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≡ Beauty Hair Makeup Skin Care Culture Art Film & Television Music Travel Men’s Fashion Men’s Grooming & Fragrance Style Fashion Week SPACE Street Style Weddings Real Weddings Wedding Dresses Vicarious Vacation: Our Print Director’s Trip to Iceland Travel By Britt Burritt on July 9, 2018 Try as you might, sometimes you can’t get away. Whether it’s because your PTO bank is low or your bank account is, a holiday isn’t always on the horizon. When beset by a deficit of vacation days, it’s fun to live vicariously through your well-traveled pals. This week we’ve been poring over the stunning pics of Nordstrom’s print design director, Kim Chin, who just returned from Iceland. We can practically feel the chill coming from her cool shots of this Nordic land famed for its hospitality, its geologic landscape and for giving the world Bjork ( takk !). Find out where to dine, stay and swim, plus what to pack. SEE HER PICS AND TIPS { 0 comments } Tags Iceland Nordstrom Employee Travel Travel Diary Vacation Vacation Destination As part of WE Schools program, students contribute to their community and a better world through service-learning. Treasure & Bond + WE: A Giveback Program You Can Track Interviews By Solvie Karlstrom on May 14, 2018 Built into the mission of the Treasure & Bond brand is the promise to donate 2.5% of net sales to charity, a promise that delivered a $1 million donation to YWCA (USA and Canada) in 2017 and has directed more than $2.4 million to charities since 2014. This year, Treasure & Bond is collaborating with WE Charity to support programs empowering young people. WE Charity is the donation arm of WE —a family of organizations making doing good doable—and is supported by ME to WE, a social enterprise that creates socially conscious products and experiences. Partnering with WE not only helps Treasure & Bond give back to programs working for a better future, but it gives customers unique insight into the charitable impact of their purchases through ME to WE’s Track Your Impact tool. It’s a partnership to be proud of, for sure. For more info on this collaboration, we spoke with two women instrumental in bringing it all together: Nordstrom Product Group president Jennifer Jackson Brown and ME to WE CEO Roxanne Joyal. Here’s what they said. READ THE INTERVIEW { 0 comments } Tags Nonprofit Nordstrom Cares Nordstrom Product Group Track Your Impact Treasure&Bond Find Your Fit | Pop-In@Nordstrom de Soleil ALL POSTS Interviews POP-IN@Nordstrom By Andrew Matson on June 16, 2016 ONIA halter swimsuit What’s going on back there? In coordination with Pop-In@Nordstrom de Soleil , this month’s sun/swim edition of our themed shop curated by VP of Creative Projects Olivia Kim, our stylists offer wisdom about the back/booty sides of four key women’s swimsuits. Drop one-piece The drop one-piece (seen above) has made a comeback and is the must-have suit of the season. It’s sexy while also providing coverage. The drop in back tends to minimize your lower half. This fit is also easily worn for a night out with shorts or a skirt. CLICK HERE FOR THE REST OF THE FIT GUIDE { 0 comments } Tags Olivia Kim Olivia Kim Pop-In@Nordstrom Pop-In@Nordstrom de Soleil Swim Swimwear Trend New York Street-Style Stars to Watch ALL POSTS Fashion Week Street Style By Britt Burritt on February 10, 2016 These are the people we can’t wait to see on the streets of the Big Apple. Their fashion know-how always astounds us. Shine By Three blogger, Clinique brand ambassador, law student, stylist and Harper’s Bazaar contributor (to name a few pursuits), Margaret Zhang proves her worth as more than just a street-style starlet. Characterized by her gamine style, the Australian always delivers, whether it’s tailored pantsuits, innovative layers, oversized statement pieces or a standout coat. MORE FASHIONABLE FACES TO FOLLOW { 1 comment } Tags Aimee Song Emma Ranniger Fashion Week Fashion Week Street Style Joanna Hillman