Zara opens iconic store in Mumbai's heritage building

May 04, 2017 16:33

Spanish retail brand Zara opened one of its largest stores in South Mumbai's Hutatma Chowk Square on May 4. The store is within the heritage-listed Ismail Building and is spread across a sprawling 51,300 sq ft area. The building dates back to more than 110 years. Zara's team along with local architects, have worked for two years to restore the magnificent building to its former glory. Photographs: Rajesh Karkera/Rediff.com

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