Full-Time
Style Advisor
Posted on 5/9/2026
Aritzia
5,001-10,000 employees
Women's fashion retailer selling in-house brands
No salary listed
Hopkins, MN, USA
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- Passion for providing excellent service and outstanding customer experiences
- A commitment to learn and apply Aritzia's Business and People Leadership principles
- The ability to collaborate fluently with cross-functional partners
- The skills that are an asset to perform in the role and the appetite to continuously learn and develop oneself
- A commitment to quality and investing in results that add value to the business
- An understanding and a passion for the industry in which we operate
- An understanding of Aritzia’s brand vision and style fundamentals with a focus on trends and cultural influences
- Sell clothes and earn client confidence through unparalleled styling expertise
- Deliver world-class experiences by creating meaningful, memorable moments
- Build deep and personalized connections with our clients, enhancing their loyalty and affinity to Aritzia
Aritzia is a Canadian fashion retailer that sells women's clothing and accessories in stores and online. It designs apparel under in-house brands like Tna, Babaton, and Denim Forum, offering items such as sweatpants, jackets, dresses, and more with an emphasis on fit and fabric quality. It differentiates itself through its multi-brand lineup, focused product quality, a strong online shopping experience with personalized recommendations, and active customer engagement via loyalty programs and the Aritzia Research Community. Its goal is to grow its North American footprint while expanding its online reach globally by delivering consistent, fashion-forward products and maintaining brand loyalty.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Vancouver, Canada
Founded
1984
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Q4 FY2026 revenue hit $1.19B, up 33%, achieving $3.7B annual target early.
- Nedap iD Cloud RFID enables real-time inventory across stores for unified commerce.
- Nike LD-1000 sneaker collab releases October 30, drawing sneaker enthusiasts online.
What critics are saying
- Brian Hill's $200M share offering floods market, depressing stock in 1-3 months.
- eBay's $1.2B Depop acquisition erodes full-price sales to Gen Z in 12-18 months.
- Poor sustainability ratings from Commons and Good On You trigger backlash in 18-24 months.
What makes Aritzia unique
- Aritzia designs exclusive in-house brands like TNA, Babaton, and Denim Forum for varied aesthetics.
- Vertically integrated platform delivers Everyday Luxury via 144 boutiques and e-commerce.
- Acquired Fred Segal brand, leasing Melrose flagship for experiential retail destination.
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Galleria Dallas expansion 2026: what new stores mean for Dallas Real Estate. Galleria Dallas is undergoing a major transformation in 2026, and this isn't just retail news; it's a signal of where the Dallas market is heading. According to CultureMap Dallas, Galleria Dallas is adding eight new stores and restaurants, alongside renovations, relocations, and upgraded amenities. The goal is clear: position Galleria Dallas as a top-tier shopping and entertainment destination in North Dallas. What's new at Galleria Dallas in 2026. The expansion includes a mix of retail, dining, and experiential concepts designed to attract both locals and visitors. Newly opened additions include: * Rolife, a hobby and collectible store featuring DIY kits and 3D puzzles * Helzberg 1915, a long-standing fine jewelry brand focused on bridal and custom pieces * Urban Planet, a fast-growing fashion retailer targeting younger shoppers * Watson, a streetwear brand making its North Texas debut * Le Petit Chef, a unique 3D projection dining experience inside the Westin Galleria Coming soon: * Aritzia, a globally recognized fashion brand expanding its Dallas footprint * Kids Foot Locker, focused on youth sneakers and sportswear * Patissery, a French-inspired bakery already known across Dallas In addition, Galleria Dallas is upgrading its infrastructure with renovated spaces, expanded retail footprints, new restrooms, and enhanced event areas. My take: this is bigger than retail. Let's be real - this isn't just about new stores. This is Dallas doubling down on lifestyle-driven development. Galleria Dallas is positioning itself to compete with major destinations like NorthPark Center and Legacy West. That shift matters. When a retail hub evolves into a full experience - shopping, dining, entertainment - it drives foot traffic, attracts higher-income consumers, and increases surrounding demand. And demand is everything in real estate. What this means for Dallas Real Estate. If you're watching the Dallas housing market closely, developments like this are key indicators. Here's why: * Stronger local economy: New retail and dining create jobs and attract investment * Increased desirability: Areas near lifestyle hubs become more attractive to buyers * Property value impact: Long-term appreciation often follows major commercial upgrades * Buyer migration: Relocation buyers prioritize convenience, entertainment, and amenities North Dallas continues to grow as a lifestyle destination, and Galleria Dallas is now reinforcing that position. If you're a homeowner, investor, or buyer, this is the kind of development you track early, not after prices move. Final thoughts. Dallas isn't slowing down - it's evolving. And Galleria Dallas is a perfect example of how retail, entertainment, and real estate are becoming more interconnected. If you understand these shifts early, you gain leverage in the market. Work with me. If you are selling or buying a home in Dallas, contact Fnu Milat, Dallas Realtor, PSA, SRS at 214-282-8574. If you're investing in Dallas real estate, make sure to read this article: Why Dallas Ranked #1 for Real Estate Investors in 2025. Enjoying this content? Join Fnu Milat's private newsletter to receive biweekly Dallas market updates, local development news, and positive insights impacting the DFW Metroplex. FAQs. 1. What new stores are coming to Galleria Dallas in 2026? Galleria Dallas is adding brands like Aritzia, Urban Planet, Watson, Kids Foot Locker, and Patissery, along with new dining experiences like Le Petit Chef. 2. How does retail expansion affect Dallas real estate? Retail growth increases demand, improves lifestyle appeal, and can drive property values higher in surrounding areas. 3. Is North Dallas a good place to invest in real estate? North Dallas continues to see strong growth due to infrastructure, retail expansion, and population demand. 4. Why is Galleria Dallas expanding? The goal is to compete with other major Dallas destinations by offering a full lifestyle and entertainment experience.
