Six addresses for luxury fashion
We show you where you can store special labels
Clearly, the Kö is the place to be for fashionistas when it comes to luxury fashion. But stores and labels are also waiting to be discovered away from the main fashion artery. Below are the six best luxury fashion addresses.
Apropos
We're talking about fashion? There's no way around Apropos in Düsseldorf. Its owners Daniel Riedo and Klaus Ritzenhöfer spell out the great fashion alphabet of luxury brands just a few steps away from Carlsplatz: A for Alexander McQueen, B for Balenciaga, C for Céline. As if these names weren't attraction enough, they are flanked by smaller, inspiring labels and lifestyle brands.
Jades
Jades is considered the fashion address with the highest celebrity density in the city. Sometimes it's Justin Timberlake, sometimes Victoria Beckham or Georgia May Jagger who pay a visit to the store on the occasion of a product launch, including the press and groupies. National football players, film and TV celebrities and influencers are more at ease in the hallowed halls, browsing through the collections of Off-White c/o Virgil Abloh, Kenzo, Iro, Lala Berlin and Amiri. The selection ranges from casual to luxurious - but there's always a bit of glam involved.
Joe Merino
High-quality, straightforward, sustainable. With these words, you can get even male fashionistas into the changing rooms. Once they've slipped into the clothes, the natural look is convincing. Another pro-argument: In addition to the Düsseldorf store of Joe Merino, the entire spectrum of the simply beautiful knitwear collection for men is only available in Antwerp.
Tiger of Sweden
Anyone who has ever been to Stockholm knows that no one can hold a candle to the Swedish man when it comes to fashion. The Scandinavians effortlessly perform the balancing act between trend consciousness and nonchalance. Ambitious men know where to go: to Tiger of Sweden on Grabenstrasse in the old town, where the Stockholmers have a flagship store. Incidentally, women also dress there.
OSKA
A statement against the trend glut. OSKA on Hohe Straße has nothing to do with short-lived trends. Instead, the brand celebrates high-quality natural materials and propagates colors and cuts that bring out the personality of its customers.
Red Wing Shoe Store
The red wings are cult. The sturdy footwear from Red Wing, Minnesota, inspires male heritage lovers in particular. It's a good thing that the brand, which was founded in 1905 by a German emigrant and upholds the shoemaking tradition, has its own store on Hohe Straße in Düsseldorf. After shopping for shoes, stop in at the neighboring traditional bistro Münstermann Kontor.
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