There are cities where you can create itineraries entirely focused on shopping—like Istanbul, Marrakech and Tokyo—and there are flagships so iconic that they’ve become more like city monuments than retailers (see: Breakfast at Tiffany’s). It’s a fashion maven’s great pilgrimage to visit 24 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré for a Birkin or a Kelly and a designer’s dream to scour the showrooms of Milan or Stockholm for treasures both vintage and modern.
But then there are the smaller stores: the ones ...
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