5 Fall Store Openings We're Excited About
- Hello at Cece Feinberg Consulting
- Sep 22, 2018
- 2 min read
There's a ton of store openings this Fall. Here's where we're most excited to shop.
New York: 10 Corso Como
Milan's fashion-meets-art-and-culture hotspot finally debuted in the U.S. on September 6 in New York City—the sixth 10 Corso Como location worldwide, following expansions in Seoul, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Beijing. Kris Ruhs, the designer behind all Como outposts, conceptualized the space with a "Port of Discovery" theme, according to the store's site, a nod to its location in the rapidly transforming Seaport District.
All of the aspects of 10 Corso Como we love are there: an art gallery, an Italian cafe, effortlessly chic clothing. Even a garden. Don't miss it.
London: Mulberry Mulberry—the Somerset-born accessories, clothing, and shoe brand—just revamped its flagship store on 100 Regent Street, which reopened on September 13. The new interiors feature plush velvet seating in jewel tones, with spare decorations and sleek, curvilinear lines: all planned by British designer Faye Toogood. “The store concept plays upon Mulberry’s heritage brand status by paying tribute to the raw power of the British landscape, with its rugged highlands, rolling fields, woodlands, and concrete tower blocks,” Toogood told Vogue. The flagship is also home to a collection of exclusive bags like the "Small Harlow," available in soft shades of pink, green, and blue.
Tokyo: Issey Miyake
On September 1, Issey Miyake debuted another outpost—Good Goods Issey Miyake—in Tokyo's Daikanyama neighborhood. Although the brand sells everything from perfume to clothing, this store is all about the accessories. The industrial, minimalist space is punctuated by pops of colors from the bags on display—to be credited to Tokujin Yoshioka, a Japanese designer who's also worked with Louis Vuitton, Cartier, and Hermès.
Los Angeles: Dover Street Market Dover Street Market (aka London's multi-brand fashion mecca) will soon be opening its second U.S. location in Los Angeles. The sprawling store, created by Rei Kawakubo, will occupy three warehouses in the Arts District, covering a grand total of 20,000 square feet, according to Vanity Fair—with much of that space dedicated to jewelry.
Paris: Moschino Calling all Parisians: There's a new Moschino flagship in town and you can find it on Rue Saint-Honoré. Officially open as of September 7, the city's second store is housed in an 18th-century building—but the interiors, on the other hand, are quite modern, with creative director Jeremy Scott wanting to evoke an "exhibit-like space inspired by modern art galleries," according to a press release. Think LED-lighting, "black matelassé leather modular sofas," sleek granite, and Plexiglas—the new design will reportedly spread to other locations worldwide.
