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Agnona


Dress 'em up!
3 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7631 6530
http://www.agnona.it/
Visit this store to get a glimpse of what rules the ramps in this fashion city. Exclusive haute-couture comes to life here, and how! This is one of the only two white Cashmere production plants in the world. Garments made of alpaca, camel hair and the precious vicuna can be found here. Needless to say, extremely high price tags mark these carefully-crafted clothes. So, unless you're loaded, window-shopping is a good enough option at this store!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Alan Journo


Original and provocative
36 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7600 1309
In a shop that could have been designed by Cruella de Ville, this is the place to find the most eccentric clothes in Via della Spiga. Amongst the leather dresses with feather borders, the black lace and the most original prints, there is a chance of finding some more wearable and truly sparkling clothes. There are lovely, seductive evening tops and fun, printed t-shirts. High prices and polite staff.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Alberta Ferretti


Simple yet sophisticated
21 Via Montenapoleone
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 3095
http://www.albertaferretti.it/
Alberta Ferretti offers sophisticated yet simple clothes, in a typically Milanese mix, which has a lot of success. Her clothes are basic essentials but also fun because of their stylish and original designs. The shop is spacious with a floor and decor which is more elaborate than the styles of most of the other shops along the famous Via Montenapoleone. This is a welcome change after a series of aseptic and often too similar atmospheres of the other shops.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Alberta Ferretti photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Alviero Martini


High quality and an unmistakeable label
26 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 205 2701
This stylist has distinctive, sophisticated taste. His first leather collections were distinguished by the print that made every piece, whether it was a suitcase, bag or wallet, similar to an old-fashioned geographical map. There is now a whole collection that can be admired and bought in the elegant shop in Via Montenapoleone. There are elegant clothes for men and women which are mostly sporty chic clothes for a luxurious leisure time. High prices, but high quality clothes with a combination of classic and modern taste. Martini also uses his boutique for photo and art exhibitions.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Anaconda


Alternative jewels!!
7 Via Bergamini
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 5830 3668
Anaconda can be found next to the State University, in a small street that is full of fashion boutiques. This is an alternative jewellery shop that sells crafted, original and tasteful pieces. Monica Rossi, the craftswoman of these small pieces of art, skillfully combines gold and silver sandblasted into different colours with stones, quartzes, porcelain, glass and silk.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Andrew's Ties


From a tie to a complete wardrobe
20 Corso Vercelli
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 46 8266
http://www.andrewsties.com/
This shop opened as a tie and fashion accessory store for men, but over the years it has evolved and now offers men's shirts as well as scarves and all kinds of ties. They also offer a shirtmaking service and sell lovely cashmere sweaters for men and women. All made in Italy and unbelievably reasonable prices. Perfect for a gift.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Andrew's Ties photo by Bear in Mind
Photo: Bear in Mind
 

 
Antonini


Jewels to collect
18 Via Alessandro Manzoni
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 0016
http://www.antonini.it/
Sergio and Carlo Giulio are the third generation of jewellers to design these marvellous jewels which are displayed in the central windows here. Awarded the prestigious Diamond International Award in 1996, their creations take on different forms and are each born from a particular inspiration. The prices are naturally high as the stones are of extremely high quality, both precious and semi-precious, and also take into account the accuracy of the work and the fame of the make.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Antonio Fusco


Large Italian fashion firm
11 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 1888
http://www.antoniofusco.it/
This large, two floor shop houses the creations and the magnificent taste of Antonio Fusco. There is one floor devoted to each sex, both of which are distinguished by collections with impeccable cuts and precious fabrics. This Italian fashion house is becoming increasingly famous and now clothes great people all over the world. Maximum quality combined with maximum taste.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Ars Rosa


Luxurious lingerie
8 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7602 2286
Via Montenapoleone is the place for luxurious shopping but high fashion does not stop at those items of clothing on show. Ars Rosa is an underwear shop where good taste and elegance reign, even as far as lingerie is concerned. Women who shop at Ars Rosa will find top brands with silk, lace, and hand embroidered items. There are beautiful cashmere dressing gowns to help you relax in style. Hand-embroidered linen and wonderful items for little ones such as luxurious christening robes.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Baby Motta


Keeping mother and baby happy
2 Via Giovanni Battista Soresina
Milan, Milan 20144
Italy
+39 2 498 6394
With the slogan "Baby Motta will make your child happy", you can see why mums choose the quality and competence of a boutique dedicated to their child's needs, from birth to infancy. All manner of clothing for the little darlings who want to be beautiful yet comfortable. There are elegant suits and more sporty clothes for a variety of occasions along with top quality accessories for your child's every need: prams, pushchairs, wardrobes and cots all in hand-made style and with a wide range of models. Clothes for special events combine tradition and practicality. All in all a real haven for children and their families.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Banner


Trendy goods
8 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 0276004609
This boutique on Via S.Andrea was designed and fitted by Gae Aulenti, the famous architect. The shop is very welcoming and just looking at the window display makes you want to come inside. At Banner you will find designer goods t-shirts, sweaters, skirts and trousers and all the clothes have a touch of originality about them whilst still keeping in line with the latest trends. Prepare to be completely spoilt for choice.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Bardelli


Classic, top quality clothes
7 Via G. Pascoli
Vittuone
Milan, Milan 20010
Italy
+39 2 902 5181
http://www.bardelli.it/
Signor Bardelli's shop in Corso Magenta is undoubtedly one of the most important addresses for anyone who wants to dress classically in Milan. It offers clothes for both men and women in a shop of many rooms and levels, where it feels like you are walking through a series of wardrobes which contain suits, shoes, knitwear, textiles for the home and marvellous accessories. The quality of the fabric and workmanship is beyond compare. The shop in Via Madonnina is the ultimate in luxury and specialises in silk and cashmere.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Battistoni


