Brent Cross Shopping Centre is preparing to welcome two fresh retail additions to its lineup, including a sizeable temporary space from a well-known lifestyle label.
The north London retail destination – celebrating its 50th anniversary this year – has seen the departure of the Starbucks outlet alongside several new arrivals at the complex, which houses over 120 shops.
A newly opened dessert stall operated by Haut Dolci made its debut this month, complete with a chocolate fountain and facilities where shoppers can craft their own chocolate bars.
Advertising hoardings on the ground level have revealed that the global Spanish fashion chain Mango Kids will be arriving at the centre.
The Barcelona-headquartered business offers Mediterranean-themed clothing, shoes and fashion items, and will sit alongside retailers such as Zara, H&M and John Lewis at the north London shopping destination.
Meanwhile, British lifestyle retailer Oliver Bonas is preparing to launch a sizeable temporary outlet at a prominent corner location previously occupied by the premium footwear chain Russell & Bromley.
The 146-year-old luxury British shoemaker entered administration in January and shut the majority of its UK retail locations.
Oliver Bonas was established in the capital by Oliver Tress in 1993 and creates its own proprietary collections, offering women’s clothing, fashion items, jewellery, homewares and presents.
Workers were putting the final touches to the window displays and a sign at the store entrance indicated that the opening would be happening shortly.