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Paris In New York

Even though I like GAP for its very casual and very practical clothes, I don't usually look at its window display, but this time, it immidietaly caught my attention on 5th Avenue.

The GAP, currently celebrating its 40th anniversary, has partnered with the celebrated Paris concept boutique Merci to curate a special month long concept store that was open from September 10th to October 4th. The Merci GAP store had a selection of vintage clothes and accessories. Also a small selection of specially designed & limitied edition jeans and t-shirts. I was so thrilled by this pop-up shop and managed to buy a couple of limited addition t-shirts and some vintage accessories. And according to the sales assistant, proceeds of the items sold will be donated to charities of Merci's choice. I even felt better about my purchases.


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Sn3a said…
intresting!
06 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
Confashions enaty 3ajeeba ya3ni
%100 up@date mashalla o since i don't have time to check out every thing i read ur blog every day and decide my shpping destination right away!
you amaze me.. I LOVE YOU :))
06 October, 2009
Christina said…
Check out one of the Gap Artists website, she's simply amazing!

http://www.garancedore.fr/en/
07 October, 2009
Confashion said…
sn3a
Thanks :)

Anonymous
THANK YOU soooo much for your kind words and support :*
I aim to please ;)

Christina
Yes she is ;) I have been introduced to this blog by a very special friend ;)
10 October, 2009
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