Classic cuts and excellent quality
2 Via della Spiga
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 79 4643
http://www.battistoni.com
Battistoni is a name with historic roots in Milanese luxurious clothing. It is a ready to wear range, but the styles are rigorously classic. As well as a dressmaker, they offer a made to measure shirt service for him and her and all kinds of accessories, from leather goods such as travel bags and handbags to knitwear, including beautiful cashmere sweaters, precious jewellery and sophisticated scarves. The boutique is in a privileged location inside the heart of Milan's fashion district, between Via della Spiga and Via Senato.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Biffi


Sporty apparel
6 Corso Genova
Milan, Milan 20123
Italy
+39 2 8311 6052 / +39 2 8831 1601
http://www.biffi.com/
What better gift for a loved one than a bit of fashion from Milan? This store has the latest trends in men's and women's clothing, ranging from vintage to avant-garde. Find brands, such as Gucci, Jean Paul Gaultier and Donna Karan, and a range of sportswear and weather jackets by local designer Alberto Aspesi are available. Logo-free and comfortable, they come in rare European and Japanese fabrics. Accessories are available too. Don't miss the exclusive men's branch just opposite; notwithstanding the prices, this is a neat gift haunt for the guy who has everything.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Biffi photo by Amy Nicolai
Photo: Amy Nicolai
 

 
Brioni


James Bond's tailor
3 Via Gesù
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7639 0086
http://www.brioni.it/
This place has enjoyed fame ever since it became James Bond's official tailor, even though the Brioni name was already very well known at home and abroad by the jet set, thanks to the magnificent cut of their suits, the textiles and the high quality of the materials. The discreet charm of this high class company is now appreciated all over the world and their magnificent boutique in the centre of Milan offers an entire floor to anyone who wants a made to measure suit. They also sell sporty clothing and accessories.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Bulgari


World famous for its jewellery
6 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 77 7001
http://www.bulgari.it/
In one of the most exclusive shops in Milan, Bulgari, a world famous firm, has an elegant shop that offers luxury jewellery. Necklaces, rings, earrings and watches are sold here alongside perfumes, scarves and leather goods, all worn by top models and they count famous Italian and international personalities amongst the clientele. They also offer exceptional pieces produced in a limited collection such as the Sole vase, decorated by Davide Pizzigoni, of which only a thousand copies exist.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Bulgari photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
CK


New York style
6 Via Durini
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7600 7328
Much time has passed since the New York stylist Calvin Klein launched his jeans into the world with thrilling image of Brooke Shields, and a series of underwear adverts in the middle of Times Square heralded the age of male hedonism in the 80s. This gigantic shop has been in Milan for a number of years, characterised by architecturally clean lines, it stocks collections for men and women from the famous American make. All the old favourites are here including t-shirts with the logo, the jeans and packets of three pairs of white underwear as well as the now classic CK perfumes.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Canali


Classic and sporty men's fashion
1 Via Pietro Verri
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7639 0365
http://www.canali.it/
This high quality men's fashion boutique is in the city centre, in the elegant Via Verri, the home of stylists. Dedicated to the contemporary man, they offer a tailored collection, made with precious fabrics, as well as more sporty clothes and an exclusive shoe collection. Prestigious clothing for young and not so young, classy men.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Cartier


The important jeweller's........
2 Corso Vercelli
Milan 20145
Italy
+39 2 4800 9686
What woman could resist such glitter? Style, elegance and sophistication are the characteristics that have distinguished this jewellery for many years and put it at the forefront of design.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Cavalli e Nastri


Flappers' Garments
9 Via Edmondo De Amicis
Milan, Milan 20123
Italy
+39 2 8940 9452
The owner is an expert, passionate researcher in the field of the most elegant clothing and bijoux from the 1920s and 60s. Entering this shop is a little like moving back in time to the fashions of the past, not just Italian but also American, English and French. Feature of interest: the bijoux here are so high quality and such original forms that they are popular not just with the ladies of Milan, but also with perfectionist stylists.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Chanel


A modern myth
10 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7602 2266
http://www.chanel.com
What can one say about a boutique that carries the name of a modern day myth, more than any other stylist. The furnishings could be said to have a slightly retro feel, compared to the steel and crystal of the other shops in Milan's 'golden triangle', but nonetheless, they are reassuring in this famous shop. Madame Chanel would certainly have approved this shop as worthy of representing her style. They also sell the classic leather stitched bags and the bottles of No.5 stand up well next to the latest and more modern creations of the house.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Chanel photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Christian Lacroix


Paris in Milan
8 Via Pietro Verri
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 7202 6784
http://www.christian-lacroix.fr/
Do you remember the gypsy glamour creations and the couture versions of Andalusian dresses which often appeared on the catwalks of this French fashion designer? A large part of these extravagant creations still make an appearance from time to time in the windows of this medium-sized shop which is on the corner of the two most famous streets of Milan's golden shopping district. A few metres away from the Yves Saint-Laurent shop, it is worth visiting both in succession to have a real, if momentary, feeling of being in Paris.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Corneliani


Luxurious windows and precious fabrics
12 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 77 7361
http://www.corneliani.com/
Even from looking in the window, it is obvious that this is a fashionable, classy men's boutique. It displays cashmere and precious fabrics, impeccably cut suits and high class accessories. The shop has always offered a total, sophisticated and exclusive look with a range of classic suits and sporty fashion as well as underwear and accessories. The tailor offers made-to-measure suits made from the world's best fabrics.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Costume National


Milan couture
12 Via Sant' Andrea
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 7601 8356
http://www.costumenational.com/
In the fashion capital of the world, this store certainly has all that it takes to compete with the leading haute couture designers. Their clothes are elegant, chic and emanate 'verve'. If you have the attitude, wear it.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
D&G


The second collection
15 Corso di Porta Venezia
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7602 8485
http://www.dolcegabbana.it
The 'second collection' designed by Dolce e Gabbana has been so successful that it risked overshadowing the first collection of these intelligent, avant-garde stylists. The famous t-shirts with the logo, the hats and underwear of the first collection have been taken over by a large variety of clothes for trendy young people. The shop has recently been renovated and extended and is similar in size to the nearby Miu Miu.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
DMagazine


Go Cheap In The Fashion Capital
Via Montenapoleone 26
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 6027
http://www.dmagazine.it
This designer discount store is ironically in the Golden Triangle, the most fashionable area of Milan. It can be reached easily by the metro and although it is not such a big outlet, it is packed with shoppers and designer clothes from Prada, Armani, Fendi and likes. From shoes to clothes to accessories, whatever you would ever want, it's all here. It is probably one of the most strategically popular discount stores considering the fact that it is in the line of some of the most expensive boutiques. So what are you waiting for?

