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The new location of Kim Kardashian’s clothing brand will feature exclusive merch and collaborations.

SKIMS has officially landed in Chicago: a new flagship store for Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand just opened in the Gold Coast. Taking over a former 1960s bank on a corner of Rush Street, the new store is a sleek, sculptural retail space that's both very SKIMS and very Chicago.
The 6,500-square-foot store marks the brand’s first flagship in the city, the latest move in an ambitious global retail rollout. It follows openings in Los Angeles and New York and precedes international expansions across Mexico and Dubai.
The new store carries the full range of women’s and men’s SKIMS staples, from loungewear and underwear to shapewear and bras. Fan-favorite collections like fits everybody, cotton, seamless sculpt and ultimate bras are all here, along with new seasonal drops. The company said the store will also feature Chicago-only exclusive merchandise and limited-edition styles like NikeSKIMS throughout the year.
The design of the store is worth a look on its own, starting with a stunning view from the street. A reclining sculpture by artist Vanessa Beecroft can bee seen through the glass façade. The space was designed by Rafael de Cárdenas, Ltd., who utilized the bank building's existing features to create a dramatic look with curved staircase and a sweeping illuminated ceiling that puts all the focus on the SKIMS displays.
“Chicago boasts such incredible style and a vibrant community, and opening our first flagship here feels incredibly meaningful,” said Kim Kardashian, co-founder and chief creative officer, in an official statement. “We’re thrilled to introduce SKIMS to the city, inviting the community into a space that pays homage to Chicago’s storied architectural heritage while highlighting our signature design language, immersive experiences, and the complete assortment in person.”
The SKIMS Chicago flagship is now open at 1000 N Rush Street from 10am to 8pm, Monday to Wednesday, and from 10am to 7pm on Sunday.
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