Refresh your wardrobe this season with chic pieces from one of these new L.A. boutiques.
1. COLETTE After over 25 years of creating jewelry, Colette Steckel has opened a new shop for her eponymous brand in Brentwood as a love letter to her French Mexican heritage. This new location, which opened this summer, showcases exquisite, one-of-a-kind pieces, each carrying whispers of Steckel’s global travels. If you’re craving showstopping, wearable works of art then look no further. Brentwood Country Mart, colettejewelry.com
2. FLEUR DU MAL The ’70s-inspired decor dressing this lingerie brand’s first West Coast location perfectly complements the timeless decadence of its merchandise. Founder Jennifer Zuccarini has a keen eye for aesthetics, and Fleur du Mal— like the Baudelaire poetry collection it’s named for—is simply rich with complexity: equal parts sophisticated and seductive. West Hollywood, fleurdumal.com
3. HAMMITT Known for its buttery leather creations, beloved locally made handbag brand Hammitt recently opened a chic location in Manhattan Beach, mere blocks from the water. The light and airy store— which opened this spring— features the L.A.-based brand’s staples like the Levy wallet and the VIP bag. Hammitt celebrates fashion and functionality, with award-winning intentional craft smanship and iconic rivets. Treat yourself to one of its timeless classics, or go bold with one of the limited-edition options. Manhattan Beach, hammitt.com
4. JOHN LOBB Attention, shoe lovers! The 150-year-old London- and Paris-based legacy line John Lobb has opened a new concept store in Beverly Hills—the bespoke brand’s first shop on the West Coast. The two-story boutique will have a central capsule area where customers can create custom designs and bring in their own JL shoes for cleaning and repairs. Owned by Hermès, John Lobb’s beautifully made selections are created to endure the test of time, both in quality and in looks. Beverly Hills, johnlobb.com
A stately shoe by John Lobb. PHOTO COURTESY OF BRANDS
5.RE/DONE This sustainability-centered brand’s retail expansion is ensuring that upscale repurposed fashion can be found all across the country. RE/DONE was founded in 2014 in Los Angeles to keep vintage brands and style alive. Browse the racks for upcycled jeans and other classic pieces from decades past in its new 1,200-square-foot West Hollywood location, which opened its doors this spring. West Hollywood, shopredone.com
RE/DONE ’60s slim cardigan in sky blue. PHOTO COURTESY OF BRANDS
6. TELLER Located in the former Tom Dixon space at Platform, Teller, which opened earlier this year, embodies the dynamic spirit of Los Angeles and the strong women who inhabit it. Created by Runyon Group’s Joseph Miller and David Fishbein, Teller showcases more than 75 independent brands from around the world in its stunning space, including pieces by Ganni, La DoubleJ, Freda Salvador and more. The store also has its own line of perfectly cut T-shirts in a range of neutral shades. Platform, Culver City, tellershop.com
Teller boutique at Platform LA. PHOTO BY YE RIN MOK
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