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Dabbene


Silverware shop
2 Largo Claudio Treves
Angolo Via Balzan
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 655 4406 / +39 2 659 8890
http://www.argenteriadabbene.com/
This family has been long established in silverware, and their famous shop offers a vast choice of antique Italian pieces from the 18th and 19th centuries. Robert Dabbene is dedicated to the study of mint stamps from the 1800's and has published various books on the subject. They also offer restoration and valuation services as well as making new pieces. The beautiful silver boxes are a must see.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Damiani


Creative jewelry
10 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 (0)2 7602 8088
http://www.damiani.it/
You know you've arrived when you sport a dainty creation from Damini. Tiny wisps of precious metal and stones adorn necks, earlobes and wrists at society dos, providing material for hoity-toity chit-chat. Choose from their eclectic—and expensive—collections that promise to make you feel like a queen. There's nothing like a few startling sparkles of fine, handmade Italian jewelry to add allure to that black cocktail dress or a dazzling evening gown. Go on, girl—get glamorous!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Dolce & Gabbana


Sicilian glamour
2 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 7600 1155
http://www.dolcegabbana.it/
The stylists Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana created a monument to their creativity with the opening of this shop to display their designs on the corner of Via della Spiga and Corso di Porta Venezia. As well as other shops with 12 windows also on Via della Spiga across from Via Manzoni, this shop is a place to go wild buying from the famous make which is mainly inspired by Sicilian tradition in a young, forceful style.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Dolce & Gabbana photo by Francesco
Photo: Francesco
Dolce & Gabbana photo by Francesco
Photo: Francesco
Dolce & Gabbana photo by exile in suburbia
Photo: exile in suburbia
Dolce & Gabbana photo by wug984
Photo: wug984
Dolce & Gabbana photo by Hans Ku
Photo: Hans Ku
Dolce & Gabbana photo by modecoral
Photo: modecoral
Dolce & Gabbana photo by GoMarjo
Photo: GoMarjo
 

 
Eivissa


Top for leather clothing
38 Viale Monza
Milan, Milan 20127
Italy
+39 2 284 7954
It is worth going up to Viale Monza if you have decided to buy leather clothing for men or women. Eivissa offers a wide range of clothes, from classic waistcoats to more sexy skirts, from soft leather trousers to the sheepskin coats that are coming back into fashion, not forgetting the top quality fur coats. The advantage it has over other shops is definitely the price: coming straight from the manufacturer to the shop Eivissa offers excellent discounts, putting beautiful fur coats within the reach of all those who have only dreamed of owning one. In just a few weeks you can also have clothes made to measure or adjustments according to individual needs.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Emporio Armani


Unmistakeable Armani style
2 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 7639 0068
http://www.emporio-armani.com/
The diffusion line of Giorgio Armani, Emporio Armani has been here since the early 80's. Now the famous stylist is also opening a shop in Via Manzoni. However, for the moment this famous collection is all on show in this elegant shop completely furnished in tones of grey in the unmistakeable Armani style which attracts hordes of clients who love the classic Italian look.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Emporio Armani photo by Mario Mainolfi
Photo: Mario Mainolfi
Emporio Armani photo by Mario Mainolfi
Photo: Mario Mainolfi
Emporio Armani photo by kikiprinci
Photo: kikiprinci
 

 
Era l'Ora


Watch shop
22 Corso Magenta
Milan, Milan 20123
Italy
+39 2 8645 0965
http://www.eralora.com/
This shop is in Corso Magenta, in the centre of ancient Milan. It sells a vast choice of wrist and pocket watches and Rolex, Jaeger le Coultre and Vacheron Costantin are some of the designer names in stock here. Its range includes subtle, golden watches, automatic sports watches, and watches from the 1950's and all makes and qualities.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Ermenegildo Zegna


Men only.......
3 Via Pietro Verri
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 (0)2 7600 6437
http://www.zegnaermenegildo.com
This is one of the few Italian makes that can boast a stellar turnover and continuous success producing only men's clothes, which are mostly classic styles. After attentively examining trends, Zegna are now rethinking their softer and sportier collections in line with the demands of their prestigious clientele. Their made-to-measure collection deserves a special mention; these are made to request and can be updated yearly including necessary repairs and professional ironing.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Ermenegildo Zegna photo by Ale Roots
Photo: Ale Roots
 

 
Extè


Futuristic Fashion
6 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 78 3050
http://www.exte.it
This collection was born from the fertile imaginations of the directors of Itierre, the production company for the D&G, Versus and Gigli collections. It was a courageous initiative carried out through amazing preparation and the futuristic presentation created in the shop on Via della Spiga. This area is now part of the Milanese shopping circuit known for constantly searching for interesting novelties and new stimuli.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Extè photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Faraone


A famous name in traditional jewellery
7a via Montenapoleone
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 0276022321
This is a large shop in a street known for its jewelry. This zone is historically famous for its gold and precious stones. Fiancées who are looking for the perfect ring throng to this shop. Faraone is the Milan outlet for Tiffany. Apart from the classic collections you will also find ultra modern pendants fashioned in white gold. Have a look at a vast array of objects crafted in silver inside the large shop. The cufflinks are beautiful as are the famous key-rings. Then there are all those sweet nothings such as the baton which George Peppard gave to Audrey Hepburn to type out telephone numbers, and the unusual champagne plug to keep in your breast pocket. Strange but true, at Faraone there is something for every pocket - as long as it has money in it.

