Galleria reveals new Fashion Mall in $240 million revamp

Galleria reveals new Fashion Mall in $240 million revamp
The new precinct brings together an expanded mix of Australian and international retailers.
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Galleria has opened its new Fashion Mall in Perth’s north-east as part of the shopping centre’s $240 million redevelopment.

The new precinct brings together an expanded mix of Australian and international retailers across fashion, beauty, sport, technology and lifestyle.

“We’ve been working towards this day for a long time, and it’s fantastic to see the doors open to our new Fashion Mall,” said Galleria centre manager Allana Edwards.

New retailers include Australian brands Country Road, Oroton, Seed, Witchery, AJE, Nude Lucy and City Beach, alongside international names such as JD Sports, Adidas and Victoria’s Secret.

The precinct also expands Galleria’s beauty and technology offering, with Meccaa, W Cosmetics, JB Hi-Fi, Miniso and Mobile Experts now open. Harry Hartog, which will add books and stationery, is also scheduled to join.

Other new fashion and lifestyle retailers include Perfect Stranger, Harli + Harpa, Ghanda Clothing, Supre, Ugg Express, ThrillsCo and Rapid Wear. Additional beauty and wellness operators include Skin Kandy, Palermo Perfumes, Evelyn Beauty, Pure Balance Wellness and Joe Smith.

The new stores join returning retailers including Myer, Coles, Rebel, EB Games, Michael Hill, Portmans, Decjuba, L’Occitane, Swarovski, Forever New, Pandora, Lorna Jane, Cotton On, Foot Locker and Universal Store, among others.

Galleria’s Entertainment and Dining Precinct is the final major stage of the redevelopment and is scheduled to open in time for Christmas.

Once complete, the renovation will bring nearly 100 new stores to the centre. This will take its total retail, dining and entertainment offer to 175 outlets.

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