Fashion Avenue at Pavilion KL recently organised a fashion show featuring some of the brands that are now available at the posh mall.
Fashion Avenue brought 30 new outlets to the shopping centre, including five brands that opened their doors for the first time in Malaysia. They are Sacoor Brothers, Hackett, Denim and Supply, Ralph Lauren and Jo Malone.
The show was launched by Pavilion RIET Management executive director Datuk Lee Tuck Fook, its chief executive officer Philip Ho, and Pavilion KL retail chief executive officer, Joyce Yap. Shoppers will be able to get everything that they need to be fashionable on Fashion Avenue's two floors, be it clothes, shoes, bags and accessories, or beauty and personal care products.
For the ultimate shopping experience, the mall also has extra cafes and eateries for guests to enjoy a day out at the mall. Lee said Pavilion has always sought to enhance the tenant mix to stay ahead of the shopping industry. "This regular 'rejuvenation' via the development of new precincts such as Tokyo Street and Fashion Avenue, is one of the main reasons for our success," he added.
To make the mall more accessible, a designated entrance with additional pick-up points have been added to the Raja Chulan entrance. Taxis and tour busses can stop right at the doorstep of the mall, making for a more convenient and comfortable shopping experience. Dedicated escalators, restrooms and concierges have also been added for this purpose.
The show was launched by Pavilion RIET Management executive director Datuk Lee Tuck Fook, its chief executive officer Philip Ho, and Pavilion KL retail chief executive officer, Joyce Yap. Shoppers will be able to get everything that they need to be fashionable on Fashion Avenue's two floors, be it clothes, shoes, bags and accessories, or beauty and personal care products.
For the ultimate shopping experience, the mall also has extra cafes and eateries for guests to enjoy a day out at the mall. Lee said Pavilion has always sought to enhance the tenant mix to stay ahead of the shopping industry. "This regular 'rejuvenation' via the development of new precincts such as Tokyo Street and Fashion Avenue, is one of the main reasons for our success," he added.
To make the mall more accessible, a designated entrance with additional pick-up points have been added to the Raja Chulan entrance. Taxis and tour busses can stop right at the doorstep of the mall, making for a more convenient and comfortable shopping experience. Dedicated escalators, restrooms and concierges have also been added for this purpose.
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