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Farina Rosa


Colourful fashion for trendy youth
18 Via Solferino
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 2906 1810
http://www.farinarosa.com/
This is the first exclusive boutique of this Italian, female clothing company. All the colour of the rainbow and the most trendy styles are sold here in the lovely Via Solferino. From trendy trousers to evening tops, matching scarves and bags, this place is for youth who follow fashion and want a slightly daring look. Fun fashion with a large choice of clothes!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Fendi


Furs and hollywood accessories
16 Via Sant' Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7602 1617
The famous Roman sisters are another important Italian family in the luxury clothing business, and are perhaps the most famous family in the fur business. Their quiet, classic shop also sells creatively designed accessories made of leather and other equally precious materials. Fendi was entrusted with making the furs for the film Evita a few years ago.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Fendi photo by Silvia
Photo: Silvia
Fendi photo by Alissa
Photo: Alissa
 

 
Fior di Cravatta


Ties galore
6 Via Turati
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 659 5659
In Via Turati, near Via Manzoni, this shop sells and produces ties with rich patterns, in a variety of fabrics and colours including the best foreign and Italian makes as well as ties made by the firm. It also sells gloves, scarves, belts and other accessories.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Galtrucco


High class fabrics and fashions
10 Piazza Duomo
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 87 6256
Galtrucco is one of the Milanese names par excellence in fabrics and fashion. The enormous shop in Piazza del Duomo is a unique place in Milan's shopping sphere. The ground floor is the place to find fabrics and the perfect material of your dreams. The lower floor includes a women's fashion section, with the best collections of international designer names. Nearby is men's fashion with an alteration service for the most sophisticated clients.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Genny


The most famous Italian fashion
4 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7602 3349
http://www.genny.it/
One of the most famous Italian fashion houses in the world, Genny is a make that truly represents the good taste of Italy. In the beautiful shop in Via della Spiga customers will find the whole collection, which is distinguished by its soft lines, perfect for a modern, discreet yet seductive woman. As well as the classic black, Genny offers a range of colours from pastels to brighter shades, and the clothes are always impeccable.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Gianfranco Ferrè Boutique


The Architect of Fashion
15 Via Sant' Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 78 0406
http://www.gianfrancoferre.com...
The architect of Milanese fashion, Gianfranco Ferre, is part of that circle of Milanese stylists who became famous at the beginnning of the 1980's. He now continues to dominate this circle from his new headquarters in a marvellous art-nouveau palace in Via Pontaccio. His new shops in Via S. Andrea dedicated to male and female fashion reflect his passion for architecture and are one of the preferred places for luxury shopping.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Gianfranco Ferrè Boutique photo by M A R I A N O
Photo: M A R I A N O
 

 
Gianni Versace


The second collection from Versace
11 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 8647
http://www.versace.com/
A gigantic iron gate opens onto a large space on many levels where the clothing lines of Versace's second label are displayed. Unmistakeable style shows in the colours, leather and jeans; everything is here for a metropolitan look with a New York inspiration. An obligatory visit for young fans of this renowned Italian firm.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Gio Moretti


New trends and high class
4 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7600 3186
This ultramodern boutique in Via della Spiga differs greatly from their other retail outlet which is more classic in Via Turati. Marble and crystal decorate this shop which has trendy, classy clothes, including styles by Roberto Cavalli, Piazza Sempione and their impeccable suits, Malo with sophisticated knitwear, Calvin Klein and Jil Sander. These are just some of the names that can be found in this temple of Milanese fashion.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Giorgio Armani


The premier collection
9 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 3234
http://www.giorgioarmani.com
This large shop is the main branch where people can admire and buy clothes from the premier collection of Giorgio Armani. The typical low-key, discreet interiors, designed in ash wood with pastel beige tones, leaves space for the creations of one of the most famous, if not the most famous Italian stylists. Everything sold here is in tune with the Armani style, from the furnishings and the display to the staff who, a few years ago often had a vague resemblance to Richard Gere in American Gigolo.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Gucci


Gucci style!
5 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 77 1271
http://www.gucci.com/uk/uk-eng...
They say that in the courtyard of the building in London where the stylist Tom Ford has his headquarters, even the hedges are pruned into a square shape. One thing is certain, the sharp lines made in wood and steel accompanied by classic, luminescent plexiglass panels, are one of the characteristics of this splendid kind of interior architecture often linked to the fashion world. The windows are a veritable bible for the window dressers from all over the world as the clothes and matching accessories are for a multitude of fashion victims. From the beginning of the second half of the 1990's, Gucci has become one of the most successful examples of image restyling of an international fashion house. Another branch can be found at the beginning of Via Montenapoleone towards Corso Matteotti, this is the historic seat of Gucci in Milan. Everything here has also been renovated and corrected according to the new style.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Hermes


The famous orange box
21 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 3495
http://www.hermes.com/
This is the new shop of the 'adventures of the orange box', to quote the gigantic wooden barricade which hid the extension works which took place for months, to the Milan branch of one of the most famous French makes of accessories. Everything in the Hermés world can be found here, from the famous ladies bags to the chic men's briefcases and coloured ashtrays (a real must for the home), as well as saddles and boots for horseriding.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Irene Hong


Oriental stylist in the heart of Milanese fashion
20 Via San Maurilio
Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7200 4586
This is a truly special boutique which stands out from the Italian fashion collections as the stylist originates from Asia. It is in a delightful location, in a small shop, hidden in the atmospheric alleyways of Milan. Irene Hong's clothes are very feminine, with a eye for the lates trends, colors and fun prints, the latest of which are inspired by the animal world. She sells suits which are perfect for important occasions as well as lovely tops and a small choice of dresses for seductive women!

