What is Bloomingdale's? Bloomingdale's Review, Features

Founded in 1861, Bloomingdale's is a famous American department store brand, also known as Bloomie's. It is a chain store under Macy's Inc. and has 36 branches in the United States.

About Bloomingdale's

• Bloomingdale's flagship store is located at the intersection of Lexington Ave and 59th Street in Manhattan. It is a must-go place for New Yorkers and tourists when they go shopping, and it is also a favorite filming location for filmmakers. Rachel, the heroine in the American TV series "Friends" that is loved by newspaper readers, once worked at Bloomingdale's. The hero and heroine in the romantic love drama "Affectionate Fate" also met at Bloomingdale's.
• Bloomingdale's is a sister store of Macy's, the largest department store in the United States. Founded in the late 19th century, Bloomingdale's has long been beautifully balancing fashion and elegance. The atmosphere and brands of Bloomingdale's are relatively young, modern, but also very practical. Bloomingdale's pursues moderate prices but has more cutting-edge trends than Macy's, upholds cutting-edge tastes, but is not as tricky and avant-garde as Barneys New York.