Vintage Delirium
Shop owner Franco Jacassi is a vintage collector. This vintage shop in Milan has a great reputation and collects treasures from all over the world. The storefront is hidden in a small courtyard, and going in reveals a different world. It has three floors, and the most noticeable thing on the counter when you enter is Chanel, Gucci, Hermes, and Dior bags and jewelry.
Madame Pauline Vintage
You can walk from Vintage Delirium to Madame Pauline Vintage. This shop is not very big, and the store decoration is relatively modern. The clothes are more feminine, and the prices are also reasonable. I saw a vintage Yves Saint Laurent bag that cost around 2000 RMB.
Cavalli e Nastri
Cavalli e Nastri started as a small shop, but owner Cecilia's passion for Vintage led her to search for unique clothing around the world for over 20 years. Now with three branches in Milan, it has become one of the most well-known international boutiques. Opening the small glass doors of Cavalli e Nastri, you'll be hit with the charming retro vibe of the 70s. The range of Vintage items available is sure to drive Vintage enthusiasts crazy.
Sabrina Manin Vintage
Although not large, I really like the decoration style of this store. The styles of clothes, bags, and jewelry are exquisite, and you can find good things. There are brands like YSL, Prada, and Gucci here. The owner is very enthusiastic and invited me to try on the clothes and bags that I liked. The store is located in the local residential area.
The concept of "slow shopping" has been around for many years. I enjoy shopping, reading, and sipping coffee in cafes hidden among plants or in chic and intimate boutiques. Time Magazine once wrote that a trip to Milan is not complete without visiting 10 Corso Como. Originally an art gallery, the boutique later opened a garden café and bookstore, and a year later became the renowned fashion boutique it is today. The boutique displays fashion items that can be hard to find even in brand stores, including Loewe, Maison Margiela, Celine, Jacquemus, and Manu Atelier, making it likely that you'll find something you love.
10 Corso Como is a bourgeois, while Antonioli is a stark contrast to it as a dark style. The original location of the store was a silent movie theater in the early 1920s. The store is filled with dark colors, and the sunshine shining through the windows adds to the mystery of the indoor space with several rays of light.
Excelsior Milano is a concept store located only about 500 meters away from the Milan Cathedral. With a seven-storey building, the store resembles a department store where fashion-forward and trendy items from all over the world are carefully selected by its fashion buyers. Each floor has a unique style, and every product is presented in its own unique way with added scene elements. It feels like every piece of jewelry and every pair of shoes are placed on a pedestal, making for an immersive shopping experience. In the store, there are many fashion buyers who come to shop dragging their suitcases behind them.
Biffi
Biffi is one of the oldest and finest boutique stores in Milan, mainly selling famous Italian luxury brands. The store decoration style is simple and elegant, aiming to provide customers with a comfortable shopping environment. Nowadays, Biffi has set up multiple branches in Milan and other regions of Italy, offering not only classic Italian brands but also many unique styles and colors after adding many well-known brands. Biffi does not do big publicity, nor is it a place where tourists gather.
Antonia
Antonia boutique concept store in the artistic Brera area of Milan perfectly blends in with the atmosphere of the area. The interior of the boutique preserves some of the original 19th century Cagnola Palace and has been renovated and redesigned by renowned Italian artist Vincenzo de Cotiis. Covering an area of 600 square meters, Antonia has a stylish and minimalist design, offering men's and women's clothing, accessories and decorations, showcasing delicate combinations of over 100 brands such as Mansur Gavriel, Kenzo, Saint Laurent, Emporio Armani and Fendi, Ports, etc.
Rossana Orlandi
This boutique is not ordinary at all. Its owner Rossana Orlandi, known as the "Milan design mother" among insiders, is a trend expert and curator. She is said to be a tasteful and wealthy person. Her design works are highly experimental, and this boutique, named after her, is also an art gallery and exhibition space.
FRIDA
The name of this bar comes from the legendary Mexican feminist painter FRIDA, so you know it's quite unconventional. This trendy Bohemian-style bar is transformed from an abandoned factory, part of which is used to sell secondhand vintage clothing.