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Jil Sander


Queen of German fashion
6 Via Verri
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 777 2991
http://www.jilsander.com/
The world famous style of the first lady of German fashion is well represented in this lovely shop. The almost maniacal search for fabrics, the avant-garde cuts and the attention to detail have ensured Jil Sander's fame, and a visit to this shop is obligatory.

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Ken Scott


In a small gallery........
10 Via Montenapoleone
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7602 3211
This small shop, located in a small gallery in Via Montenapoleone is the Milanese branch of the famous fashion house for fabric bags, coated in plastic in gaudy colours. The famous initials KS surrounded by geometric and flowered patterns are one of the more easily recognisable decorative styles, in the stylistic range which has recently been regaining popularity.

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Krizia


Milanese stylist
23 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 8429
http://www.krizia.it
Mariuccia Mandelli started her famous creations for women as Krizia in the 1980's, making plissé in metallic fabrics and sweaters with wild animals. She has now changed style and continues to effectively represent Italian creativity abroad. Her shop in Via della Spiga is Japanese inspired with clean lines and faint colours. Krizia's headquarters are in Via Manin, opposite the gardens in a splendid Milanese palace.

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Krizia photo by Marta Bernstein
Photo: Marta Bernstein
Krizia photo by roberto pansolli
Photo: roberto pansolli
 

 
Laura Biagiotti


The Italian stylist
19 Via Borgospesso
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 79 9659
http://www.laurabiagiotti.it/
If you find yourself walking along Via Manzoni, don't forget to visit the Laura Biagiotti boutique, located in a gallery with 1950s decorations that leads into Via Borgospesso. The stylist's creations are clearly influenced by the Roman countryside and her fairytale castle home; white, beige and red are amongst her favourite colours. The shop is lovely with understated colours and attentive but not invasive staff.

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Loro Piana


Great materials
27/C Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 777 2901
http://www.loropiana.com/
The name is from an old Italian family who produced materials and became the most prestigious textile make in the world, used by the best, men's tailors. It is now an ultra sophisticated boutique in the heart of Milan's fashion district, which sells cashmere knitwear, casual clothes, elegant accessories such as scarves and an incomparable collection of fabrics. The most famous is undoubtedly the Tasmanian, but it is also worth checking out the Zelander, Vicuna and having a suit made to measure that will last a lifetime.

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Mariella Burani


Interesting shop.......
3 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 3382
http://www.mariellaburani.it/
Mariella Burani's boutique in Via Montenapoleone is without doubt one of the more interesting shops in this area, especially from an architectural point of view. The collections for women are always colourful with much attention to detail and choice of fabric. The shop is furnished in wood with comfortable sofas from which one can watch continuous videos of catwalk shows.

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Marina Spadafora


Lovely clothes....
52 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 78 2180
This small but interesting shop, of the stylist Marina Spadafora, is designed with tubes of coloured plexiglass and panes of the same material. The clothes are beautiful and wearable as well as being very stylish. For a young female clientele who want an avant-garde look of high quality.

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Mario Buccellati


A real classic of Milanese luxury
4 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 2153
http://www.mariobuccellati.it
This goldsmith's house is truly one of the great classics of Milanese luxury. Since 1919 when the quadrilatero was inhabited more by antique dealers than stylists and style was more a question of taste than fame, Bucellati has been present in the heart of the old town with his antique jewellers of great taste and tradition. Gold and silver for lovers of class and timeless magnificence.

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Mario Caraceni


Royal brand
16 Via Fatebenefratelli
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 655 1972
http://www.caraceni.it/
Dominico Caraceni, who created the Caraceni brand in 1913, has generated many other offshoot labels, one of them being Mario Caraceni. Caraceni has been a household name amongst the royals for several decades, dressing the kings of Greece, Italy, Wales and many more. Despite its wide geographical influence, the original workshop remains in Rome and is operated by Dominico Caraceni's nephews. Today, the brand is under the flagship of the Campagna Company. Among the branches in Milan, the best known is Mario Caraceni's. You'll find all shapes and sizes here, all with a characteristic 50's style. Stop by to have that perfect suit tailored for a special occasion - but remember, you'll be charged like royalty too!

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Meru Gioielli


Jewelry Re-defined
3 Via Solferino
Milan
Italy
+39 2 8646 0700
Angelo Meru and his brother Francesco are pioneers in re-designing and re-cycling jewelry. Their shop is especially known for creating exquisite designs from antique jewelry after remolding it. The designs include a variety of necklaces and earrings - pick up something different yet stylish from the city of pulsating fashion to take back home.

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Michelle Mabelle Milano Monamour


Extravagance and eccentricity in Via della Spiga
36 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 79 8888
This truly fun boutique is far from the classic, standards of Milan fashion. It sells black and colourful clothes that are always sexy, extravagant and slightly eccentric, inside a small shop in the heart of the fashion district. From sparkly tops to fiery skirts and printed t-shirts this is a young, diverse fashion for those who aren't scared to be daring.

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Mila Schon


Classic and elegant
45 Via Alessandro Manzoni
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 65 3354
http://www.milaschon.com/index...
Mila Shon is one of the longest lived firms in Milanese fashion, her shop has a decidedly 80's feel but still remains a important reference point for women who want to dress in an elegant, classic way and still retain a sense of style. They also offer a collection for men which fits in with the general style of the boutique.

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Mimma Gini Tessuti


Fabrics and household items
21 Via Santa Croce
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
It is quite chic to arrive at receptions or birthdays in clothes made from a fabric from the workshop of ex-furniture designer, who has turned her good taste into a stylish success. Mimma Gini imports magnificent fabrics for furniture which are turned into clothes by the trendy. She has flashing shantung, coarse linens, silks, brocades and cottons in a thousand colours. Her accessories also get noticed: evening bags in two-coloured velvet, and Friulian slippers made with rainbow coloured velvet.

