Most Upscale Shopping Districts in The United States. (compare, people, Chicago)

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by pwright1

Rodeo is one street. Downtown Beverly Hills is a shopping district. Saks, Barney's, Neiman's, Burberry, St. John, Escada, Faconnable and many others are not on Rodeo Drive.

That's a very good point. And it does feel rather urban along Wilshire.

Still, its not nearly as packed with throngs of people like Union Square and it has far less stores overall, but I definitely concede to your point.

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by LCSDays

I will second Buckhead and Palm Beach. Bal Harbour is excellent. But you have to give the nod to shopping in California. It is the only state with enough people stupid enough to pay those prices for goods, not to mention the enormous costs of living here. Give it to dear old California.

If this were true, there would be no stores outside if CA.

Furthermore, where people spend their money is nobody's business.

[d0066174]

If you mean luxury shopping districts, Buckhead Atlanta according to wikipedia and I quote "In addition, Buckhead contains the highest concentration of upscale [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boutique"]boutiques[/URL] in the [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States"]United States[/URL]." Also "The [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robb_Report"]Robb Report[/URL] magazine has consistently ranked Buckhead one of the nation's "10 Top Affluent Communities" due to "the most beautiful [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansion"]mansions[/URL], best shopping, and finest restaurants in the [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southeastern_United_States"]Southeastern United States[/URL]".[URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckhead_%28Atlanta%29#cite_note-18"][18][/URL][URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckhead_%28Atlanta%29#cite_note-19"][19][/URL][URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckhead_%28Atlanta%29#cite_note-20"][20][/URL][URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckhead_%28Atlanta%29#cite_note-21"][21][/URL][URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckhead_%28Atlanta%29#cite_note-22"][22][/URL] Due to its wealth, Buckhead is sometimes promoted as the "Beverly Hills of the East" [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckhead_%28Atlanta%29#cite_note-25"]
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[cpomp]

Originally Posted by LCSDays

I will second Buckhead and Palm Beach. Bal Harbour is excellent. But you have to give the nod to shopping in California. It is the only state with enough people stupid enough to pay those prices for goods, not to mention the enormous costs of living here. Give it to dear old California.

Many of the nations places with the highest cost of living are on the east coast. A lot of wealthy people on the east coast dress nicer than California people, but not everyone feels the need to spend $400 on a shirt with a giant PRADA written across it.

[d0066174]

A list of some of the brands that are minutes from each other, not a mile, right across a street practically. BUCKHEAD district Atlanta

7 for All Mankind Abercrombie & Fitch Ann Taylor Anne Fontaine Paris Arhaus Bally Bang & Olufsen of Atlanta Barami Barneys New York Co OP Bebe Benetton Betsey Johnson Bijou Bloomingdale's Blu' Couture Jean House Boss HUGO BOSS Bottega Veneta Brahmin Burberry BVLGARI Cartier Club Monaco Coach Cole Haan Davante David Yurman Diesel Domenico Vacca Ed Hardy Elie Tahari Ermengildo Zegna Etro FAÇONNABLE Fendi Free People French Connection Giorgio Armani Gucci GUESS H Stockton Atlanta Hanna Andersson Harry and David Henri Bendel Hermes Herve Leger J Crew J. Jill Jacadi Jeffrey Atlanta Jimmy Choo Joe's Jeans John Lobb Johnston & Murphy Juicy Couture K La Karen Millen Kate Spade Kenneth Cole LaCoste Landau Loro Piana Louis Vuitton Lucky Brand Jeans Macy's Marmi Max Mara Mezlan Michael Stars Montblanc Mori Neiman Marcus Nicole Miller Nordstrom Oakley Oscar de la Renta Pampolina Pandora Ralph Lauren Rangoni Firenze Roberto Coin Boutique Ross Simons Saks Fifth Avenue Salvatore Ferragamo St Croix Shop St John Boutique Steve Madden Strasburg Stuart Weitzman Tiffany & Co Tommy Bahama Tory Tourneau True Religion Brand Jeans Tumi Valentino Vera Bradley Versace Vilebrequin Vince Wolford Zara

[Stefani W]

Seattle is looking pretty good too. Pike Place Market locale is home to such places as Chanel and Burberry, just to name two...

Personally, I'd hang out in the market, a real hotspot for foodies.

