Canali Returns to Beverly Hills, Prada Arrives in Topanga and many more
Words by MAX BERLINGER, REBECCA RUSSELL, and ELIZABETH VARNELL
Canali Reimagines Italian Style in Beverly Hills
The family-run Italian tailoring maestros at CANALI (beloved by celebrities like George Clooney and Hugh Jackman) have a new concept for the brand’s Rodeo Drive flagship store, a manifestation of its dedication to traditional craftsmanship executed with modern finesse. The space has been architecturally reimagined to be in conversation with its surroundings, featuring double-height ceilings and oversize windows to welcome the world outside into the walls of the boutique. It also hosts a VIP lounge, complete with an Italian-style bar, and a mezzanine with an immersive atelier to bring to life Canali’s history with the sartorial art of suit-making. 261 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills; canali.com. M.B.
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Westfield Topanga Gains a Prada Boutique
PRADA’s pastel green joins another of the Italian house’s signatures, black-and-white checkered marble floors (evoking its original Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II boutique) inside a new 5,000-square-foot store at Westfield Topanga. A backlit façade with a three-dimensional triangular pattern leads to men’s and women’s ready-to-wear designed by co–creative directors Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, including paper-bag-waist shifts and floral house dresses, shoes, and all manner of accessories. Wool and shearling designs for women are paired with boots, ballerina flats, loafers, and sporty Explore handbags made with Re-Nylon. Men’s shirts and knitwear join trousers with sportswear details and denim. Leather carryalls and travel bags are also here, as are coats and formal outerwear arriving just as temperatures are beginning to drop. 6600 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Westfield Topanga, Canoga Park, 747-444-1138; prada.com. E.V.
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Les Tien Has a Hometown Hub
Courtney Ogilvie, LES TIEN founder and creative director, has opened a Beverly Grove flagship for her crafted-in-L.A. sportswear. Walls are painted a deep burgundy, velvet dressing room curtains are a bold marigold hue, and a central skylight is framed in twisting vines that hang above green couches. Her relaxed Scallop wrap skirts, pleated palazzo pants, and tanks for women line the space, as do men’s pique tennis polos, Cuban shirts, Inside Out T-shirts, hoodies, fleece shorts, and Invert Pocket pants. The minimalist leisure staples made downtown from fabrics treated in-house are cut, sewn, and garment-dyed to create a lived-in appeal, and the space is also designed with a similar quiet yet considered feel. 8383 W. 3rd St., L.A., 323-430-0804; lestien.com. E.V.
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Louis Vuitton Is All Abloom in Fashion Valley
White ceramic tiles forming a flower, emblematic of LOUIS VUITTON’s monogram blooms, wrap around the façade of the French house’s newly expanded and renovated San Diego boutique. Inside, works evoking the nearby coastal waters, created by local artists, line the walls. The new space houses Nicolas Ghesquière’s ready-to-wear collections for women and the Pharrell Williams–designed men’s line as well as a watch and fine jewelry salon in addition to an array of bags and wallets, accessories, shoes, and fragrances. Also new is the house’s array of beauty launches, from an assortment of 55 LV Rouge lipstick shades to a variety of LV Ombres eyeshadow palettes and lip balms. 7007 Friars Rd., Fashion Valley, San Diego, 619-220-8565; us.louisvuitton.com. E.V.
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Zimmermann Opens Lucky Number Eight
The ethereal Australian label founded by sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann has made its way to Calabasas with the opening of an eighth California outpost. The ZIMMERMANN store design, a collaboration with Studio McQualter, embraces natural light as it plays off the line’s vividly colored dresses, swimwear, and accessories. Three retail rooms with mosaic-tiled thresholds include artwork by Australian painters Stephen Bird and Emily Ferretti as well as art deco armchairs and a reupholstered 1970s sofa. Inside, Fall 25 ready-to-wear embraces the vibe of the 1975 Australian film Picnic at Hanging Rock, with lace and layers of sheer organza adorning dresses. But moody leather jackets and Mongolian shearling add edge. 4783 Commons Way, The Commons at Calabasas, 747-266-1352; zimmermann.com. E.V.
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Cinq à Sept Brings a Pacific Palette to Newport
Newport Beach’s shoreside style now boasts elements of Manhattan flair thanks to a highly anticipated addition: CINQ À SEPT’s first Golden State boutique at Fashion Island. “California has always felt like home to us, given it’s where our company began,” says founder Jane Siskin. The charming 1,200-square-foot space fuses the brand’s signature peachy pink with sleek brass and wooden accents, grounding the ethereal design. The muted backdrop sharply contrasts with a display of deep denim blues and a multihued fall collection with an assemblage of separates, dresses, and footwear, plus a long-awaited handbag collaboration due to be released this fall. 401 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach; cinqasept.nyc. R.R.
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Roger Vivier’s Costa Mesa Boutique Is a Shoo-In
Parisian maison ROGER VIVIER has reimagined its store stocked with bags, accessories, and covetable shoes just as its Fall/Winter 25 collection arrives. There are South Coast Plaza exclusives echoing the mood of French Riviera hues, including towering Viv Skate high sneakers in limited-edition white leather with a red stripe and lacquered buckle, plus Grand Vivier Choc bags in navy blue leather. 3333 Bristol St., South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, 714-435-0015; rogervivier.com. E.V.
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Kaite’s Cultish Allure Arrives on the West Coast
Catherine Holstein’s New York–based KHAITE has finally made its way to the West Coast. Dramatic illumination and asymmetrical sculptural columns drive a stark aesthetic of blackened steel, precast concrete, and smoothened plaster with square pedestals and rectangular cutouts for cool-girl essentials such as Olivia hobo bags, Marcy flats, and the brand’s coveted cashmere sweaters. 3333 Bristol St., South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, 949-343-3137; khaite.com. E.V.
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Tumi’s New Store Is a Case Study
Are your sights set on the journey ahead? TUMI’s refreshed boutique — with its marble flooring, chrome fixtures, metallic wallpaper, and clean lines — is stocked with all the necessities for upcoming excursions. Designed to travel the world, the luggage maker’s practical Voyager collection joins leather Agent bags and minimalist 19 Degree Light hardside Harrison touring essentials, along with monogramming and in-store repairs. 3333 Bristol St., South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, 714-429-0997; tumi.com. E.V.
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Moncler Gears Up in Costa Mesa
The expertly engineered outerwear of MONCLER — the brand founded in France in 1952 and known for mixing peak performance elements with style as well as for headline-making collaborations — has a new 2,830-square-foot boutique with four unique rooms and sleek minimalist design featuring an array of opulent marble. The store features collections including Moncler, Moncler Grenoble, and Moncler Genius Fall/Winter 25 for women and men. 3333 Bristol St., South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa, 714-559-7331; moncler.com. R.R.
Feature image: The Prada boutique at Westfield Topanga.
Portions of this story originally appeared in the Fall and Men’s Fall 2025 issues of C Magazine.
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