Galleria Dallas adds 8 new stores and restaurants to lineup for 2026. Mar 16, 2026 | 1:45 pm Vancouver-based Aritzia will open at Galleria Dallas in the fall. Facebook/Aritzia There's a lot of action at Galleria Dallas these days - new stores are replacing old ones, new concepts are moving in, places are on the move, and long-timers are renovating. There are even new restrooms. "We're giving guests many more reasons to choose Galleria Dallas as their go-to shopping and entertainment destination," says Galleria Dallas general manager Angie Freed in a release. "We're looking forward to sharing these new experiences with both our returning shoppers and new visitors." The news comes in the same week as a big Galleria closure, though, too: Nordstrom department store will be exiting the mall in May, a spokesperson confirms, and adds, "Nordstrom will be leaving Galleria Dallas, and while we are disappointed to see them go, we remain energized by the momentum of what's ahead." Here are all the new additions and changes, in list form: Newly opened: Rolife: Diverse store offers DIY kits, trendy IP toys, 3D wooden puzzles and mechanical models. A hot spot for hobbyists, collectors, and shoppers looking for unique gifts. Now open on Level 2 near Zumiez. Helzberg 1915: Fine jewelry store that's existed since 1915, focuses on bridal and custom jewelry, with a custom bar staffed by certified experts. Offers an assortment of fine jewelry and a demi-fine jewelry collection. Now open on Level 1 near A|X Armani Exchange. Urban Planet by Charlotte Russe: Declared one of the fastest-growing fashion brands in Canada, the store caters to young men and women aged 16 to 24. It offers the latest fashion, footwear, and accessory trends with affordable prices. Now open open on Levels 2 and 3 near Nordstrom. Watson: Known for its streetwear for stylish men - sneakers, button-downs, T-shirts, shorts, denim and hats - the brand features urban twists on classic items in bold colors. A North Texas debut. Now open on Level 3 near Old Navy. Le Petit Chef. Dining experience featuring "the world's smallest culinary master." The release explains that "Through stunning 3D projection mapping, storytelling and fun dining, Le Petit Chef leads guests on a multi-sensory journey that blends art, flavor, and a touch of Lone Star charm." Reservations can be booked online. Now open on Level 2 of The Westin Galleria Dallas. Coming soon: Aritzia: Vancouver-based design house that touts its "Everyday Luxury" aesthetic, blending effortless appeal, a focus on fit, and an of-the-moment point of view. Fans include celebs like Bella Hadid, Jennifer Lopez, and Sabrina Carpenter, they say. It will be Aritzia's fourth location in DFW, after stores in Legacy West, NorthPark Center, and Southlake Town Square (a store at The Shops at Willow Bend has closed). Opening this fall on Level 1 near Sephora. Kids Foot Locker: It's Foot Locker, but for kids. Centered on kids' sneakers and sportwear from Adidas, Nike, Champion, Vans, and more. Shoes come with a 100 percent fit guarantee. Opening in March on Level 2 next to H&M Home. Patissery: First retail location for the French-inspired bakery that is well known around Dallas for supplying La La Land Kind Café locations with croissants and pastries. Opening in April on Level 1 near ALO. More happenings: * Macy's has added a new petites department on Level 2, featuring styles from DKNY Jeans, Democracy, Anne Klein, Jones New York, Kasper, Style & Co, And Now This, and INC. * Foot Locker recently opened its new location on Level 2 next to Fossil. * Intimissimi will move one storefront down on Level 1 near Alo in March. * Lane Boots will reopen in May on Level 1 near Lucky Brand Jeans in an expanded space that will add children's boots, leather goods, and boot bar customization services to its women's boot collection. * A|X Armani Exchange has reopened in its renovated space on Level 1 near Victoria's Secret. * Cotton On is expanding its Level 2 store near Uniqlo, with construction expected to finish in June. * PacSun has begun construction on its Level 3 space, with completion expected by the end of June. * Restroom remodels on Level 3 North and at the Galleria Dallas Ice Skating Center on Rink Level have been completed. * A new entry corridor between The Westin Galleria Dallas and Bachendorf's Jewelers has opened, adding public restrooms on Level 1 for the first time. * New party rooms are now open on Rink Level, available for birthday parties, community events, and business meetings. CULTUREMAP EMAILS ARE AWESOME Get Dallas intel delivered daily. Store closure Major department store at Galleria Dallas to close this spring. Mar 18, 2026 | 9:43 am An anchor store at Galleria Dallas is closing: Nordstrom will exit the mall for good, a Galleria spokesperson confirms. "Nordstrom will be leaving Galleria Dallas, and while we are disappointed to see them go, we remain energized by the momentum of what's ahead," the spokesperson tells CultureMap. Nordstrom's last day at the Galleria will be May 16, according to WFAA, which was first to break the news. "Decisions like this are never easy, and we understand the impact they have on our team members," Nordstrom said in a statement supplied to WFAA. "We're