Tomorrow marks the grand opening of The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards in New York. The largest and most expensive private real estate development in U.S. history began construction on Manhattan’s West Side in 2012, and its 1 million-square-foot retail center from Hudson Yards’ developer Related Companies will be officially open to the public at noon on March 15.
Filled with more than 100 stores across seven levels, the shopping destination features a variety of retailers ranging in category and price points. For instance, Neiman Marcus will open its first New York store. This will be be a must-see stop for shoe lovers, thanks to its women’s footwear department, which spans 8,000 square feet. Inside, the retailer will house a Lucchese boot shop as well as a Santana Leather Care shoe repair space. Overall, Neiman’s 188,000-square-foot shop will cover three floors of retail, including three restaurants.
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Another highly anticipated retailer hitting Hudson Yards includes Dallas-based Forty Five Ten boutique. Shoppers can expect a four-space store featuring footwear, women’s, men’s, vintage, home goods and more product assortment from a variety of designers.
The mix of fast-fashion and luxury retail continues with two levels of both Zara and H&M, as well as standalone high-end shops from labels such as Stuart Weitzman, Louis Vuitton, Dior and Fendi.
To celebrate the grand opening weekend, many retailers will be offering giveaways and special activations. For example, H&M is gifting its first 1,000 shoppers. In addition, Coach is presenting a made-to-order sneaker bar with choice of colors, materials, embellishments and more, while M.Gemi is offering complimentary monogramming of its Medio sandal. And on Friday only, Stuart Weitzman will give away personalized treats and a gift with any purchase.
Below are all the shops offering shoes at Hudson Yards, and click through the gallery to see more photos from inside The Shops & Restaurants.
Stuart Weitzman
M.Gemi
Louis Vuitton
Kate Spade
Banana Republic
Dior
Coach
Madewell
Neiman Marcus
Athleta
Forty Five Ten
Brooks Brothers
Cremieux
Dunhill
Fendi
Frankie CoLab
H&M
Lulu Lemon
Muji
Scanlan Theodore
The Conservatory
Tod’s
Tory Burch
Zara
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