[R1070]

Originally Posted by d0066174

A list of some of the brands that are minutes from each other, not a mile, right across a street practically. BUCKHEAD district Atlanta

7 for All Mankind Abercrombie & Fitch Ann Taylor Anne Fontaine Paris Arhaus Bally Bang & Olufsen of Atlanta Barami Barneys New York Co OP Bebe Benetton Betsey Johnson Bijou Bloomingdale's Blu' Couture Jean House Boss HUGO BOSS Bottega Veneta Brahmin Burberry BVLGARI Cartier Club Monaco Coach Cole Haan Davante David Yurman Diesel Domenico Vacca Ed Hardy Elie Tahari Ermengildo Zegna Etro FAÇONNABLE Fendi Free People French Connection Giorgio Armani Gucci GUESS H Stockton Atlanta Hanna Andersson Harry and David Henri Bendel Hermes Herve Leger J Crew J. Jill Jacadi Jeffrey Atlanta Jimmy Choo Joe's Jeans John Lobb Johnston & Murphy Juicy Couture K La Karen Millen Kate Spade Kenneth Cole LaCoste Landau Loro Piana Louis Vuitton Lucky Brand Jeans Macy's Marmi Max Mara Mezlan Michael Stars Montblanc Mori Neiman Marcus Nicole Miller Nordstrom Oakley Oscar de la Renta Pampolina Pandora Ralph Lauren Rangoni Firenze Roberto Coin Boutique Ross Simons Saks Fifth Avenue Salvatore Ferragamo St Croix Shop St John Boutique Steve Madden Strasburg Stuart Weitzman Tiffany & Co Tommy Bahama Tory Tourneau True Religion Brand Jeans Tumi Valentino Vera Bradley Versace Vilebrequin Vince Wolford Zara

I'm very familiar with the Atlanta fashion/shopping scene and some of these stores have closed or were only rumored to open and aren't present in Atlanta. So this list is an inaccurate list. For those who may not be familiar here are the stores that are not in Atlanta that were listed:

7 for All Mankind Barneys New York Co OP Benetton Betsey Johnson Domenico Vacca Ed Hardy Etro French Connection John Lobb Loro Piana Max Mara Oscar de la Renta Pampolina (not sure if it opened) Vilebrequin

[Mr. Vincent]

Originally Posted by d0066174

A list of some of the brands that are minutes from each other, not a mile, right across a street practically. BUCKHEAD district Atlanta

7 for All Mankind Abercrombie & Fitch Ann Taylor Anne Fontaine Paris Arhaus Bally Bang & Olufsen of Atlanta Barami Barneys New York Co OP Bebe Benetton Betsey Johnson Bijou Bloomingdale's Blu' Couture Jean House Boss HUGO BOSS Bottega Veneta Brahmin Burberry BVLGARI Cartier Club Monaco Coach Cole Haan Davante David Yurman Diesel Domenico Vacca Ed Hardy Elie Tahari Ermengildo Zegna Etro FAÇONNABLE Fendi Free People French Connection Giorgio Armani Gucci GUESS H Stockton Atlanta Hanna Andersson Harry and David Henri Bendel Hermes Herve Leger J Crew J. Jill Jacadi Jeffrey Atlanta Jimmy Choo Joe's Jeans John Lobb Johnston & Murphy Juicy Couture K La Karen Millen Kate Spade Kenneth Cole LaCoste Landau Loro Piana Louis Vuitton Lucky Brand Jeans Macy's Marmi Max Mara Mezlan Michael Stars Montblanc Mori Neiman Marcus Nicole Miller Nordstrom Oakley Oscar de la Renta Pampolina Pandora Ralph Lauren Rangoni Firenze Roberto Coin Boutique Ross Simons Saks Fifth Avenue Salvatore Ferragamo St Croix Shop St John Boutique Steve Madden Strasburg Stuart Weitzman Tiffany & Co Tommy Bahama Tory Tourneau True Religion Brand Jeans Tumi Valentino Vera Bradley Versace Vilebrequin Vince Wolford Zara

Nice formatting dumbass.

[stasi_crystals]

Scottsdale is among the list. Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada, Carolina Herrera, Bvlgari, Barneys New York, Nieman Marcus, Jimmy Choo, Salvatore Ferragamo, Bottega Veneta , David Yurman, Zara (coming soon


Other than that I would have to say Short Hills, Seattle, Bal Harbour, McLean, King of Prussia, and Dallas.

[stasi_crystals]

No one mentioned ASPEN?? Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Prada, Fendi etc.