committed to taking care of our employees through this transition, including supporting those who are interested in finding another role within Nordstrom." The news station reports that Nordstrom's performance in 2025 was the strongest it's been in a decade with total sales growing to an all time high of $15.9 billion, 7 percent higher than in 2024. Nordstrom's closure at Galleria Dallas follows two other recent big Nordstrom closures, in St. Louis, Missouri and Santa Monica, California. Dick's House of Sports will be replacing the Nordstrom closing in St. Louis, according to local news reports. The Galleria Dallas spokesperson declined to comment about what would move into the Nordstrom space. Eight new stores and restaurants, including Vancouver-based Aritzia and French-inspired bakery Patissery, have joined the Galleria lineup, or are on the way. Netflix House opened there, to much fanfare, in December 2025. "With eight exciting new retailers just announced - including Aritzia - and even more to come, Galleria Dallas continues to evolve in exciting ways," the mall spokesperson says. Two Nordstrom department stores remain in Dallas - at NorthPark Center and Stonebriar Centre. The Nordstrom at Northeast Mall in Hurst closed in 2020. Ten Nordstrom Rack discount stores are currently open across Dallas-Fort Worth.
Plus, Remake closes. These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday. EBay acquires Depop from Etsy for $1.2 billion. EBay has acquired Depop from Etsy for approximately $1.2 billion. In 2025, Depop had 7 million active buyers, nearly 90% of which are under the age of 34. The addition of Depop will accelerate eBay's C2C strategy by deepening its reach with younger consumers. Etsy plans to utilize the proceeds for general corporate purposes, continued share repurchases and investment in its core marketplace. {Etsy} Aritzia acquires Fred Segal brand. Aritzia has acquired the Fred Segal brand and leased 8100 Melrose Ave., Fred Segal's original flagship. "We are honored to steward and evolve this iconic brand for a new generation with the elevated experience and Everyday Luxury that define Aritzia," Aritzia CEO Jennifer Wong said in a statement. Aritzia will first restore the Melrose location, including revitalizing the façade's ivy that was damaged during a recent storm. The site will evolve into an "entirely new, experiential destination that reflects the creative spirit that has defined both brands." {Fashionista inbox} Remake closes. Remake, a non-profit centered on promoting sustainability in the fashion industry, is closing its doors after 10 years. "Over the past two years, funding for labor organizing and climate justice work has declined sharply, and we've felt that impact deeply," Remake said in its farewell statement. The Remake board decided that the non-profit will officially close at the end of February. {Fashionista inbox} Brendon Babenzien exits J.Crew. Brendon Babenzien is exiting as the creative director of J.Crew men's after nearly five years at the retailer. Babenzien announced his exit on his brand Noah's Instagram page: "I've loved working with my team and look forward to seeing where they take it from here on the strong foundation we built. I'll be rooting for J.Crew as I turn my full attention to Noah and the creative opportunities ahead." J.Crew has not yet named a successor. {Business of Fashion/paywalled; Instagram} Longchamp earns B Corp certification. Longchamp has now obtained its B Corp certification. B Corp is an independent international certification that evaluates a company's social and environmental practices. "For the Maison, it is above all the endorsement of our commitment to create and produce in a more responsible way," Adrien Cassegrain, director of transformation & CSR at Longchamp, said in an announcement video. "It commits us to go further, in the long term, for our planet and our communities." {Longchamp} Gwen Stefani's Gxve Beauty closes. Gwen Stefani's beauty line Gxve Beauty has shut down after first launching in 2022. The brand's products are no longer listed for sale at Sephora, and its Instagram and TikTok accounts are not publicly available. A representative from Sephora confirmed the beauty retailer stopped selling the brand at the start of 2026. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}
Brian Hill sells shares for estate planning, investment diversification and charitable giving purposes
Aritzia has closed a secondary offering of 1,602,000 subordinate voting shares at $130.20 per share, raising $208.6 million in gross proceeds for selling shareholders. The shares were sold by Brian Hill, founder and executive chair, along with certain entities he controls. The bought deal offering was led by BMO Capital Markets, with participation from RBC Dominion Securities, TD Securities and CIBC World Markets. Aritzia will not receive any proceeds from the sale. Following the closing, Hill holds 18.3 million multiple voting shares through controlled entities, representing approximately 15.8% equity interest and 65.3% voting interest in the company. He no longer holds any subordinate voting shares. Each multiple voting share carries ten votes and is convertible into one subordinate voting share.