The obvious illustration of this store hierarchy is the BR (Floor 1)/Gap (Floor 2)/ON (Old Navy) conglomerate that anchors one end of the mall. Here are a few other examples in their corresponding retail categories to further illustrate my point.
Eateries: La Madeleine / Corner Bakery / Subway
Footwear: Gucci / Nine West / Payless
Accessories: Louis Vuitton / Fossil / Claire's
Cosmetics: L'Occitane / Bath and Body Works / Perfume Village
Jewelry: Cartier / Zales / Fast Fix Jewelry and Repair
I mean, I get that they are sort of grouping their stores by customer segment, but it's a bit extreme, don't you think? I mean, I own a Louis Vuitton, use Bath and Body Works lotion and eat at Subway. I can't possibly be the only who does that. Am I? Oh well. I guess that's why I'm not a mall designer!
In any case, here are a couple of pics from our adventures at the mall. Our girl is a fun shopping partner!
Annabel insisted on holding on to our excellent clearance finds at the Gap. Although, I know this picture looks more like I stuffed the bag onto her seat with her. But I didn't!
See? Clutching that bag like a new baby!We also checked out their playground. She had a lot of fun because there was so much to do and not too crowded. And she especially enjoyed it since it featured one of her favorite types of playground equipment...
A tunnel!I haven't been to the Galleria in awhile, so this was fun going outside our usual routine. Even though I disguised myself in my sunglasses and hood the whole time we were on the third floor.
Cheers,




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