Last week, lifestyle brand Banana Republic announced the reopening of their store location at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles. The premier site, redesigned in collaboration with acclaimed architect and interior designer Noa Santos of NAINOA, calls patrons to delve into Banana Republic’s enhanced style that timelessly blends fashion, art, and global culture. The store’s exceptional design, alongside artwork curated by creative advisor Jacqueline Schnabel and the in-house Banana Republic team, creates a retail experience that encapsulates the essence of the brand’s latest collections.

Upon entry, guests of the store will encounter a space that combines delicate refinement with an ease of relaxed comfort, gracefully linked to the open-air mall. The space highlights design features including Venetian plaster walls, brass accents, and white oak floors— merging the beauty of natural elements with that of the brand’s heritage.

To enhance the modern coastal vibe, shoppers are invited to explore Cote Bougie scented candles, handcrafted in Morocco, and discover artwork by New York-based French artist Servane Mary. With compositions including screen printed Plexiglass tubes with inkjet prints on window film, glass panels featuring moments of the American West, and a work of brass metallic paint, dye oxide and silkscreen ink on canvas, this curation embodies Banana Republic’s adventurous spirit and admiration of fine craftsmanship.

The store will also provide an array of premier services in an effort to enhance the Banana Republic shopping experience, including an open-seating fitting room lounge, dedicated styling area, and an in-house tailor special to this location.