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Museum as retail, art as commerce, experience as entertainment, destination as leisure... 5 floors of genre-busting cool.
Old-Skool pro-tech emporium. Deep stock, deep knowledge, old-school service (knowledgable, grumpy, helpful if you're quick!), with multichannel prowess.
A pop-up store for winter 2024-5 in the heart of Soho. A "locker-room" fit-out and plenty of red vinyl is in keeping with the brand's values. The store blends NYC-specific products with promotions.
Louis Vuitton ramps up our understanding of "Landmark" with two buildings on 5th Ave (one, a gastro-theatrical brand experience, and the other a near-art homage to their luggage). "Bold" is one word!
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The recent refurb expands the store into a gentlemen's-club-vibe location for this near decade-old Queens brand. Their zeitgeist-fuelled take on the 1990s goes from the street to Bill Clinton.
A warm glowing Federal-style corner plot that oozes Provencal light onto a prestigious corner plot. A minimal home-meets-museum for this stripped back spectacle in French stone and light.
Architecturally-led, train-shed-chic flagship for the luxury jewellery brand.
Streetwear store that pays homage to its sneaker heritage with a first floor display dedicated to footwear.
A sprawling, high‑ceilinged temple to heavyweight cotton and saturated colour, with a last-century trash vibe that will challenge Millenials' and GenXers' understanding of retail progress, this Broadw...
