Saks Limitless, the invitation-only loyalty program, will host a pop-up in Dallas
Saks Limitless, the retailer's invitational loyalty program, will feature a pop-up shopping experience exclusive for customers in Dallas.
April 18-19, Saks will invite Limitless customers to shop an assortment of Saks. com designer items inside the private rooftop penthouse suite at the Joule Hotel in downtown Dallas, a first-ever pop-up for Saks in Dallas.
The pop-up will showcase a full range of lifestyles including men's ready-to-wear and women from top to bottom European brands, as well as shoes, bags and accessories.
As part of the pop-up experience and the brand's ongoing commitment to Dallas' art and fashion community, Saks will partner with Dallas Contemporary as a major sponsor of the spring exhibition "Eduardo Sarabia: This Must be the Place," a major immersive installation recreating a Mexican hacienda and taking into account notions of home, and "Ceramica Suro: A History of Collaboration, Production, and Collecting in Contemporary Arts. It is the first comprehensive American presentation of the studio's influence on contemporary art through the collection put together by José Noé Suro and his wife, Marcela.
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The Ceramica Suro installation at Dallas Contemporary Courtesy of SaksA special dinner will also be held at Sassetta at Joule to celebrate the opening of the spring exhibits and the ongoing partnership between Saks and the Dallas Contemporary.
"As we continue to deepen our relationships with digital customers, we are excited to bring this pop- to life in a growing market for the Limitless program.We are always striving to provide the best luxury experiences and our partnership with Dallas Contemporary Museum allows us to connect with our guests in more meaningful and more impactful,” said Mariel Sholem, vice president of customer engagement at Saks.
On April 18 at 4 p.m. there will be a Saks Live with Ali Bloom, Senior Stylist, Limitless Digital Style private, and Carolina Alvarez-Mathies, executive director of Dallas Contemporary, to discuss the intersection of art and fashion as well as the best of spring fashion.
Saks Limitless, the retailer's invitational loyalty program, will feature a pop-up shopping experience exclusive for customers in Dallas.
April 18-19, Saks will invite Limitless customers to shop an assortment of Saks. com designer items inside the private rooftop penthouse suite at the Joule Hotel in downtown Dallas, a first-ever pop-up for Saks in Dallas.
The pop-up will showcase a full range of lifestyles including men's ready-to-wear and women from top to bottom European brands, as well as shoes, bags and accessories.
As part of the pop-up experience and the brand's ongoing commitment to Dallas' art and fashion community, Saks will partner with Dallas Contemporary as a major sponsor of the spring exhibition "Eduardo Sarabia: This Must be the Place," a major immersive installation recreating a Mexican hacienda and taking into account notions of home, and "Ceramica Suro: A History of Collaboration, Production, and Collecting in Contemporary Arts. It is the first comprehensive American presentation of the studio's influence on contemporary art through the collection put together by José Noé Suro and his wife, Marcela.
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The Ceramica Suro installation at Dallas Contemporary Courtesy of SaksA special dinner will also be held at Sassetta at Joule to celebrate the opening of the spring exhibits and the ongoing partnership between Saks and the Dallas Contemporary.
"As we continue to deepen our relationships with digital customers, we are excited to bring this pop- to life in a growing market for the Limitless program.We are always striving to provide the best luxury experiences and our partnership with Dallas Contemporary Museum allows us to connect with our guests in more meaningful and more impactful,” said Mariel Sholem, vice president of customer engagement at Saks.
On April 18 at 4 p.m. there will be a Saks Live with Ali Bloom, Senior Stylist, Limitless Digital Style private, and Carolina Alvarez-Mathies, executive director of Dallas Contemporary, to discuss the intersection of art and fashion as well as the best of spring fashion.
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