Banana Republic Employee From Harlem Told Braids Violated Dress Code
ABC news reports that a young employee at a Banana Republic store in Westchester County braided her hair.
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Gap Trims Old Navy And Banana Republic In Brand Overhaul In Harlem And Other Locales
Gap Inc. reported quarterly earnings on Thursday with bad news for fans of two of its brands. The apparel giant announced it’s closing 75 Old Navy and Banana Republic stores outside North Continue Reading →
Gap Inc., Partners With Harlem’s Fashion Row For Virtual Designer Retreat 2020
While 2020 has proven to be a year of unprecedented change and opportunity, one thing remains clear for Harlem’s Fashion Row and Gap Inc., their shared commitment to help scale Continue Reading →
With A Gap Store In Harlem, We Can’t Wait For The Yeezy Gap Marriage
We’re super excited to hear that Kanye West, the multi-industry creative entrepreneur, is poised to bring his YEEZY brand to customers from Harlem to Hollis.
125th Street BID Continues Its “Harlem Canvas For Change” Project On 125th Street In Harlem
125th Street BID continues its “Harlem Canvas For Change” project based on the protest regarding the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Michael Brown, Philando Castile and sadly many others.
Gap To Separate From Old Navy To Create A Bigger Gap Between The Public Companies
Gap revealed on Thursday that it plans to split into two public companies with the goal of enabling its Old Navy brand with stores from Harlem to Hollywood to expand Continue Reading →
Blick Art Materials Coming To 125th Street In Harlem
The growing retail landscape on 125th Street will house yet another high-profile tenant.
Harlem’s 125th Street Is Going “to Look Like 34th Street” Next Year
On a sunny April afternoon, 125th Street is a study in contrasts. Starting on the East Side near the Triborough Bridge, aging industrial buildings and a shuttered Pathmark give way Continue Reading →
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