Founded in 1971 by Alan Bilzerian himself, the boutique has been the city’s gateway to the world’s most forward-thinking designers for over five decades. Today it remains a pilgrimage point for anyone chasing pieces that defy seasons: Issey Miyake pleats, Carol Christian Poell leathers, Dries Van Noten prints with a subversive edge, limited-run Haider Ackermann, and archival Margiela that feels as radical now as it did then. Every item is chosen for craftsmanship, innovation, and that rare ability to look effortless while quietly commanding attention.

The multi-level Newbury Street flagship is an experience in itself – dramatic lighting, custom display fixtures, and intimate rooms that unfold like a gallery of wearable art. The staff are true stylists who listen first and edit ruthlessly, pulling complete looks that feel uniquely yours. On-site tailoring ensures everything fits like it was made for you (because in spirit, it practically was).

Current perks: Complimentary gift wrapping and monogramming on select pieces, free domestic shipping on orders over $500, easy 14-day returns, and exclusive trunk shows throughout the year. Loyalty members get first dibs on private sales – often 20–40% off past-season icons.

Newbury Street – 34 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Phone: (617) 536-1001
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM · Sun Closed

Anine Bing is a Los Angeles-based women’s fashion brand renowned for its fusion of Scandinavian minimalism and vintage Americana, creating modern essentials that exude timeless confidence. Founded in 2012 by Danish model, influencer, and designer Anine Bing alongside her husband Nico Bing, the label started in their Silver Lake garage with just a handful of pieces. What began as a passion project has grown into a global powerhouse with over 30 flagship stores worldwide, hundreds of wholesale partners, and a fiercely loyal following.

The brand’s DNA is built around empowering women with versatile, high-quality pieces—think perfectly tailored blazers, buttery-soft tees, logo sweatshirts, and statement leather jackets—that effortlessly mix feminine and masculine, soft and structured. Anine’s background in modeling and music infuses every collection with authentic rock-and-roll cool while staying true to clean, timeless lines.

Shopping at Anine Bing feels intimate and elevated. The Newbury Street boutique reflects the brand’s sleek aesthetic with warm lighting, minimalist displays, and personalized styling. Online, the experience is just as seamless—free shipping and free returns on all U.S. orders, weekly new arrivals, and a highly engaged app. Returns are easy: 14 days for full-price items (sale items final sale), with in-store and curbside pickup available.

Sustainability and giving back are core values. Anine Bing uses recycled fabrics where possible, partners on fabric-sharing initiatives to reduce waste, and has committed to increasingly eco-friendly packaging. The brand also supports women’s empowerment through Mentor Moments and donations to organizations like Every Mother Counts.

Giorgio Armani redefined modern luxury with his revolutionary deconstructed jacket in the 1980s, and both Boston-area boutiques deliver the full Armani universe. Giorgio Armani (black label) is the pinnacle of quiet opulence: hand-finished suits from $4,000+, weightless cashmere, and couture-level detailing for those who want the very best without flash. Emporio Armani (white eagle label) brings the same DNA to a younger, more accessible tier—razor-sharp blazers starting around $1,200, perfect Italian denim, sleek sneakers, bold eyewear, and the iconic fragrances—still luxurious, just more playful and everyday-ready.

The three-story Newbury Street flagship is classic Back Bay glamour with soft lighting and pale woods. The newer Chestnut Hill boutique at The Street feels airy and relaxed—perfect for suburban shoppers who want the complete Giorgio-to-Emporio experience without city parking stress. Staff at both are discreet, deeply knowledgeable, and in-house tailoring is complimentary on full-price purchases.

Current perks (both stores): Complimentary alterations, private appointments, beautiful gift packaging, periodic made-to-measure events, and free shipping/returns on orders over $500.

Newbury Street – 279 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Phone: (617) 267-3200
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM · Sun 12PM–6PM

The Street – Chestnut Hill – 55 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (directions)
Phone: (617) 527-1560
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Greater Boston’s only full-line Bloomingdale’s, the Chestnut Hill flagship offers the complete New York experience just minutes from the city. Two expansive, sunlit levels showcase the latest ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, fine jewelry, and cosmetics from Gucci, Saint Laurent, Dior, Burberry, Zimmermann, Golden Goose, Veronica Beard, Theory, and dozens more, alongside Bloomingdale’s coveted private labels (Aqua, 100% Bloomie’s cashmere, exclusive capsules) and limited collaborations you won’t find anywhere else in New England.

