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Westfield

American  
[west-feeld] / ˈwɛstˌfild /

noun

  1. a city in S Massachusetts.

  2. a city in NE New Jersey.


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After collaborating with other brands including Kiehl’s and SKII, Legend’s Loved01 launched in 2024 with a pop-up store at Westfield Century City and at CVS locations around the country.

From Los Angeles Times

We saw each other once or twice a week for the remainder of the month, mostly grabbing dinner or breakfast at the Westfield mall, where it was cheaper to park than to valet at his hotel around the corner, despite all the time inevitably spent searching for my car.

From Los Angeles Times

Hundreds of saltires have gone up in working class communities such as those in north and east Glasgow; Sighthill in Edinburgh; and Falkirk's Westfield.

From BBC

Joanna Cousins heads a nine-person political violence and war team at one such London-based insurer – Westfield Speciality.

From BBC

Once the kings of retail, indoor shopping centers fell out of favor and lost customers to e-commerce, as well as outdoor “lifestyle” centers — places such as the Grove and Westfield Century City, which feature fancy restaurants, entertainment and pleasant spaces to hang out, even if you’re not buying anything.

From Los Angeles Times