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Forever 21 (25,035 square feet)
701 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suite E-07A, Lynnhaven Mall, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in fall 2008; originally Spencer Gifts (June 9th, 1982-mid 2000s)/American Eagle Outfitters (early 1980s-mid 2000s)/part of Lynnhaven United Artists Cinemas 6 (January 28th, 1983-1998), later DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse (late 1990s-2002), Freedom Electronics (operated in the mid 2000s)
Forever 21 (25,035 square feet)
701 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suite E-07A, Lynnhaven Mall, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in fall 2008; originally Spencer Gifts (June 9th, 1982-mid 2000s)/American Eagle Outfitters (early 1980s-mid 2000s)/part of Lynnhaven United Artists Cinemas 6 (January 28th, 1983-1998), later DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse (late 1990s-2002), Freedom Electronics (operated in the mid 2000s)
Maxi Forever21 MS D801,
Size : S-M-L, Color : Thổ cẩm
- Chất liệu thun cotton mịn, thấm hút mồ hôi, mặc thoáng mát. Dáng maxi thổ cẩm rất thời trang, che khuyết điểm, thích hợp diện mùa Hè. Sau lưng có cut-out tạo điểm nhấn quyến rũ cho ng mặc. Hàng xuất xịn.
Forever 21
1600 Premium Outlets Boulevard, Suite 650, Norfolk Premium Outlets, Norfolk, VA
Opened November 18th, 2022
Forever 21
1600 Premium Outlets Boulevard, Suite 650, Norfolk Premium Outlets, Norfolk, VA
Opened November 18th, 2022
Forever 21 (25,035 square feet)
701 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suite E-07A, Lynnhaven Mall, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in fall 2008; originally Spencer Gifts (June 9th, 1982-mid 2000s)/American Eagle Outfitters (early 1980s-mid 2000s)/part of Lynnhaven United Artists Cinemas 6 (January 28th, 1983-1998), later DSW Designer Shoe Warehouse (late 1990s-2002), Freedom Electronics (operated in the mid 2000s)
The primary reason I wanted to drive to the Southside yesterday was to document the two closing Forever 21 stores, as the window to do so is shrinking now that they're a month into liquidation. I started out at the Lynnhaven Mall store since it was the further of the two. When I entered the store through their mall entrance like you see in this photo, I thought that the extent of the salesfloor was just this vertical rectangle, but once I ventured further, I realized that the salesfloor branches out on both sides, forming a capital T shape (the "vertical" part consists of the old Spencer's/American Eagle, while the "horizontal" part is where the UA six-screen theater was). This end of the store is mostly women's apparel, with accessories to the back right. The register area is to the left of the exterior entrance, and behind it is the location of more women's apparel, denim, and the fitting rooms. And in the opposite pocket of space is where shoes, plus-size jeans, men's apparel, and lingerie are. Honestly, I felt like the departments of this store weren't clearly defined, because it seemed like women's apparel dominated in all areas of it; I get that they're the store's target demographic, but it just disoriented me a little. And aesthetically, the store looks almost the same as Newport News, with flood lighting, big white floor tiles with black stripes, and a wide variety of fixtures.