Salon part of Saks appeal - Windy City Times

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As part of the Magnificent Mile Shopping Festival, Saks Fifth Avenue, 700 N. Michigan Ave., unveiled its new designer women’s shoe salon 10022-SHOE—adopting the zip code of New York’s flagship shoe salon—Sept. 8.

Shoe designer Brian Atwood (who attended with fiancé Dr. Jake Deutsch) and Jeff Byron, vice president and general manager of Saks Fifth Avenue Chicago, were on hand to cut the ribbon to officially open the salon. Photos by Andrew Davis

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