Jacquemus has partnered with the Four Seasons to create an exclusive summer-focused experience. Marking their first store in North America, opening as a pop-up at the Ocean Club Bahamas resort, the location spans across 760-square-foot. The seasonal pop-up will also feature “Only at Four Seasons” towels to mark the occasion.
Continuing the theme of “pop luxury,” the Jacquemus boutique sees The Ocean Club’s on-site store transformed to match the French Riviera shopping experience. Featuring collections from the brand’s Spring-Summer Ready-To-Wear collection for men and women, the collaboration with Four Seasons sees the experience extend to The Ocean Club Resort’s iconic Versailles and Ocean Pools. Jacquemus has designed specific fabrics for the loungers, accent pillows, sunshades and pool toys, all of which are printed with a hand-painted stripe pattern that sees combinations of black/white, blue/white, yellow/white and red/white.
With summer just around the corner, the hotel in partnership with Jacquemus will debut luxe towels in black and white stripes, exclusive for Four Seasons. Marc Speichert, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at Four Seasons said, “Jacquemus shares our commitment to create extraordinary lifestyle experiences, especially when it comes to bring beloved summer holidays to life in postcard-perfect settings.”
To experience the Four Seasons and Jacquemus summer at the Four Seasons Bahamas resort, those interested can book between June 7 to July 31 online.
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