As Bal Harbour Shops, Miami’s luxury fashion center, celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2025, they are continuing to embark on their first-ever traveling retail event.
They recently wrapped up an eight-week residency at West Palm Beach’s CityPlace featuring a pop-up look at luxury brands like Balmain, Golden Goose, Dolce & Gabbana, Tiffany, and Gianvito Rossi (be sure to ask for Isena).
Shoppers and diners were treated to a 17,000-square-foot, tropical-inspired shopping environment designed to reflect the elegance of Bal Harbour Shops located just north of Miami Beach.
West Palm Beach was their fifth stop on the luxe tour.
Each of the shops were transformed into a curated collection of fashion and lifestyle products showcased in modular shipping containers surrounded by palm trees, koi ponds, fountains, and lush greenery.
Shoppers could escape the Florida heat under covered walkways cooled off by fans or retreating to the air-conditioned shops or The Whitman, the unique dining venue offering a full bar and lounge.
Diners were able to indulge in craft cocktails like a Pom Spritz paired up with decadent dishes featuring short ribs and Brussels sprouts.
“We’re thrilled to bring the tropical, luxury shopping and dining experience of Bal Harbour to West Palm for the first time,” Matthew Whitman Lazenby, President and Chief Executive Officer of Whitman Family Development said in a recent statement. “With this roving pop-up, we introduce a new and innovative solution at the crossroads of high-touch personal service and high-tech logistics to deliver on our mission and impact and impress our guests with our distinctive level of excellence.”
Since 1965, the family-owned Bal Harbour Shops created by retail visionary Stanley Whitman has become known for its high-end fashion center featuring upscale retailers in an open-air environment.
For more information on their next location, be sure to check out Bal Harbour Shops Pop-Up.
