Supermodel Gigi Hadid has designed FAO Schwarz’s new toy soldier store uniforms.

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October 26, 2018

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The new uniforms are informed by Hadid’s memories of childhood visits to the store, and present an updtaed take on the the store's iconic employee costumes. 

Garment details include a “FAO red” double-breasted jacket with gold buttons, a black belt with a gold buckle cinching at the waist, gold epaulettes covering the shoulders, gold and red piping along the outer leg of the black pants and gold trim covering the bottom of the coat, the high collar, as well as the sleeve. The classic hat stands 12 inches tall and sports a gold medal FAO Schwarz clock-face emblem and three toy blocks that spell FAO hanging from the chain chin strap as well as a medal on the right breast pocket featuring the words, “celebrate, wonder, discover, share, together.”

Jason Ryan, co-founder and chief creative officer of A Leading Role custom produced the uniforms, which will be worn at FAO’s new flagship 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, which is set to open Nov. 16.

The new costumes were unveiled on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon” and during a private event held at the FAO Schwarz shop-in-shop at the Bloomingdale’s 59th street location in New York City.

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