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Dillard’s spectacular new store at the Mall at University Town Center was not quite ready for prime time, but members of the press got the picture at a preview tour on Tuesday, October 7. Dillard’s has stepped up Sarasota’s shopping experience with a two-level, 180,000-square-foot temple to beauty and fashion that rivals and, in many cases, surpasses that of their big-city stores. First off, the UTC branch is double the size of the Westfield Southgate Mall store it replaces. You can lose yourself in a shoe department that store manager Phil O’Nan describes as a football field of shoes. With 29,300 pairs in stock for men, women and children, he’s not far off. New brands in the women’s shoe shop, already decked out with 21,000 pairs, include Frye boots, like this metallic gold leather Deborah tall western boot ($700) adorned with metal studs. Equally impressive is the mammoth open-plan handbag department with high-profile brand shops, amo
ng them Michael Kors, Dooney & Bourke, Brahmin, Coach, Patricia Nash and Sarasota’s first-ever Kate Spade shop at Dillard’s. A stroll through the main floor cosmetics and sunglass departments calls to mind chi-chi Lane Crawford in Hong Kong or Galleries Lafayette in Paris. The lighting, display cases and floor layout are that good. New to the store are Viktor & Rolf fragrance brands Spicebomb for men and Flowerbomb for women. There’s a boutique in the cosmetics area called “the Edge” with a curated selection of the newest up-and-coming and most technologically advanced potions–the idea is akin to edited reportage of the best of beauty from a fashion magazine.

And Dillard’s outdoes itself with a sunglass department with coveted brands from Roberto Cavalli to Ray Ban (which is coming to UTC to create custom “rock star” videos of customers wearing their shades). A new brand for Dillard’s is Versace, represented with a striking display. Every pair in the entire department is available to try on without having to ask a sales person to unlock a display case. Now that’s retail entertainment. Another “edge” is the decidedly fashion forward look of the men’s departments, from an enormous selection of jeans brands to a new Polo for Men shop to suits by upscale Hickey Freeman (which is coming to UTC for a trunk show and custom fittings). Two of the departments Sarasotans love most about Dillard’s—its lingerie and evening dress departments--are just as great, but lots bigger, with lounges and elaborate dressing rooms equipped with call buttons for sales help.

More big news is a home store. Home décor was not available at Westgate, but here there is bedding, bath fashions, tabletop, kitchen housewares and a bridal registry. From colorful Fiesta ware to a holiday trim a tree shop, there is much more for Sarasota shoppers at Dillard’s than we’ve ever had before. CEO of Jim Wilson and Associates, announced Tuesday night that Dillard’s will anchor Central Landing, the retail center to be developed on the site of the old airport.

The announcement came at a town-hall style meeting at the Centennial Valley Special Event Center where the developers of both Central Landing and the Lewis Crossing retail center were on hand to discuss their plans. Wilson said Central Landing will bring high-end stores currently missing from Conway to stop “leakage” from shoppers leaving town to shop elsewhere. David Elrod of Collett and Associates, the developer of Lewis Crossing, announced several stores that will locate in the retail center, which will be built on the former site of the sale barn. “Sam’s has been looking at Conway for a number of years and is very excited about anchoring this project,” he said. The company also has letters of intent from Academy Sports, Ross Dress for Less, Forever 21, Bed Bath and Beyond, Petco, Ulta and Dollar Tree, he said. He noted a number of restaurants are also attracted to the area. Dillard's department store in SouthPark Mall, Moline, is being conver
ted into a clearance center, a corporate spokeswoman confirmed Wednesday. Dillard's investor relations director Julie Johnson Bull said the store's staff, about 70 people, either will keep their jobs at the new Dillard's Clearance Center in SouthPark or will be offered positions at Dillard's NorthPark Mall store in Davenport. Employees were told Tuesday about the change, Ms. Bull said. The SouthPark store will "immediately receive clearance merchandise," she said, with a full store conversion expected to be completed in early February. The SouthPark mall facility will become one of 25 Dillard's Clearance Centers, Ms. Bull said. Dillard's has about 300 stores. "A clearance center serves as a consolidation center that accepts clearance merchandise from the other Dillard's locations in your region," said a news release sent by Ms. Bull. "Merchandise will arrive there at deeply discounted prices." The release stated that each Dillard's location gets reviewe
d "on a real-time basis to determine the best operating footprint for each market we serve. "This is the best fit in our opinion for the Moline/Davenport area," the release stated. "Our Q-C area customers now have two formats from which to shop Dillard's." The change is just the latest at SouthPark Mall. In December 2015, it held a grand opening of a Metro Mega Stop in partnership with MetroLink and mall owners, Macerich. In November 2014, Macerich unveiled a 250,000-square-foot renovation that included demolishing its food court and former Sear's store to make room for a new Dick's Sporting Goods. More recently, SouthPark officials in August asked Moline for sidewalk variances in hopes of securing two nationally known restaurants. The restaurants were not named. In November, it was announced the former International House of Pancakes near the mall — formerly cited as a planned Bandana's Bar-B-Q location — instead would become a Verizon store A S
outhPark Mall spokesperson could not be reached for comment.