Guildford Town Centre is set to host an immersive pop-up experience titled 'Spring Fling.' The initiative will feature the popular Canadian brand Smash + Tess, which is known for its iconic rompers and loungewear. The pop-up’s design brings together lush greenery, lavender tones, and organic-shaped mirrors to create a welcoming environment for visitors to try on and experience the brand’s offerings firsthand.
Running from April 18 to May 19, the Spring Fling pop-up will offer shoppers the chance to explore Smash + Tess’s signature collections in a vibrant, floral-themed space that reflects the brand’s playful and inclusive ethos. The highlight of the event is the exclusive debut of the Jillian Harris x Smash + Tess Garden Party Collection, which draws inspiration from Harris’s love for gardens and outdoor gatherings. This limited-edition line includes pastel-hued maxi dresses, mini dresses, rompers, and cardigans.
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Guildford Town Centre Will Present the 'Spring Fling' Pop-Up Experience
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