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Milan's Fashionable Destinations: A Guide to the City's Chic Stores

Milan, Italy, is a haven for fashion enthusiasts, boasting some of the world's best stores with exceptional interiors. Here's a roundup of some must-visit destinations in this stylish city.

Cavalli e Nastri and Cavalli e Nastri Uomo

Located in Ticinese, these two vintage clothing and accessories stores are among Milan's best for quality vintage finds.

Prada Galleria 1913

Steeped in history, Prada Galleria 1913, situated within the historic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II arcade, was originally a luxury travel goods shop opened by Mario Prada in 1913.

The store offers innovative collections designed by Miuccia Prada and co-creative director Raf Simons, as well as a square handbag called 'Galleria' inspired by the store.

JW Anderson

JW Anderson's Milan store, located at Via Sant'Andrea, 16, 20121, features a design inspired by industrial and artistic elements. The brand, which opened a store in Milan's Quadrilatero district in 2023, offers a unique shopping experience with its industrial-artistic aesthetic.

No. 21

No. 21's flagship store in Milan, Via Santo Spirito, 14, 20121, is designed as a modernist palazzo with monochrome optical marble floor and midcentury furniture.

Frip

Frip, at Corso di Porta Ticinese, 16, 20123 Milan, is a Scandinavia-inspired concept store selling men's and women's clothing from brands like Acne Studios and Marques'Almeida.

La DoubleJ

La DoubleJ's Milan flagship, Via Sant'Andrea, 10/A, 20121, is a vibrant space with emerald green walls, marble floors, and a lotus leaf installation covering the ceiling.

Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta's flagship store, opened in 2021, features Italian modernist inspirations and 'spaceship' elements, with a design centered around glass, Italian walnut wood, and green Verde Saint Denis Marble.

Antonia

Antonia, a luxury department retailer, is housed inside Milan's historic Palazzo Cagnola and offers an eclectic range of clothing, accessories, and shoes. The store's address is Via Cusani, Milan.

10 Corso Como

Originally a concept store, 10 Corso Como was founded in 1991 by Carla Sozzani and has evolved into a 'virtual 3D magazine' featuring a boutique, art bookstore, cafe, and hotel. In 2024, 10 Corso Como underwent a dramatic renovation of its ground floor, featuring mobile and modular devices for displaying clothes.

Slam Jam

Slam Jam's flagship store in Brera, Via Giovanni Lanza, 1, 20121 Milan, sells collaborations with brands like Nike and Our Legacy, as well as streetwear staples. The store design features a neon red window in homage to its London sibling, but the rest of the design is filtered through a distinctly Italian sensibility.