The Limited to Pop Up in NYC and Relaunch Long Lost Forenza Collection

Posted Sep 29th 2009 at 7:00PM by Bee-Shyuan Chang (Subscribe to Bee-Shyuan Chang's posts)

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The Limited's Forenza sweater relaunch and pop-up store

A sneak peek of the relaunch of The Limited's Forenza collection. The sweater is back, with an update! Photo courtesy of The Limited

For those of us old enough to remember, The Limited used to have a private label collection called "Forenza," created by a fabulously fictitious designer named "Maria Pia."

Now, in a retail blast from the past, The Limited is relaunching Forenza at its New York City pop-up shop.

After a decade-long absence from the bustling Big Apple, The Limited is back -- for an appropriately limited time (Oct. 14 to 17) -- with a temporary store at 134 Spring Street in Soho.

The pop-up will debut the Forenza relaunch before it rolls out to The Limited stores nationwide.

Personally, we can't wait for the return of the oversized Shaker Knit sweaters!

Happy ~~shopping~~ reuniting.

Interested in more pop-up shops? StyleList covers the latest temporary shop spaces.

Tags: Forenza, Limited, pop up shop, pop up store, pop-up, PopUpShop, PopUpStore, shopping, Soho, The Limited, TheLimited

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Lindsay 10-05-2009 @ 4:18PM

You can checkout more about Forenza sweaters and try the 80's Time Warp all on The Limited Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/pages/The-Limited/159201851797?ref=ts)

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