Not as cool as Marc Jacobs, but Kate Spade is re-opening on Oak Street in 2008 in the old Enzo Anglioni space.
Yea it's funny, like in the last year Oak street has completely shifted around
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Not as cool as Marc Jacobs, but Kate Spade is re-opening on Oak Street in 2008 in the old Enzo Anglioni space.
I was planning to go this weekend, too. How annoying. Thanks, though.

I was going to go after work, but the weather's supposed to get pretty bad tonight. So I'm going to wait until the weekend.
^how bad is the weather? is it still snowing, and is that enough to keep you away from MJ?i wish it had been opened when i was there in October, we dont' have one in Sydney.




Marc Time
A year after it was first announced and five months after it was originally scheduled to open, Marc by Marc Jacobs (1714 N. Damen Ave.; 773-276-2998) has arrived. Arguably the biggest shopping story of the past year, the opening of the boutique has inspired nervousness among local shop owners and residents who feared a chain invasion, curiosity about the company’s choice of Bucktown over the Gold Coast, and anticipation about when the store would finally open. The sleek, 4,000-square-foot space—which, together with the BCBG Max Azria next door, transformed a drab brick block into a bastion of polished newness—has exposed ductwork and light blue walls. The line has a younger, more affordable bent than its brother brand, Marc Jacobs, offering the designer’s sense of high style mixed with whimsical exuberance. Where else would a men’s topcoat for $698 mingle with a lipstick pen for $1.50? For women, find a sweet pink-and-blue silk tank dress ($298), a checkered pink-silk baby-doll dress ($378), and more casual pieces like a structured tan cargo shirt ($328). For men, look for a navy pinstripe blazer ($428), argyle sweaters ($138), and thermals ($30). And no mention of Marc Jacobs would be complete without a gush or two about his shoes and purses, such as the glittery pink flat ($305), signature buttery soft leather handbags ($250 to $500), which mingle with more affordable quilted clutches ($44) and Pan Am logo bags ($48). The best surprise is the number of affordable options, such as T-shirts ($35), mini umbrellas ($16), and glittery plastic rings ($4). Our favorite? The white rain boots with “Chicago” printed across the side, for $15.