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Missoni


Unforgettable style
9 Via Sant Andrea
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 7600 3555
The Missoni shop stands out with large coloured panels in tones of orange and green marking out the space where the extremely famous sweaters in a thousand colours are displayed as well as the male and female collections. It all reflects the unmistakeable style which has made this Italian make world famous.

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Missoni photo by Marta Bernstein
Photo: Marta Bernstein
 

 
Mithia


A multi-purpose place for fashion and meetings
24 Via Bigli
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 6658
http://www.mithia.com
The showroom of the famous Mithia Fashion Group is housed in a lovely palazzo overlooking the famous Via Montenapoleone, the centre of Milanese fashion. The showroom has more than 300 m2 of beautiful clothes and accessories for all tastes and requirements. But the building houses more than just clothes - there is space used for book presentations, conferences, and events of all types, in an elegant and attractive Mediterranean atmosphere.

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Miu Miu


Lovely, trendy shop
3 Corso di Porta Venezia
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7601 4448
http://www.miumiu.com/
This is undoubtedly one of the shopping 'musts' in Milan for trendy and not so trendy youth, it is a beautiful shop from an architectural point of view with bright red walls and a splendid salon with high windows. The Miu Miu collection also offers mens clothes, which are indispensable for those who always want to be up to date with this seasons latest styles.

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Miu Miu photo by Victoria Wong
Photo: Victoria Wong
Miu Miu photo by Yi-Vern Chong
Photo: Yi-Vern Chong
 

 
Moschino


Famous fashion
12 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 0832
http://www.moschino.it/
One of the most eclectic and genial characters in the international fashion world, who recently died before his time, has left an inventive and fun fashion heritage behind him which is reflected in his constantly innovative windows in his two outlets in Milan. This make has always progressed without fear or half measures and has proved to be continually successful and highly recognised. The t-shirts with writing, the heart shaped accessories, the symbols and the original prints are all Moschino classics.

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Moschino photo by Antonio Memo
Photo: Antonio Memo
 

 
Mulino Docks Dora


Second hand clothes
9 Via Vincenzo Toffetti
Milan, Milan 20139
Italy
+39 2 5681 0393 / +39 2 5521 3641
http://www.docks-dora.com/
Recently opened, this shop bears no resemblance to a mill. A wisteria covered staircase leads out to a really large space where a bit of everything can be found, from womens clothes to Hawaian shirts. This is the place to find those lovable bell bottomed jeans and pairs with pockets sewed on the front.

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Mutinelli


Hats galore....
5 Corso Buenos Aires
Milan, Milan 20124
Italy
+39 2 2952 3594
The art of hatmaking is an ancient tradition that has now lost the importance it once enjoyed in the early decades of the last century. There was a time when elegant ladies would not venture on to the streets of Milan without a hat in the latest style. Mutinelli is a shop that has been in Milan since 1888. Since then it has been selling all kinds of hats, made in different materials, with or without decorations, for winter or spring and for all kinds of heads.

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Mutinelli photo by LS graphic design
Photo: LS graphic design
 

 
Pasquale Bruni


Unmistakeable designer jewellery
5 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 78 4118
http://www.pasqualebruni.com/
The jewellery of this designer based in Valenza but with boutiques all over the world, is unmistakeable conserving the uniqueness of hand made pieces with an avant garde expertise. Every year there are new collections in the windows on Via della Spiga all unique pieces which are innovative and modern. For years aristocrats and ordinary people have been charmed by the lucid-satin pendants and the word 'amore' on rings and bracelets, the large hearts in white and yellow gold. This year Pasquale Bruni's jewels will see floral bouquets of precious stones and polychrome enamel. And then the jewels will light up the eyes and adorn the decolletés of many a woman.

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Pellicce Dellera


A fur shop par excellence
4 Via San Damiano
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 79 6151
http://www.dellera.com
Dellara is a classic name for furs in Milan, and for centuries has offered top quality collections in with original cuts. Furs are combined with unusual fabrics and materials always with that particular style that makes this place stand out. Right in the centre of Milan, in the famous fashion square, home of international shopping, Dellera is a focal point for fur lovers.

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Perla


Luxury and stylish underwear
1 Via Monte Napoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 544 99 3548
http://www.laperla.it/
This is probably the most internationally renowned italian underwear label. La Perla, located in the ultra chic Montenapoleone, offers its clients an underwear paradise. Silk and lace sets with suspender belts and suspenders, and super sexy slips and petticoats. The beautiful bodys are always going to be a temptation. They also have a line in clothing which is something between the intimate and the everyday: precious embroidered tops, underwear/overwear to be worn next to the skin, wonderful silk trousers which it would be a pity not to show off in public. Their swimming costumes are to die for.

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Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti


Young collection by a great Italian stylist
19 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 79 6034 / +39 2 79 6035
http://www.philosophy.it/
Philosophy is the second, younger collection of the famous Italian designer, and this shop is near her other boutique. Easy chic clothes are arranged over two floors, and are sold at decisively more affordable prices than her haute couture collection. Clothes include tops for day and evening, suits made from natural, sophisticated fabrics, embroidered pieces and more, all in the unmistakeable style of Alberta Ferretti. They also sell matching accessories, from bags and hats to scarves and wallets.

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Pomellato


From the Dodo to precious stones
2 Via della Spiga
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 77 7381
http://www.pomellato.it/
This famous Italian jewellery company is also well-known with the young having achieved popularity with the amusing Dodo line. The pendants in all sizes inspired by nature, starting with animals threatened with extinction, have become a status symbol and can be seen around the necks of many under-50's. The line increases in size each year and now includes earrings, rings and watches at affordable prices. More refined for older ladies are the splendid items of jewellery in classical but simple forms: multiple rings with precious or semi-precious stones, chains that recall the luxury of the 1970's, and pendants like the little bear that is the symbol of the company.

