Top 5 Shopping Spree Destinations

[nycgirl84]

I hope there is not a thread devoted to this topic (I don't think there's one for your top 5), but here it goes: If you could choose 5 stores (ones that sell mainly clothing) in which to spend as much money as you want, what would they be? Please be specific.


Mine:

1. Bergdorf Goodman
2. Henri Bendel
3. Urban Outfitters
4. Decades
5. Screaming Mimi's

 

[As You Like It]

1. Cy Rudnik fabrics (a ritzy local fabric shop, if I had a lot of money to spend!)
2. Jo-Ann's Fabric & Crafts (hey, I make most of my clothes)
3. Arizona Trading Company (good secondhands)
4. Target (kickass tights, and I got my Oscar the Grouch shirt there)
5. Any charity shop in a posh area of town, except for charities I don't like to support.

 

[meowmix]

bergdorf
barneys
saks
neiman
anthropologie

 

[luvkoshi]

fred segal
barneys
anthropologie
jet rag
sephora

 

[chanel_girl]

Neiman Marcus
Bergdorf Goodman
Barneys
Chanel
Lanvin in Paris

 

[Erin]

Barneys
Fred Segal
Armani
Arden B
Saks

 

[faust]

US:

A
IF
Bagutta
Barneys
no clear 5th so I'll have it shared between;
Opening Ceremony/Helmut Lang boutique/Seven/CDG boutique/Louis (of Boston)

Abroad (where I've been
Ann Demeulemeester boutique - Antwerp
Louis - Antwerp
Dries van Noten - Antwerp
Colette - Paris
Selfridges - London (i liked the selection better than HN)

Abroad (where I haven't been)
Lift Etage - Japan
Beams - Japan
10 Corso Como - Milan
L'eclarier (sp?) - Paris
Park - Vienna

 

[Gobi]

-Lotte Seoul
-La Foret Tokyo
-Hermès Paris
-Corso como 10 Milan
-The Mall Florence

 

[Monty76]

Thought i would try to resurrect this thread cause it seems interesting

Hong Kong:
Lane Crawford (IFC MALL) for Burberry Prorsum, Costume National
Harvey Nichols (Landmark) for Kris Van Assche, Cloak, Les Hommes
Joyce Boutique (Central) for Dior Homme, Alexander McQueen, Viktor & Rolf
I.T (Sino Plaza) for Ann Demeulemeester, Tsimori Chisato

I wanna know top five menswear shopping in Europe, like London, Paris and Antwerp as i will be heading there soon.
Marc Jacobs Mainline (Landmark) for Marc Jacobs Mainline (duh?)