The beauty hall is one of the region’s best: La Mer, Chanel, Clé de Peau Beauté, Sisley-Paris, Tom Ford Beauty, Augustinus Bader, and an unmatched selection of niche and clean fragrances. The home floor elevates everyday living with Missoni Home, Frette, Jonathan Adler, and contemporary tabletop and décor.

Personal shopping suites, the Loyallist rewards program (triple points events are frequent), in-house tailoring, Forty Carrots café, regular designer appearances, and trunk shows make every visit an occasion. Parking is free and plentiful—ideal for suburban shoppers who want the full Manhattan Bloomingdale’s experience without the drive into town.

Current perks: Free shipping & returns online, complimentary basic alterations on full-price clothing & shoes, gift-with-purchase events, private appointments, and periodic beauty and fashion masterclasses.

Bloomingdale’s Chestnut Hill – 199 Boylston Street (Route 9), Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (directions)
Phone: (617) 630-6000
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Under creative director Marco Falcioni (appointed in 2024), BOSS has sharpened its focus on "elevated functionality" – blending precision engineering with effortless Italianate polish for the modern executive. Tailoring remains the cornerstone: single-breasted suits in high-twist Super 120s wool with bonded seams and hidden stretch for unrestricted movement, unstructured blazers in cashmere-wool blends that drape like silk, and wide-leg trousers with subtle pleats for a nod to quiet luxury. Fabrics prioritize performance innovation – moisture-wicking merino shirting, recycled nylon outerwear with four-way stretch, and calfskin leather that's treated for water resistance without shine loss. The palette is tonal and sophisticated: charcoal grays, midnight navy, camel neutrals, and occasional pops of burgundy for evening.

Menswear dominates but womenswear is surging with mirrored codes: cigarette pants, silk camisole tops, moto jackets in perforated leather, and kitten-heel loafers. Casual extensions via BOSS x Performance lines include technical polos with UV protection, slim joggers in Japanese denim, and hybrid sneakers blending sneaker sole tech with brogue detailing. Accessories are understated power pieces: slim leather briefcases, minimalist titanium watches, and the refreshed BOSS Bottled fragrance family (now with sustainable essences). The ethos is versatile precision – 80% of pieces mix-and-match across day-to-night, priced 20-30% below Italian peers yet built to last a decade.

In Greater Boston, BOSS stores deliver this full Black-to-Orange spectrum in sleek, minimalist spaces with expert tailoring services and complimentary alterations on full-price items.

Current perks: Free shipping & returns online, complimentary alterations on tailoring, gift-with-purchase events, personal styling, and seasonal suiting masterclasses.

Newbury Street – 294 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02115 (directions)
Phone: (617) 536-2677
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Prudential Center – 800 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199 (directions)
Phone: (617) 262-9660
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Downtown Crossing – 450 Washington St, Boston, MA 02111 (directions)
Phone: (617) 423-3800
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 12PM–6PM

Copley Place – 100 Huntington Ave, Suite A015B, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Phone: (617) 236-4150
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Square One Mall – 90 Lynn Fells Pkwy, Saugus, MA 01906 (directions)
Phone: (781) 231-5000
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Northshore Mall – 1 Hammond St, Peabody, MA 01960 (directions)
Phone: (978) 531-0050
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Burlington Mall – 75 Middlesex Turnpike, Burlington, MA 01803 (directions)
Phone: (781) 273-9800
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

South Shore Plaza – 250 Granite St, Braintree, MA 02184 (directions)
Phone: (781) 843-4600
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

The Street – Chestnut Hill – 55 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (directions)
Phone: (617) 969-2900
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

The Newbury Street Canada Goose store carries the complete current-season collection for men, women, and kids. Every signature style is in stock: heavyweight Expedition and Snow Mantra parkas (built for -40°F and trusted by Antarctic researchers), mid-weight city icons like the Langford, MacMillan, and Shelburne, lighter-weight Wyndham and Emory styles, the full HyBridge knit-down series, rainwear, windwear, and the rapidly expanding footwear and accessory lines.

All down-filled pieces are still made in Canada, feature the brand’s Thermal Experience Index (TEI 1–5) so you instantly know what temperature range each style is rated for, and come with a lifetime warranty on the down construction. Complimentary monogramming (up to three letters on the sleeve disc) is available year-round, and limited Boston-exclusive colorways drop every season.

Staff are true winter-weather specialists—many are former ski-industry pros or outdoor guides—and will walk you through fur vs. fur-free options, fit differences between Fusion Fit (designed for smaller frames) and standard sizing, and layering strategies for New England’s unpredictable winters.

Current perks: Free monogramming, complimentary basic repairs for life, free shipping & returns online, private after-hours shopping, periodic customization events, and first access to limited Black Disc releases.

