Westfield dresses up St Lukes

Westfield's drive to dress up its centres to satisfy more upmarket tastes ­ and boost revenue ­ includes snagging High St fashion designer Stella Gregg and boutique giftware store L'Occitane, which will join Australia's Cue Design, menswear store Rodd & Gunn, Line 7 and shoe shop Scarpa.

Westfield New Zealand director John Widdup said Westfield's redevelopment and new tenants was a response to growing demand from the "affluent population" in the area.

Yesterday's launch is to be followed by the completion of an eight-screen multiplex cinema in April.

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