Henri Bendel Comes to Water Tower Place
SHOPPER: The Chicago site of the high-end retailer is just one of the stores launched in a nationwide expansion.
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Expert Tips and Great Items for Your Holiday Parties
HOLIDAY, CELEBRATE!: Insider tips to set off the party season with sparkling personality
Six Timeless Tools for Your Kitchen
KITCHEN AID: Home cooking can be world-class with these new items.
Kid-centered Salon and Spa Comes to North Center
Kids Welcome
Rock Candy (4141 N. Lincoln Ave.; 773-883-3000, rockcandysalonandspa.com), a salon and spa primarily for children, is scheduled to open later this month in North Center…
Three Chicago Menswear Lines
SHOPPER: Sir & Madame, Nonnie, and Chivalry Is Not Dead
Five Questions for Fashion Designer Wes Gordon
The Chicago-born fashion designer, who visits the city this week for a showing of his spring designs, talks about business, tailoring, where he’s from, and puppies.
The Find Antiques Grand Opening
September 8, 2011–The Find Antiques opened their second location in West Town after seven years on the North Shore. The Find and Chicago Home + Garden partnered together to officially open the store to the public. Attendees were able to enjoy hors d’oeuvres from Hell’s kitchen, view beautiful floral arrangements by Art Quest, and check out all the new treasures in store. Check out The Find, located at 1819 West Grand Avenue.
New Lake View Boutique Combines Eco-Fashion With Vintage
Emerald City
Em Bo. (3432 N. Southport Ave.; 773-360-1501, shopembo.com), a clothing and accessories boutique, opened last month in Lake View with a goal of promoting vintage and environmentally sustainable items as everyday fashion…
High-End Adidas Collaboration Boutique Arrives on Oak Street
Sports Center
Y-3, a collaboration between Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto and Adidas, opened its eighth U.S. outpost in the Gold Coast (50 E. Oak St.; 312-573-3310, y-3store.com) last month…
Quintessential Designs of Norman Norell, Up for Bid
Chicago style goes front and center in the fashion world, as 140 items by Norman Norell, drawn from the collection of local socialite Beverly Dowis Blettner, go up for auction.