Newbury Street – 344 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02115 (directions)
Phone: (617) 450-0015
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

CHANEL is the legendary French luxury house renowned for its timeless elegance and innovative spirit. Founded by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, the brand revolutionized fashion with iconic designs that continue to define modern sophistication.

The collections feature coveted classics like quilted handbags, tweed jackets, little black dresses, fine jewelry, watches, fragrance, beauty, and ready-to-wear—crafted with exceptional quality and attention to detail for effortless, enduring style.

CHANEL upholds the highest standards of craftsmanship while advancing responsible practices across its supply chain. Pieces are designed as lifelong investments, blending heritage with contemporary allure.

Shopping CHANEL in Boston is an exclusive, personalized experience. Appointments are recommended for the boutiques, offering dedicated service in elegant spaces. Online at chanel.com, explore collections, book appointments, and enjoy select services. Returns and exchanges follow boutique policies.

City Locations

Newbury Street (Boston) – 6 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Hours: Typically Mon–Sat 11AM–6PM · Sun 12PM–5PM (hours may vary; appointment recommended)
Public Transportation: Take the Green Line (B, C, or D branch) to Hynes Convention Center station. Exit and walk a short distance west on Newbury Street.

Copley Place (Boston) – CHANEL at Saks Fifth Avenue – 800 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199 (directions)
Hours: Typically Mon–Sat 11AM–7PM · Sun 12PM–6PM (hours may vary; appointment recommended)
Public Transportation: Take the Green Line E branch to Prudential station or Green Line to Copley station. The boutique is inside the connected shopping complex.

Suburban Locations

The Street (Chestnut Hill) – Fragrance & Beauty Boutique – 33 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (directions)
Hours: Typically aligns with mall hours; Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 12PM–6PM (hours may vary; check store for current)
Public Transportation: Take the Green Line D branch to Chestnut Hill station, then a short walk or connect via MBTA bus 60 from nearby stops along Route 9 (Boylston Street).

Under the refreshed creative direction helmed by Chief Merchandising Officer Courtney O’Connor and Head of Women’s Design Shawn Reddy, Club Monaco is returning to its late ‘90s and 2000s roots of high-quality, simple wardrobing with a strong design edge—elevated classics reimagined for today’s young professionals. The Spring 2025 collection draws inspiration from Monica Bellucci’s poised sensuality in *The Raffle*, merging timeless Italian elegance with pragmatic urbanity: fluid silk blouses in soft neutrals, high-twist wool trousers with subtle pleats, cashmere crewnecks in tonal earth tones, and leather loafers polished to a quiet sheen. Fabrics prioritize premium, sustainable choices like organic cotton, recycled nylons, and responsibly sourced leathers, with an emphasis on dual-gender fluidity—think oversized blazers that work for any body, tonal layering in olive-gray-red palettes, and versatile shirting that transitions from office to evening.

Menswear emphasizes wardrobe foundations: unstructured tailoring in breathable linens for summer, merino knits with contrast piping for a collegiate nod, slim chinos in performance twill, and minimalist sneakers in supple calfskin. Accessories follow suit with sleek leather belts, silk pocket squares, and fine chain necklaces—nothing flashy, all foundational. The aesthetic is clean, modern, and adaptable: 30-40% below legacy luxury pricing yet 25-30% above mid-tier, making elevated staples accessible without sacrificing craftsmanship.

The Prudential Center boutique embodies this refined simplicity with airy white walls, polished wood fixtures, and diffused natural light, creating an inviting space for browsing full collections.

Current perks: Free shipping on orders over $150, complimentary alterations on select tailoring, private styling sessions, seasonal trunk shows, and first-look access to monthly drops.

Prudential Center – 800 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02199 (directions)
Phone: (617) 262-2658
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Founded by French designer Daniel Crémieux, the label has long been a quiet favorite of men who want European tailoring without the fuss. Think sun-faded linens, garment-dyed cotton shirts, cashmere-blend sweaters, and tailored-yet-relaxed chinos in colors inspired by the Côte d’Azur. Everything is washed and finished to feel like you’ve owned it for years from day one.

The Seaport boutique reflects the brand’s laid-back elegance: warm wood tones, nautical touches, and a staff that knows how to dress a guy for a weekend in Nantucket or a dinner on the harbor. Personal styling appointments are available and always low-key.

Current perks include regular end-of-season sales (often 30–50 % off), free shipping & returns online, and easy in-store pickup.

Seaport – 60 Seaport Blvd, Boston, MA 02210 (directions)
Phone: (617) 765-7080
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–8PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

GANNI is a Copenhagen-based contemporary women’s fashion brand celebrated for its joyful, Scandi-cool aesthetic. Under creative director Ditte Reffstrup since 2009, the label has become a global cult favorite for expressive pieces that feel fresh, fun, and confidently irreverent.

