Monday, May 9, 2011
Metropark CLosing All Stores
According the Business Courier, Metropark will be closing all 69 of their stores, starting..... now. I find this as a big blow to the mall industry, as the boutique had tons of character and offered high end brands such as True Religion and Obey, (maybe expensive is a better word). I used to shop there when I was in high school, but I felt they got a little too "Jersey Shore" for my taste, so I drifted elsewhere. Before Metropark closes it's doors forever, you can enjoy savings of 20% to 40% on their remaining stock, but like any other going-out-of-business sale, the best items go first, so get in there soon! In related news, The Children's Place packed up and booked it before you could say, "Are there going to be any sales?". Literally, they we're there one day and gone the next, without any warning to passerby's. However, all we can do is hope that better stores move in to their place. Some that I feel would be appropriate are as follows; Free People, The North Face, The Art of Shaving, Henry Bendel, Gilly Hicks, and United Colors of Benetton to name a few. In the meantime, keep shopping! -John
Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty = Mine
I just picked up the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty book at Kenwood Barnes & Noble today for around $45. It was the last one at any Barnes & Noble in the city, and since Borders is now gone (still hard to talk about), I'm guessing it was one of the last ones available in Cincinnati. Anyway, the book was well worth the money and contains over 200 pages of beautiful photographs of works from my absolute favorite designer: Alexander (Lee) McQueen. I highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys the work of McQueen. It is available online for $27 if you can stand the wait, otherwise, you can expect to pay what I paid. I will hopefully be seeing the Savage Beauty exhibition at the MET in New York this summer and will post on that a little later. Until next time! -John
Bakers Moving Into Old Steve Madden Space
Bakers, a medium to high priced shoe store, carrying such names as Bebe and Bearpaw, is moving into the space left vacant by Steve Madden. This is the second location in the area (the other being Tricounty Mall). The store should be open by July. Keep shopping! -John
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