Houston Galleria’s Miami-based luxe specialty store, The Webster, has teamed up with China luxury retailer, Lane Crawford, to present a curated pop up offering in all Webster and Lane Crawford locations.
It has already began, effective April 26 and lasting through early summer…..two great global luxury retailers have collaborated on a curated pop-up shop featuring many of the favorite styles with The Webster pop-up from Lane Crawford that reflect the Miami spirit. In all Webster locations the collaboration of founder, Laure Heriard Dubreuil and iconic Hong Kong luxury retailer will be showcasing an edit of the worldwide exclusive collection in store and online, from Womenswear, Kidswear and Menswear to lifestyle accessories for all. More than 70 styles have been selected from over 20 brands. Participating brands will include Bonpoint, Coach, Courreges, Gul Hurgel, Paco Rabanne, Proenza Schoeler, Rosie Assoulin. Thom Browne and many, many more.
The pop-up shops will feature captivating visual merchandising as well as artistic installations where customers will feel transported to South Beach, Miami. The worldwide exclusive collection became available on April 26th and will be around through early summer at The Webster stores nationwide and online at TheWebster.us, as well as in Hong Kong and China and online at LaneCrawford.com.
Below is a limited selection of some of our favorites from the available curated selection…..you should visit their websites to view the collaboration in its entirety! Also, a drop by the Houston Galleria store is a great start to view some of these edited styles from these iconic designers.
1. Maison Michel Hat I 2. For Restless Sleepers Travel Pillow I 3. Thom Browne Embroidered Whale Jacket I 4. For Restless Sleepers Eye Mask I 5. Paco Rabanne Bag I 6. For Restless Sleepers Pajama Top I 7. Lisa Marie Fernandez Flounce Maillot I 8. Gul Hurgel LC Dress I 9. For Restless Sleepers Shorts I 10. Rosie Assoulin Jumper I 11. Coach 1941 Varsity Jacket I 12. Proenza Schouler Tee I 13. Retro Super Future Sunglasses