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Brookfield Place Mall
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An empty storefront; it's unclear whether a brand has yet to sign for the location.
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The entrance to J. Crew's women's shop
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The entrance to J. Crew's men's shop.
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J. Crew is easily the most "mall" store here...
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...denoted not only by price point, but also by the sheer amount of product on the shelves.
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J. Crew women's.
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A selection of footwear.
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The Crewcuts section, in the back of the women's store.
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This is the Aspen-based makeup store's first NYC location
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Bonobos was easily one of the most popular stores at Brookfield.
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And not just because they were serving mini Umami burgers.
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It's also one of the smaller stores here.
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The Vince store can be overlooked since it's next to an empty space.
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Judith & Charles, the Canadian women's workwear brand
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Women get a small room in the back for their apparel and accessories.
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Theory attracted very few customers this morning
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The store also had a strong aroma, presumably from potpourri boxes like these stationed throughout the store.
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Babesta caters to infants, toddlers, and young kids.
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Luxury baby.
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Lots of NYC-centric toys here.
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Lululemon was not quite ready to open.
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A yet-to-be-filled space on the second floor.
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