New York based brand Dolce Vita has unveiled a new bigger, brighter and sexier store in NoLIta. Noted for its cult-worthy footwear, the company has also garnered a loyal following for its house label of effortlessly cool, contemporary apparel. In addition to the DV and Dolce Vita lines, the store stocks coveted brands that also have "gypset" appeal like Funktional,
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After a successful stint in the Big Apple, the Sephora + Pantone Universe mobile pop-up shop is en route to L.A., where it will grace The Grove with its presence from Monday April 16th until Sunday the 22nd.
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Located in the tranquil Oxfordshire countryside just an hour from central London, Bicester Village is becoming an institution with savvy shoppers looking for a fashionable bargain or two. The discount village houses 130 premium designer boutiques including Gucci, Céline and Alexander McQueen and offers up to 60% discount on previous season’s collections.
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Celebrate summer’s eminent arrival at the opening party for Hellawood, a surf-inspired pop-up shop and gallery presented by Foam Magazine and Urban Outfitters.
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Since 2009, Saturdays Surf has been NYC’s top/only surf/coffee shop, and now the three handsome lads behind this cult favorite have opened up a second location, in Tokyo’s Daikanyama district.
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It's an exciting day for the West Village as Gallagher's Paper Collectibles re-opens it's doors for the first time since 2008.
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Celebrating the arrival of spring, renowned concept store Dover Street Market in London reopens its retail space after a couple of days of bi-annual refurbishment.
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An Vandevorst and Filip Arickx are at it again. Inspired by their former AKTION guerilla pop-up shops comes The Smallest Traveling Store in the World.
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Our favorite Swedish fashion brand, Acne, opened its second Copenhagen flagship store last week. Reminiscent of a futuristic labyrinth, this maze-like retail space in bold red hues is a daring architectural statement, perfectly suited for the forward-thinking fashion brand.
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Denim veteran Jason Denham gained his experience in the denim market at Joe Casely-Hayford, Pepe jeans, Clinic+ and Blue Blood, before finally launching his eponymous line. With locations in Amsterdam, London and Tokyo, the brand's focus is on premium denim of artisanal quality using Japanese selvage denim and techniques such as inner-waistband tailoring and box-finished buttonholes, not to mention unrivaled
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After over 10 years of experience as a fit model in the denim market, Paige Adams-Geller created Paige in 2004; a luxury denim collection that is committed to using the highest quality materials, and infusing unexpected details into each and every design.
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Donna Ida is the eponymous brainchild of self-confessed denim addict and London style maven Donna Ida Thornton. Her successful string of specialist denim emporiums began in Chelsea in 2006, and has subsequently grown to include three additional boutiques, a strong online presence, and an impressive following of customers and fans—Stylesight included.
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Everyone’s favorite vegetarian designer has vacated her groundbreaking Meatpacking District boutique in favor of the shopping wonderland that is SoHo’s Greene Street. The lovely Stella McCartney’s brand-new store is a two-story, 5,200 square foot loft style space adorned with shiny brass racks and a gorgeous herringbone-patterned wood floor. On the first floor, you’ll find McCartney’s women’s collection, full of perfectly
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Opened to much acclaim in 2010, ultra-stylish menswear boutique Hostem is located on Redchurch Street in London's East End and carries a unique selection of avant-garde and artisan brands including Ann Demeulemeester, Margaret Howell and Haider Ackermann. A man of impeccable taste, here founder James Brown shares some of his secret London gems with Stylesight.
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Designed by Creative Director Frida Giannini comes Gucci's first American store dedicated to trendy tots.
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