Leandra Medine Margaret Zhang New York New York Fashion Week Preetma Singh The Weekend Guide: November 20-22 ALL POSTS Culture Film & Television Music By Britt Burritt on November 20, 2015 Listen: Aquaria by Boots He produced an impressive amount of Beyoncé’s 2013 self-titled album. He collaborates with genre-pushing artists like Run the Jewels and FKA Twigs. Yet this is Jordy Asher ‘s debut. Uneven as it is, Aquaria shows the breadth of his producing talents within the confines of driving electro-pop, occasionally even charting new yet vague musical waters. The Miraculous by Anna von Hausswolff Von Hausswolff’s bittersweet vocals over a 9,000-pipe organ may be the perfect melancholy music for winter. But this Swedish chanteuse is no canary: her voice cuts and wails as it sings lyrics derived from folk stories. Picture Neko Case set to Swedish death metal. Songs like “Evocation” at once render sacred and profane. Watch: Marvel’s Jessica Jones Netflix’s newest series (out November 20) features a traumatized former superhero struggling to pay her rent and bar tab. Long ago Marvel realized that every hero was also an antihero, and Jessica Jones (played brilliantly broken by Krysten Ritter ) is a troubled antiheroine for a leather-clad, sardonic generation of malcontents just struggling to get by and live with themselves. Shop: Shrimps online We’ve already told you how warm and fuzzy Hannah Weiland’s faux-fur creations make us feel . Finally, you can shop several of her technicolor coats and accessories online! It’s like Scream Queens suddenly went from all prissy to punk. Opening Ceremony caps These embroidered hats are so cute that we want to embroider them on a cap. If you haven’t visited our Pop-In Shop lately, you may have missed these baseball caps embellished with poodles, drumsticks, aliens and other idiosyncratic ideograms. Your gift-giving hat trick is right here. Read: What the Eye Hears by Brian Seibert Tracing the history of tap from Irish cloggers and African slaves, Seibert shows how this dance defines American pop culture, covering Bojangles and Shirley Temple to the MacArthur Genius Michelle Dorrance, without leaving out its complicated, cloudy history. { 0 comments } Tags Books Film Film & Television Gifts Music Television Weekend Guide Street Report: Kerry Outside Richard Nicoll Fashion Week Street Style By bdeitz on September 16, 2014 Kerry Pieri, senior digital editor at Harper’s Bazaar, is another one of my favorite Fashion Week style stars. I love a girl who is not afraid to smile and have fun with fashion. Kerry really has a flair for making trends her own. Her version of dressed-down chic includes sleek cuts, neutral separates and killer boots. You’re a girl after my own heart, Kerry! xo, Crystal Nicodemus Shop similar styles: Grey Turtleneck Sweaters | Wrap Skirts | Black Wedge Platform Booties Shop our Editors’ Picks to re-create this look: Vince Turtleneck Sweater | Alice + Olivia Wrap Skirt | BCBGeneration Wedge Bootie { 0 comments } Tags Alice + Olivia BCBGeneration Crystal Nicodemus Crystal Street Style Kerry Pieri Nordstrom at Fashion Week Nordstrom at London Fashion Week Richard Nicoll Shop Fashion Week Street Style Spring/Summer 2015 Street Report Vince Pop-In Studio Visit: Ladies & Gentlemen Interviews POP-IN@Nordstrom By Justin, Blog Editor on July 24, 2014 Ladies & Gentlemen Studio is a Seattle-based design partnership comprising Dylan Davis and Jean Lee. Refined yet playful, minimal yet imaginative, the duo’s functional art is invariably easy on the eyes. And—with four handcrafted glass/brass/wood/leather wind chimes designed exclusively for Pop-In @ Nordstrom Welcomes Poketo —it’s pleasing to the ears as well. Keep reading for an exclusive Q&A with Jean—and to see more photos from our visit to Ladies & Gentlemen’s Seattle home/studio. Read More > { 0 comments } Tags Home Decor Ladies & Gentlemen Studio Poketo Pop-In@Nordstrom Pantone Color of 2011: Honeysuckle ALL POSTS By Jeff Powell...