A high-end fashion pop-up is coming to Greenville, here’s what we know

Greenville will get to experience Miami’s luxury Bal Harbour Shops through a new traveling venture called Bal Harbour Shops ACCESS Pop-up.

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Get ready to shop ‘til you drop.

Rendering provided by Bal Harbour Shops

Miami, meet Greenville. Bal Harbour Shops, a luxe retail shopping center out of Miami will bring its traveling retail event — Bal Harbour Shops ACCESS Pop-Up — to Greenville.

These containers have been spotted in the Haywood Mall parking lot and you can shop ‘til you drop from Friday, Aug. 23 to Wednesday, Oct. 16.

The shops

Made up of 30 shipping containers, the pop-up will feature a mix of high-end fashion stores including:

  • Tiffany & Co.
  • James Perse
  • Frette
  • Balmain
  • Addict
  • Assouline
  • Bonpoint
  • Santa Maria Novella
Ladies sitting around a table drinking and eating, surrounded by palm trees.

The pop-up space will try to mirror the iconic palm tree motif.

Photo provided by Bal Harbour Shops

The vibe

The space will embrace the nearly 60-year-old brand’s Miami roots by bringing in planters filled with lush greenery, koi ponds, and fountains. Plus, the setting will showcase Bal Harbour Shops’ signature palm tree motif.

The food

A restaurant concept designed for the pop-up called The Whitman will bring Latin-inspired flavors and comforting classics to your shopping experience. Named after Stanley Whitman — who opened the Bal Harbor Shops in Miami — the concept promises to “bring the iconic dining experience of Bal Harbour Shops to life.” The indoor-outdoor restaurant is described as ample, breezy, and seamless with a palm-framed courtyard + an al fresco environment.

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