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BMW and LIULI Crystal Art each opened pop up locations.
New boutiques in the second half of 2015 reflect the mall's global brand and include Celine, a Paris based design house; A. Lange Sohne, a German timepiece shop; Massimo Dutti, a clothing company based in Spain; and French Italian Moncler, offering sports and active lifestyle collections.
Holsteins Shakes Buns, a new arrival at Bloomingdale's, adds to the shopping center's eclectic mix of sit down restaurants.
A major fall fashion event each year highlights the designer collections.
This past spring, a special exhibit paid tribute to the life and legacy of South Coast Plaza founder Henry Segerstrom,moncler coats womens who died in February.
It's fitting that this shopping center's landmark is a huge Ferris wheel.
Irvine Spectrum Center puts an emphasis on food and fun. An Improv Comedy Club and a 21 screen, 6,400 seat theater complex with an IMAX screen are among the entertainment venues. The 130 plus stores range from Target to Nordstrom.
More than 17 million people visit each year.
Events this year have included the center's 20th anniversary celebration and a back to school festival. Coming up this fall and winter: The opening of OC Chill, the outdoor ice skating rink; DJ music on Black Friday; selfies with Surfer Santa; and a repeating holiday show featuring Disney produced lights and music.
Fashion Island touts itself as "sophisticated yet relaxed," with a resort like atmosphere.
Check and check.
That view of the Pacific Ocean helps on both counts.
The shopping center, which had a $100 million makeover three years ago, had the highest median household income $98,051 within 3 miles of a mall in a Register survey earlier this year. Among its lineup of luxe stores is Orange County's only Neiman Marcus.
Unique and cutting edge shops and eateries include those with an accent on fitness and health. with an in store workout studio. SoulCycle ("Change your body. The former discount furniture mall is tucked away in a corner of Costa Mesa near Harbor Boulevard and I 405. These days it not hard to find: Just follow the stream of hipsters. SoCo has become a hugely popular alternative shopping and dining destination for the fashion forward.
Whether they sipping coffee at Portola Coffee Lab or trying the wood fired burger at Arc, the gourmet Mexican cuisine at Taco Mar or Spanish tapas at Pueblo, foodies are keeping this place busy.
quickly becoming a culinary capital of Orange County, Scott Burnham, chief executive of Burnham USA, the center property manager, told the Register.
Not long ago, this bustling place was the recession ravaged South Coast Home Furnishings Center. In 2009, Burnham Ward Properties of Newport Beach bought it and shifted its focus to cutting edge fashion, food and home furnishings.
Inspired by San Francisco Ferry Building Marketplace, developers Burnham and Bryon Ward brought hip home retailers such as HD Buttercup, Stark Furniture and Pirch to the 300,000 square foot commercial plaza. They were joined by high end furniture stores such as Roche Bobois and Surfas Culinary District, a mecca for discerning chefs.
