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Description
This lavishly illustrated book celebrates one of
the most influential and successful retail
centers in the world, from its opening in
1965when it changed the retail landscape by
inviting European designers such as Gucci
and Valentino to open stores within a shopping
malluntil the present day Theater of Shopping
tells the story of retail visionary Stanley
Whitman and the creation of Bal Harbour Shops,
the most successful luxury fashion shopping
center in the world, and one of the last
familyowned malls in America Written by
critically acclaimed author Alastair Gordon,
Theater of Shopping is a cultural history of both
a place and a personal legacy The openair mall
opened in 1965 as a pedestrianfriendly
environment that turned shopping into a kind of
theatrical event, while featuring the work of
young design talents like Valentino,
Versace, Mugler, de La Renta, and other foreign
designers who were unknown in America before
first showcasing their collections at Bal Harbour
Shops The text weaves together fashion, luxury
commerce, architecture, landscape design, urban
development, and family history, to create a
highly readable narrative illustrated with more
than 300 images including neverbeforepublished dra
wings, plans and photographs by renowned
photographers including Richard Avedon and Ezra
Stoller
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Description
This lavishly illustrated book celebrates one of
the most influential and successful retail
centers in the world, from its opening in
1965when it changed the retail landscape by
inviting European designers such as Gucci and
Valentino to open stores within a shopping
malluntil the present day Theater of
Shopping tells the story of retail visionary
Stanley Whitman and the creation of Bal Harbour
Shops, the most successful luxury fashion
shopping center in the world, and one of the last
familyowned malls in America Written by
critically acclaimed author Alastair Gordon,
Theater of Shopping is a cultural history of both
a place and a personal legacy The openair mall
opened in 1965 as a pedestrianfriendly
environment that turned shopping into a kind of
theatrical event, while featuring the work of
young design talents like Valentino, Versace,
Mugler, de La Renta, and other foreign designers
who were unknown in America before first
showcasing their collections at Bal Harbour Shops
The text weaves together fashion,
luxury commerce, architecture, landscape design,
urban development, and family history, to create
a highly readable narrative illustrated with more
than 300 images including neverbeforepublished
drawings, plans and photographs by renowned
photographers including Richard Avedon and Ezra
Stoller
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PDF Theater of Shopping The Story of Stanley
Whitman's Bal Harbour Shops Kindle