By Christine Nikiel
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Friday 22nd November 2002 |
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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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