Elie Tahari Opens Temporary Madison Avenue Space Across From Its First Store
The fashion brand Elie Tahari has opened a limited-time installation at 803 Madison Avenue in New York, directly across the street from its first store. An installation is a temporary display space, and WWD reports that this one runs through November 10.
The space covers three levels and more than 4,000 square feet. It shows the brand's new winter collection, the clothing it plans to sell in the colder months. Shoppers can also place holiday preorders, which means ordering items before they are available to take home, and the space hosts special in-store programming. The brand's website lists the installation as open every day from 10am to 6pm, and it gives the run as beginning on October 21.
The installation was created by Jeremey Tahari, who serves as chief executive and creative director of the company. He is the son of Elie Tahari, the designer whose name is on the label. Jeremey Tahari was named to both roles in 2025, when he was 23.
The brand opened its first store in 1974. Its return to Madison Avenue, with a temporary space rather than a permanent shop, gives the label a presence on one of the city's best-known shopping streets for the autumn and holiday season. The company has not announced plans beyond the November 10 end date.
For anyone planning a visit, the address is 803 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10065. The space is open seven days a week, and the schedule runs until the installation closes.
