The Ultimate Guide to Shopping in

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By TravelDine

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BRERA

The old ateliers here have turned into sleek art galleries 

Cavalli e Nastri is popular for one-of-a-kind vintage clothes, bags, and bijoux 

Robertaebasta is a globally respected retailer of designer furniture

Look for labels like Diptyque, Le Labo, and L’Olfattorio

CORSO BUENOS AIRES

Stroll the longest shopping streets of Europe  

It is lined with nearly 400 international brands as well as affordable Italian labels 

Browse through the small, family-run store called Mutinelli if you fancy a premium leather hat  

NAVIGLI

Navigli bankside comes alive every Sunday with an antique market  

Navigli has a laid back, bohemian vibe 

Tucked away are charming boutiques and cafes, dusty bookshops (such as Il Libraccio), art galleries, and creative hubs 

Pourquoi Moi sells clothes, shoes, handbags, bijoux, and rare design items from the ’70s  

Treat yourself to Berberé’s gourmet pizza!

PORTA TICINESE 

From vintage shops, record stories, and tattoo parlors to hipster shoe shops and Japanese boutiques, Corso di Porta Ticinese has it all  

Try Frip, a small but savvy store with innovative brands from Scandinavia, France, and Britain, including Acne Studios, CMMN SWDN and Drõle de Monsieur

Special, a streetwear store, houses brands like Undefeated, Billionaire Boys Club, Diamond, and Jordan Brand

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The Ultimate Guide to Artisanal Shopping in

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