for the Bloor-Yorkville area.
Craig and Lee discuss the intensifying competition between the two luxury retail nodes, and why one may have an advantage in attracting brands over another.
Craig and Lee discuss the exciting arrival of Kith, an international fashion brand that is a key tenant to the transformation of Toronto's downtown luxury shopping area.
Craig and Lee have a conversation about what's happening on Yorkville Avenue in Toronto, which has seen several high-end brands lease space on the street in recent weeks. The area is changing rapidly as the population grows and Yorkville Avenue finds its place as a luxury address.
The luxury brand has unveiled a new concept store spanning two levels with a “dishevelled” design modelled on a recently opened flagship on New Bond Street in London.
The plush new space features metallic finishes and brands such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Hermes, and replaces a location that opened on Yonge Street in 2016.
The pink-clad store in a historic brick building will shake up luxury retailing in Canada’s largest city and the concept could expand to other locations.
Nicolas Kalatzis speaks with Retail Insider about his career progression, luxury retail and challenges operating a store over the course of the pandemic.
The beautiful new store, which features fashions for men, women and children as well as for the home, is only the second in North America to feature Versace’s updated boutique design.
The 40-year-old high-end leather goods and luxury retailer has moved to a new retail space in Toronto’s luxury neighbourhood, with a design inspired by train cars carrying a range of brands not found elsewhere.
Construction is now underway to overhaul a popular walkway that will soon house new upscale retailers, as well as a second location for Canada’s top-rated restaurant.