Élan Brick
Google
Nobody asked to assist us, but had an employee following behind us, from room to room and floor to floor. I was wearing Jacquemus and Dior, but even if I wasn’t wearing anything like they sell in the store, it’s unfortunate to create an environment of fear and mistrust for a new potential client. I was saying “omg my sister would love this store!” because she is a designer shoe seller at Nordstrom. I took a pic of a bag she wants to send to her, and the employee following us shouted at my friend across the room (who didn’t have her phone out) for us to stop recording. Why not address me directly? He proceeded to walk behind us fixing everything we looked at or touched. SUCH a bizarre, weird, and uncomfortable luxury shopping experience. The products and designers in-store are very cute and trendy, but they only have one of everything in random sizes, and they don’t offer to assist you with finding anything.