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Fashion News: Where to Shop Next
From sneakers in São Paulo to diamonds in St. Moritz — the shops worth building a stop around right now.
This article originally appeared in OLTRE, Internova's parent luxury travel magazine — Volume 13, Spring 2026. Reporting by Tanvi Chheda, Nicholas Gill, Don Nichols, Chris Schalkx, Laura Schooling, Marina Spironetti, and Michelle Tchea.
Ooh la la! From sneakers in São Paulo to diamonds in St. Moritz, these are our favorite indulgences right now.
Japanese Perfection, Made in Spain
Tokyo, Japan — Chuo-dori, Tokyo's toniest shopping street, turned heads in December with the dazzling debut of Casa LOEWE Ginza. Spanning more than 10,000 square feet, the store is the Spanish fashion house's largest in Asia — second in size worldwide to the Madrid flagship by merely a few feet. Over four floors, it showcases the LVMH-owned brand's full range of products, from women's and men's ready-to-wear to leather goods, fragrances, and decorator must-haves — art, craft, and design pieces. loewe.com
The New Queen of Thai Style
Bangkok, Thailand — Since 2020, Bangkok-born architect Tammy Amorn has spent weeks at a stretch crisscrossing the Thai countryside, seeking out artisanal communities to collaborate with on pieces for her fashion label, Seire. The result is a kaleidoscopic collection of tunics, tops, and tassel-fringed skirts that draw on vernacular fashion staples, such as checkered khao ma cloths and wraparound fisherman's pants. The brand has recently put down roots in Bangkok's ritzy Chidlom district, with a sun-drenched boutique that carries the full range, from Thai silk totes and embroidered tops to one-off home accessories and patchwork carryalls made in small batches. seirecollective.com
Sneakers With a Legit Sense of Place
São Paulo, Brazil — For its 20th anniversary, French sneaker brand VEJA — long committed to sourcing wild rubber from Amazonian communities and organic cotton from farmers in Brazil's Nordeste — has moved closer to its source materials by opening its first Latin American store in the heart of Rua Oscar Freire, aka the Rodeo Drive of São Paulo. Designed by Brazilian architect Roberto Somlo, the three-level space centers on transparency, featuring exposed beams, a glass façade, and nods to Italian-Brazilian Brutalist architect Lina Bo Bardi by way of concrete display tables molded in wood. veja-store.com
Not Just Another Tiffany
Milan, Italy — The shop everyone's talking about in Italy's fashion capital right now is the new Tiffany & Co. flagship on Via Monte Napoleone, which was just named World's Most Beautiful Emporium 2025 by Prix Versailles. Housed inside the historic Palazzo Taverna, the three-level, 12,917-square-foot space, designed by Peter Marino, blends jewelry, art, and architecture, with a sculptural glass staircase as its heart and bespoke glasswork inspired by Gio Ponti. Shopping is just a bonus. tiffany.com
A One-Stop Shop for Sourdough, Art, and Diamonds
St. Moritz, Switzerland — St. Moritz never lacks superlatives. Luxury hotels stand side by side with designer fashion boutiques, and they polo on ice here. So it should come as no surprise that at 5,978 feet, there is now a bakery that sells artisanal sourdough bread alongside bespoke diamond jewelry — and everything in between that a savvy socialite might desire. Founders Mario Weichselmann and Angelo De Luca originally launched Super Mountain Market as a pop-up concept store opening just two times a year, but in 2025 they found a permanent home (and new partnership with Modiste Studio and Marick Baars) on Via Stredas in the heart of town. Shop South Tyrolean and Swiss fashion by RIER and Alva, sculptures by Othmar Prenner, and jewelry created by De Luca himself (by appointment), plus must-have beanies, vases, lamps, chairs. Local Michelin-renowned chef Paolo Casanova supplies the in-house bakery. superstmoritz.com
Where Fashion, Music, and Hockney Collide
London, England — Belgian designer Dries Van Noten's first stand-alone store in London has taken over a two-story, 19th-century, former Barclays Bank building on Hanover Square in Mayfair. It is a glamorous fashion boutique plus apothecary, plus a vinyl record store and listening lounge. Oh, yes, it's all of that and more. The walls are adorned with statement pieces by Hockney, Man Ray, and Tracey Emin. It's the ultimate he-and-she-cool destination for edgy minimalism. driesvannoten.com
For the Ultimate Riviera-Style Sandals
Saint-Tropez, France — Maison Rondini's iconic four-strapped Tropéziennes sandals have long been the footwear of choice for summers on the French Riviera. As the beloved leather atelier gears up to celebrate its 100th anniversary next year, the brand has finally expanded with a second boutique. Here, the focus has broadened to include a new line of handbags, wallets, belts, and accessories dreamed up by Alain Rondini, the grandson of Dominique Rondini, the cobbler who founded the original shop. Still run as a family business today, Rondini continues, remarkably, to handmake all of its products on-site. rondini.fr/en
