Best cities for high end shopping destinations 2020 (live, cost, state)

[trailtramp]

NYC
Miami
Seattle
Beverly Hills/Century City
Scottsdale

[ParaguaneroSwag]

Originally Posted by trailtramp

NYC
Miami
Seattle
Beverly Hills/Century City
Scottsdale

Seattle is hella out of place here.

[SixthCoordinate]

Originally Posted by ParaguaneroSwag

Seattle is hella out of place here.

Seattle's high-end shopping is unbelievably abysmal...you'd think with all the rich tech people it'd be among the top......

[spacecitytx]

Originally Posted by SixthCoordinate

Seattle's high-end shopping is unbelievably abysmal...you'd think with all the rich tech people it'd be among the top......

Tech nerds (like myself) are hardly known for their fashion sense

[elchevere]

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I agree with this

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by spacecitytx

Tech nerds (like myself) are hardly known for their fashion sense

LOL on the other hand, Silicon Valley rewrote the workplace dress code and the rest of the business world basically followed suit.

[elchevere]

That is true for many industries though I wouldn’t classify dress down, college kids casual such as The Gap and khakis as high end.

Originally Posted by 18Montclair

LOL on the other hand, Silicon Valley rewrote the workplace dress code and the rest of the business world basically followed suit.

[SixthCoordinate]

The thing is dressing casual doesn't necessarily mean unfashionable lol...you can be all formal without being fashionable and you can also still be very chic but at the same time casual... the thing is, the dress code of a lot of the tech world is just plainly unfashionable -- I don't want to see people all suited up but I also don't want to see everybody in the same hoodies/jeans/khakis...

[ParaguaneroSwag]

It looks like Kanye West’s YZY line is going to be expensive (unlike he originally promised). So that YZY store in Chicago will be a big one and make this list.

[ProPHX]

Originally Posted by ParaguaneroSwag

Does anyone have a list of confirmed remnants at the new Palmeraie in Scottsdale? This list would look so much better on Scottsdale’s behalf.

There hasn't been a single formal announcement, let alone a list of confirmed tennants. That said, there are some hints:

Hermès - They are mentioned twice in the developer's presentation. My assumption is they woulnd't mention Hermès if they hadn't signed, but I don't know why they haven't annonced (https://812e3276-1753-4171-b7b2-ddd3...aacac260c4.pdf).

René Caovilla - https://footwearnews.com/2020/busine...ur-1203073934/

I do think you're right about the potential here, especially since there are only two other René Caovilla stores in the US. My guess is the Palmeraie will have Chanel, Armani, Cucinelli, Moncler, McQueen, Celine, Louboutin, Fendi, and Valentino for starters. I could also see Loro Piana, Dolce & Gabanna, Tom Ford, Zegna, and Tod's. I would not be surprised if LV opens a second store there as well.

On a related note, Marc Jacobs is opening at Scottsdale Fashion Square.

Does anyone else have any information? No one seems to know!!