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The David Choe artist collaboration dresses will be in stores soon. [First photo: via Facebook; rest, courtesy of Alice + Olivia]
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Well, that was fast. A mere two days after a tipster alerted us to activity in the former Cop.Copine space, we got word that Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet opened there today. At 919 North Michigan Avenue, the 1,000-square-foot store is spruced up withh colorful artwork and throwback flair. There's a mural on the ceiling, brass fixtures, vintage furniture, and original artwork by Bendet herself (she's the designer of the women's brand.) Get your first peek at the store, below.
· Alice + Olivia [Official Site]
· Cop.Copine is Closing Its Street-Level Shop [Racked Chicago]