The Conservatory
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The Conservatory

Hudson Yards20 Hudson Yards, New York, NY 100011 (212) 473-1333
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Website: www.theconservatorynyc.com
Style: Minimalist, Chic
Store Vibe: Upscale
Brands: Another Tomorrow, Co, Current Elliott, Jill Sanders, Lutz Morris, Micoli, Nazzy, Nili Lotan, Partow, Philosophy, Recreo, Rosetta Getty, Tibi, Verdi, Wolford
Returns: Returns accepted within 14 days of purchase with original receipts.

Located in the swanky Hudson Yards - one of the most hyped retail real estate developments of the 21st century - The Conservatory is anything but your run-of-the-mill mall boutique. What initially started out as a showroom where shoppers could try out products and have them shipped home, transformed into a concept store approach where shoppers purchase directly from the brand and The Conservatory makes a commission.

           

While wandering down the glossy halls of Hudson Yards, you’ll likely catch a glimpse of the lush, greenery-covered entryway of The Conservatory and immediately be drawn inside. Boasting a lineup of apparel, accessories, beauty, home, gifts, technology, furniture, and pretty much everything else you could ever need in life, The Conservatory really takes the term “one-stop-shop” to the next level. Peruse their deep range of heritage brands like Tibi and Jill Sanders alongside newcomers like Open Editions and the Little Project while taking in the sights and sounds of this anything-but-ordinary shopping experience.

When it comes to their buying strategy, The Conservatory pulls out all the stops. Tapping an entire team of A-list editors to help merchandise the store, they’ve recruited names such as former Harper's BAZAAR and Town & Country Beauty Director Jamie Rosen, former Fashion Director at InStyle and Glamour Cindy Weber-Cleary, and Manhattan designer Justin von der Fehr just to ensure that each and every item that hits the shelves is editorial-level quality.

Loved by locals and tourists alike (a true rarity in this city), this one part retail store, one part relaxation room, and one part quirky coffee-bar is pretty much all we could ask for in a shop.

           

Product photos courtesy of The Conservatory.


Written By: Kate B.
Date: 16/12/2020