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Prada


Very chic fashion
21 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7602 4012
The undisputed leader of Italian fashion - they are well known for their classy clothes, chic choes and great leather accessories - has taken up the cause of the distinctive Milanese 'snob' minimalism and has transformed it into a colossal business. They currently have three clothes shops here, one for men and women, one for just men and one for women only, as well as two smaller shops for accessories and underwear in Via della Spiga. There is another larger shop in Via Montenapoleone, next to the mythical Cova café. This is is all part of a real 'Pradamania' which is reflected in the queues of clients which often form outside the shops throughout the year. Obligatory stops for Milanese 'cult' shopping.

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Prada photo by Dan Kamminga
Photo: Dan Kamminga
Prada photo by Victoria Wong
Photo: Victoria Wong
Prada photo by Nicholas Ng
Photo: Nicholas Ng
Prada photo by Dolan Halbrook
Photo: Dolan Halbrook
Prada photo by Julia Ożóg
Photo: Julia Ożóg
Prada photo by Michael
Photo: Michael
 

 
Pupi Solari


Clothes for men women and children
12 Via Lorenzo Mascheroni
Milan, Milan 20149
Italy
+39 2 46 3325
In Piazza Tommaseo, not far from Corso Magenta, the windows of this prestigious shop display clothes for kids. Famous for it's high quality clothes for any occasion, including sports clothes, casual clothing and elegant outfits, it also sells sports shoes and classic, English shoes. The shop is not only for children now but is has different sections for all ages. There are bargains at the end of the season with clothes at less than half price.

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Ruffo


Leather me
18 Via Galvano Fiamma
Milan, Milan 20129
Italy
+39 2 700 661
http://www.ruffo.it/ruffo_en/d...
Creating for the likes of Prada, Jil Sander and Dolce and Gabbana, this leather store has jackets and myriad leather goods that serve as accessories and also chic outdoor gear. It is also patronized by models and socialites for their winter vacation togs to ski in the Alps or simply arm themselves against the biting winter.

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Sabbadini Milano


A garden of precious stones in Milan
6 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 8228
http://www.sabbadinijewelry.com/
A single window, a door that automatically opens at your arrival, and you enter a secret garden in which diamonds are grouped in garlands of white and pink daisies, and coloured butterflies rest on you. Magnificent bracelets, rings and brooches inspired by the natural world will amaze you with their sophistication and lightness of design. This small jeweller's shop in Via Montenapoleone is unique. The prices? As high as the items of jewellery are wonderful.

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Sahzà


A store of the future
11 Corso Venezia
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7601 1039
http://www.sahza.it/
This shop in Corso Venezia is a place with a new conception, as it reconciles the will to shop and the desire to relax away from frenetic Milanese life. Two floors of this shop are dedicated to clothes and accessories, while the third is a place to relax with a coffee lounge in the heart of the centre of Milan. It has to be visited both for the quality of the clothes on offer, which are up to date with the latest trends and of high quality, as well as for a place to unwind in the city.

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Salvatore Ferragamo


Famous Florentine designer
2 Via Borgospesso
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 0276006660
Ferragamo have strategically placed one ladies shop and one mens shop in Via Montenapoleone, catching the attention of anyone coming from Via Manzoni or from Corso Matteotti. Unmistakeable style and one of the leaders of classic Italian fashion, the famous men's shoes are a must for legions of oriental buyers who form long queues outside the famous Florentine family shop in fashion week.

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Sartoria Campagna


Made to measure for a classy man
24 Via Palestro
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
+39 2 77 8811
http://sartoriacampagna.com/
An entire building which has recently been restored in Corso Venezia, houses this men's fashion house which continues to become more famous and appreciated. Everything is made to measure, a distinctive sign of a tailor who caters to a high class clientele. They use precious fabrics, impeccable cuts and have prices to match. This is a place to get a whole wardrobe from the suit to the accessories.

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Sharra Pagano


Top class jewellery
35 Corso Garibaldi
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 8901 3542
In these years of minimalism, costume jewellery has all but disappeared giving way to more discreet items and more classy pieces. Sharra Pagano was first to uncover the market for luxury items with exquisite taste and semi-precious stones, coloured and elegant jewellery, with modern or traditional designs. All in all a real paradise for women who like to co-ordinate their clothing with their jewellery. You will also find accessories, jewellery bags and period jewellery.

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Simonetta Ravizza by Annabella


Leather wear and more....
1 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 7601 2921
http://www.annabella.it
Heiress to the most famous leather dynasty in Italy, in her shop in Via Montenapoleone, Simonetta Ravizza offers a fashion that was born from a taste for leather and knitwear. She sells fur bordered jumpers, according to the latesd trend, classy women's knitwear, high quality leather jackets and matching accessories. This is a triumph of leather, which is used on everything from tops to bags, evening gloves and sporty sweaters.

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Sorelle Negri


Ladies lingerie shop
5 Piazza San Babila
Milan, Milan 20122
Italy
This small shop in Piazza San Babila has been supplying underwear to a great many elegant Milanese women for many years. It has a range of precious materials made to a good quality, such as silk and lace. Its windows are arranged with taste and elegance showing a predilection for classic styles and a love for brilliant colours. It mostly offers classic and brand-name models, far from trendy fashions.

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Spaccio Kookai


Famous French company's shop
33 Via Privata Marco Fabio Quintiliano
Milan, Milan 20138
Italy
+39 2 5801 6368
This famous French firm, very popular among young people offers cut price clothing in this large store in the shopping precinct. Embroidered jeans, sexy tops, frilly skirts, long or short dresses for day or evening wear, waistcoats, shirts in thousands of colours and styles are all available on sale here, according to the season. It is worth a look as Kookai's style is similar in style and quality to our own Benetton which are notoriously much more expensive.

