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Founded in 1997 by Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Taylor, as premium designer, marketer and wholesalers of sexy, sophisticated basics for women, the brand is recognized around the world as a leading contemporary brand of casual lifestyle clothing.
The store design concept showcases the brand’s creative identity and its position within the fashion world – think modern fairytale…girl meets rock star and they move into an old English manor house to become “Juicy Royalty.” With a mix of old stripped down French antiques, lush colors, hardwood floors and modern showpieces such as glass, mirrors and mirror-finish metals, as well as tall glass jars filled to the brim with candies and treats, the store has a fun, yet rich luxurious appeal. The perfect balance of old English charm yet with a sense of humor.
With a footprint of 1,700 square feet, the store has been planned as a single informal space with most of the merchandise located on the walls. The centerpiece of the store is a long glass table inspired by the archetypal girl’s dressing table —a home for makeup, clothing, media, candy, jewelry, etc. The table’s glass top has been treated as a canvas for graphics and its transparency allows for a selection of best accessories.
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