Phone: (949) 640-5477 Store Location: Fashion Island Suite: 257 A feminine boutique offering clothes for today's woman, as well as one-of-a-kind jewelry and other accessories.
A feminine boutique offering clothes for today's woman, as well as one-of-a-kind jewelry and other accessories.
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Our vision is to set the standard in retail environments. Since opening our first neighborhood retail center in 1963, we have focused on developing, managing, and marketing retail environments designed to enhance the surrounding community. The result is a vibrant and successful blend of merchants that keep our retail centers on the leading edge of consumer trends.
Fashion Island is Orange County's premier coastal luxury shopping destination, offering specialty boutiques, prestigious department stores, and a vast array of fine and al fresco dining.
The center hosts a variety of popular signature events throughout the year including the Newport Beach Film Festival.
Irvine Spectrum Center is one of Southern California's most popular shopping and dining destinations, visited by more than 15 million people each year. The center features Nordstrom, Macy's, Target, and H&M, along with more than 130 stores, restaurants and entertainment venues.
Signature events include Style Week Orange County featuring the season's hottest runway trends.
The Market Place features exciting shopping, dining and entertainment, all conveniently located off the Santa Ana (5) Freeway in Tustin / Irvine. The Market Place has more than 120 stores, restaurants, cafes and theaters.
Signature events include the Dinosaur Dash, a community race to benefit local public schools.
Located in communities throughout Orange County, our collection of neighborhood and community centers are easy to access and offer a variety of services, shopping, and dining options ideally suited for the neighborhood and surrounding business community. Each center is planned with striking architecture and landscape features to enhance the shopping and dining experience.
