Nordstrom

On the latest episode of The Nordy Pod, Pete Nordstrom sits down with Patrice Louvet, President and CEO of Ralph Lauren.   Patrice shares what has driven the brand's longevity, how Ralph Lauren thinks about connecting with each new generation of customers, and why the brand has always been about more than product. It is a conversation about vision, discipline, and the power of a lasting point of view.   Tune in: https://lnkd.in/g5xAN3Ry

We're proud to celebrate Yumi Shin, our EVP of Global Brand Partnerships, on being named to the WWD x FN x Beauty Inc. Women in Power 2026 list — recognizing women who are shaping the future of fashion, footwear, beauty, and retail.   Congratulations to Yumi, and the incredible community of brand partners and industry colleagues who are also being honored for their leadership this year! Read more in WWD: https://lnkd.in/eC8cxmme

To kick off New York Fashion Week, we celebrated the launch of our Fall 2026 Designer Campaign, "Friends of Friends," shot by Ethan James Green and styled by Dara. Along with Yumi Shin, Nordstrom' EVP of Global Brand Partnerships, the campaign collaborators hosted a special evening at Marcel to celebrate the new campaign and the season ahead.    The evening also welcomed Brooke Bobb, our new VP and Fashion Director, who will play a central role in shaping Nordstrom's fashion direction going forward.   Read more about the campaign in WWD: https://lnkd.in/gPqrraxc

Free People has become one of the most beloved brands among Nordstrom customers. The latest episode of The Nordy Pod gets into why.   Pete Nordstrom sits down with Sheila Harrington, CEO of Free People, to talk about the entrepreneurial spirit that has always defined them, their thoughtful expansion into new categories, and what the future holds.   Tune in to episode 118: https://lnkd.in/gfrYRETW

On the latest episode of The Nordy Pod, Pete Nordstrom sits down with five members of Nordstrom's 2026 summer internship class: Maci Nash, Lucia Soldi Manchado, Layla Stanfill, Madhumitha Gandhi, and Tony Ha.     Over the course of 10 weeks, these interns worked across merchandising, technology and finance. In their conversation with Pete, they share how they found their way to Nordstrom, what they were able to accomplish during their time here, and where they see opportunities for us to improve.     It's a candid and thoughtful conversation about what it means to build a career in retail and how the next generation is shaping what comes next.    Tune in: https://lnkd.in/gWjJD-r4 

August is National Black Business Month, and last night we celebrated in style — hosting our fifth annual cocktail celebration at our New York City flagship. Brand founders, customers, and community partners came together for an evening in honor of shared creativity, conversation, and connection. The celebration continues at Nordstrom all month long, with pop-up shops giving customers the chance to discover and shop Black-owned and founded brands nationwide. It kicks off this weekend in New York, with additional pop-ups running across eight markets and 10 stores, including Atlanta, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C. Thank you to everyone who showed up last night — your energy, stories, and support are what made the evening so special. We hope to see you at a pop-up near you this month.

This week on The Nordy Pod, our host Pete Nordstrom hands the mic over to a group of Nordstrom stylists, exploring what it means to be "Owners at Heart," one of our core values. Recorded live at Nordstrom's annual Platinum Pacesetters dinner — a celebration of the company's top-performing salespeople — the episode features candid conversations between some of Nordstrom's most successful stylists as they open up about the relationships, instincts, and personal evolution behind their success. Pete also sits down with Jessica Cloutier, Nordstrom's vice president of selling programs, who unpacks what "Owners at Heart" really means for the styling team and why there's no one-size-fits-all playbook for great service. This episode offers a look at what it takes to build trust, community, and a career rooted in caring about people first. Tune in: https://lnkd.in/gMq8nEvm

This week we celebrated the arrival of Polo Ralph Lauren at The Corner. Now open at W 57th & Broadway inside our Nordstrom NYC Flagship through September 20, the shop brings the latest US Open Collection and signature Polo Ralph Lauren pieces for men, women, kids, and home to a dedicated pop-up space. Over the next six weeks, customers can visit The Corner to explore the collection, enjoy always-on personalization, and join us for a rotating series of in-store events including styling sessions and more. Shop the collection in-store and on Nordstrom.com, and learn more: https://lnkd.in/gYmuCSnD

Last month, Nordstrom celebrated the opening of a new retrospective exhibit marking 125 years in business, brought to life in partnership with the Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI). The exhibit unfolds across four floors, each rooted in a different chapter of the Nordstrom story. It starts with shoes, the foundation the company was built on as a small storefront in Seattle. From there, guests move through decades of style, customer stories collected from the community, and a final floor tracing Nordstrom's place in pop culture. As Seattle's own history museum, MOHAI brought curation and storytelling expertise to help shape hundreds of archival objects in this exhibit. It represents a true hometown collaboration between two Seattle institutions. Learn more about the exhibit here: https://lnkd.in/gm5uVTJJ

Nordstrom started as a shoe store in 1901, and that legacy still shapes how we give back today. Shoes are one of the most expensive back-to-school purchases for families, and for some, that cost is out of reach — but studies show that ill-fitting shoes can significantly affect a child's physical and mental health. We believe every child deserves a new, properly fitting pair. This year marks our 16th year partnering with Shoes That Fit. Since 2010, we've helped raise more than $10 million and delivered over 480,000 pairs of shoes to kids in need. This fall, our goal is to raise $1.7 million and put 50,000 more kids in new shoes before school starts. To mark 125 years, we're also bringing back a beloved piece of Nordstrom history: the Nordy, reimagined as a keepsake pin. Starting today, it's available at any Nordstrom or Nordstrom Rack store for $10, with proceeds going directly to Shoes That Fit. Customers can get involved too — donate in stores or online, or pick up a Nordy pin at any location. Learn more about this year's campaign and how to get involved: https://lnkd.in/gk-_XTyd