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Surplus


Funky clothing
7 Corso Garibaldi
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 869 3696
Cool shirts with slogans, shoes, fashionable jeans are all available in this store. Perfect for an idyllic sunday afternoon shopping spree, you can spend hours browsing and trying out the clothes to see which suit your personality best.

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T - Store


Marvellous Trussardi style
Galleria San Carlo
6 Angolo
Milan, Milan 20100
Italy
+39 2 78 3909
http://www.trussardi.it
Trussardi is a label that continues to make quality clothes even after the death of its founder. In the enormous shop in Via Durinin, that has three floors of lights and crystal that reflect the marvellous Trussardi style, customers can find the season's collection, which is always dominated by leather. Leather and suede are not only on the jackets and shoes, but on all kinds of clothes, and they also sell unmistakeable accessories, for minimalist or luxurious looks. High quality materials.

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Taboo


A fusion store
3 Piazzale Antonio Cantore
Milan, Milan 20123
Italy
+39 2 837 3814
This is a 'holistic' store, for the health of your whole body, which also stocks a range of women's clothes and a selection of therapeutic and meditative new age CDs, accessories for the young, ceramics, items for your home, minimalist lights, perfumes and toiletries which are reasonably priced and will soothe your soul. The range of clothing is fashionable and ultra modern, aimed at those looking to establish a perfect psychic-physical balance. However, as clothing is not the only thing that matters, the shop is also used as an evening meeting place where artists and musicians discuss their work, and art exhibitions are held. All activities are on the cutting edge of the new Milanese trend uniting fashion and spiritual equilibrium. It is for you if you are eager to experiment and are not irritated by new fashions.

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Tino Cosma


Ties made to measure
5 Piazza Conciliazione
Milan, Milan 20123
Italy
+39 2 4800 9900
http://www.tinocosma.com/inglese/
The history of this tie shop started in 1946 with a small workshop. After some years, Tino took over from his father Vittorio and in 1968, he produced his first collection. He opened his first shop in Milan in 1990. For men who want to dress in an elegant way, Tino's is the place to find ties of all kinds as well as made to measure and monogrammed styles, in a range of materials, including silk, raffia, chintz, wool and satin.

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Trussardi


Classic Italian style
5 Piazza della Scala
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 806 8821
http://www.trussardi.it/
The greyhound make has found some prestigious sites in Milan, one of which is the great building next to the Scala Theatre. The innumerable collections which Trussardi produce are all represented here including the world famous leather goods which make up to date items for men and women. An Italian fashion classic.

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Ungaro


French designer
27 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7602 3997
This is the third French designer in the golden triangle of Milan shopping; his style is one of the most recognisable and famous with embroidered clothes and patterned precious, rich materials all with that special touch of Paris. Now Ungaro is also offering a sporty collection which is enjoying some success amongst his loyal clientele.

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Ungaro photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Valentino


Very Valentino!
16/18 Via Turati
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 6 2491
http://www.valentino.it/
The mythical Valentino red is almost always present in the shop windows of one of the most famous and important Italian designers. The daywear and formal wear for women is always magnificent, and although the display space of the shop could do with a little renovation, the Valentino shop remains one of the stars of high-class womenswear. The men's collections are in the old shop and also reflect the style and taste of the famous stylist who has his headquarters in the Eternal City.

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Valentino photo by wcities
Photo: wcities
 

 
Versace


Trendy designer
12 Via Gesù
Milan 20121
Italy
+39 02760931
The Versace shops are instantly recognizable for their characteristic opulence which is also exhibited in their Milanese shops. Two whole buildings in Via Montenapoleone are given over to Versace and are the monuments which the late stylist has left to his legions of adoring clients. This is for anyone who loves a golden, plucky style with neoclassical inspirations.

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Versace photo by Stylishgeek
Photo: Stylishgeek
 

 
Viktor & Rolf Boutique


Contemporary styles
24 Via Sant'Andrea
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 (0)2 79 6091
http://www.viktor-rolf.com/
This store sure has things going for it when it comes to fashion sense. Every aspect about Viktor & Rolf exudes a contemporary feel, right from the upside-down theme to the clothes on offer. Step in and you'll find the world going topsy-turvy, with chandeliers on the floor and chairs adorning the ceilings. The boutique at Via Sant'Andrea stocks all kinds of chic woman's wear. Step in for a fashion make-over or just to buy a little something for someone special. Get in touch with your fashionable side!

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Viktor & Rolf Boutique photo by E. Rich
Photo: E. Rich
Viktor & Rolf Boutique photo by napomigraph
Photo: napomigraph
Viktor & Rolf Boutique photo by Olof Werngren
Photo: Olof Werngren
 

 
Vintage Spirit Multistore


Second-hand clothing
3 Piazzale Antonio Cantore
(zona Porta Genova)
Milan, Milan 20123
Italy
+39 2 837 3814
http://www.angelo.it
Angelo Cairoli collects second-hand clothing. He buys it from all over the world and lends it to pop stars for their videos! He has the best collection of jeans in Europe and in Lugo di Romagna he has his personal museum of fashion which is often visited by Armani and Miuccia Prada.

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Yves Saint Laurent


Straight from the Left Bank
8 Via Pietro Verri
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 (0)2 7600 0573
This is a corner of France in the heart of the Milan fashion square: the Paris house is in direct competition with the great Italian fashion names but the styles are very different. The style is traditional and opulent, sometimes a little retro, for women who do not like to follow the latest trend. The Milan shop offers evening dresses and suits but if you want real haute couture, you have to book a flight to Paris.

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Yves Saint-Laurent


Classy French style
27 Via Montenapoleone
Milan, Milan 20121
Italy
+39 2 7600 0573
http://www.ysl.com/
The legendary Yves, king of French fashion has an average size shop in one of the roads by Via Montenapoleone in Milan. Black, fuschia and shocking pink colours often characterise this make, and are also frequently displayed in the windows as are the clothes and accessories designed by one of the few stylists truly responsible for having caused a true revolution in twentieth century fashion.

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