Tag: Phipps Plaza

This fall, accessories don’t hide behind simple silhouettes and earthy shades. They leap out in geometric shapes, bursts of unusual texture, and electric hues. Here’s to coloring outside the lines.

See Atlanta Symphony Orchestra free in Piedmont Park, sip dozens upon dozens of booze options at Atlanta Summer Beer Fest, and support HIV research with the Atlanta Pride Run and Walk.

This spring, we pair the bold graphics, playful shapes, and whimsical colors of the latest runway looks with the imagery of six Atlanta artists.

As colleagues and customers reflected on Atlanta hairstylist Carey Carter’s life and legacy this week at his Carter-Barnes on Paces salon in Buckhead, one consistent sound served as a fitting tribute—laughter.

Need a little holiday shopping inspiration? We asked 9 stylish Atlantans for the one item they’re hoping to get this season, from fancy crystal-infused water bottles to pup portraits.

When you're the party host, you're on your feet all night long. We asked Shaye Strager, in-house fashion stylist for Phipps Plaza and Lenox Square, to share her picks for shoes that are both comfy and glam.

At a Simon Property Group press conference this morning, Nobu CEO Trevor Horwell announced that Nobu Atlanta Restaurant and a 150-room Nobu Hotel may open as soon as late 2019, part of a major new mixed-use development at Simon-owned Phipps Plaza that will begin opening in spring 2020.

James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Schwartz is opening Genuine Pizza in the old Yebo space at Phipps Plaza this December. Based in Miami, Schwartz gained fame for his neighborhood restaurant, Michael’s Genuine Food & Drink in 2007, before opening Harry’s Pizzeria in 2012.

More is more this fall with over-the-top textures, throwback silhouettes, and bold prints. Featuring looks from Stuart Weitzman, Abbey Glass, Tory Burch, Sid Mashburn, and more.

“I think they’ve created an ideal urban retreat,” says interior designer Lyndsy Woods, “with the best of everything: modern amenities, views from the backyard, and city access walking.”