The collections showcase standout items like ruffled midi dresses, leopard-print blouses, oversized collars, buttery leather jackets, quirky knits, denim, and bold accessories. With a focus on responsible materials—including recycled fabrics and lower-impact innovations—GANNI proves that joyful fashion can be mindful too.

GANNI is committed to responsibility, publishing annual reports on its progress toward more sustainable practices while keeping creativity and accessibility at the core. Pieces are designed to spark joy, encourage personal styling, and become instant wardrobe favorites.

Shopping GANNI in Boston is vibrant and inspiring. The Newbury Street flagship offers a bright, welcoming space filled with the latest drops and seasonal must-haves. Online at ganni.com, enjoy fast delivery, easy returns, frequent new arrivals, and styling inspiration. Returns are straightforward: 30 days for most items, with convenient options.

Newbury Street – 182 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM · Sun 11AM–6PM (hours may vary; check store for current)

Since Sabato De Sarno took the helm in 2023, Gucci has pivoted from Alessandro Michele’s romantic maximalism to a sensual, minimalist, and deeply Italian aesthetic anchored by the new house color “Gucci Rosso Ancora” – a saturated, seductive red. Tailoring is razor-sharp and body-conscious, leather is butter-soft and often second-skin, cashmere knits are weightless and oversized, and archival icons like the Jackie 1961 and Horsebit 1955 bags have been reissued in ultra-luxe, logo-light finishes. The GG monogram is used sparingly; instead, focus is on extraordinary materials and hand-worked details: crystal-embroidered loafers, horsebit hardware in brushed gold, micro-pleated silk gowns, and suede trench coats that feel like wearable sculpture.

Menswear follows the same refined codes: slim suits in high-twist wool with subtle sheen, unstructured blazers worn with fluid silk shirts, elevated denim, and sneakers finished with the same leather as the handbags. Fine jewelry leans sculptural and gender-fluid – chunky chain necklaces, signet rings, and pearl chokers. Fragrances and Gucci Beauty (especially the new lipsticks in Rosso Ancora bullet cases) complete the head-to-toe offering.

The Newbury Street boutique reflects this quieter opulence: raw concrete softened by plush velvet, brass, and deep jewel tones, with private salons upstairs for appointments.

Current perks: Complimentary monogramming & hot-stamping, private appointments with champagne, same-day delivery in Greater Boston, pre-launch access, and seasonal made-to-measure events.

Newbury Street – 326 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02115 (directions)
Phone: (617) 247-3000
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

M.M.LaFleur is a New York-based women’s fashion brand renowned for taking the stress out of dressing professionally with thoughtfully designed, high-quality pieces. Founded in 2013 by Sarah LaFleur, the label focuses on versatile, machine-washable workwear that empowers busy women to feel confident and put-together.

The collections feature flattering staples like the signature jardigan, wool dresses, tailored pants, blouses, and outerwear—crafted from premium fabrics for comfort, durability, and effortless style across sizes (including extended options).

M.M.LaFleur emphasizes sustainable practices, quality craftsmanship, and inclusivity, creating wardrobe investments that transition seamlessly from office to evening.

Shopping M.M.LaFleur in Boston is relaxed and personalized. The boutiques welcome walk-ins or appointments for styling advice, with complimentary refreshments. Online at mmlafleur.com, enjoy curated Bento boxes, virtual styling, easy shipping, and returns. Returns are hassle-free within 30 days.

The brand is celebrated for its California roots and modern effortless aesthetic, delivering high-quality staples like washable silk, fine cashmere, supple leather, and coastal-inspired separates that feel luxurious yet wearable. Collections focus on clean lines, premium fabrics, and timeless silhouettes suitable for both women and men.

The Boston stores provide a serene, minimalist shopping environment: light-filled spaces with natural textures, comfortable try-on areas, and attentive associates offering styling tips or private fittings. Discover the latest arrivals and core favorites in a calm, unhurried setting designed for thoughtful browsing.

Current perks include seasonal sales and promotions, free shipping on orders of $250+, free returns on all orders, and the full collection online at vince.com.

Seaport – 70 Pier 4 Blvd, Suite 250, Boston, MA 02210 (directions)
Phone: Contact via main site
Hours: Mon–Sat 11AM–7PM · Sun 12PM–6PM (hours may vary)

Newbury Street – 71 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Phone: (617) 279-0659
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM · Sun 12PM–6PM (hours may vary)

Chestnut Hill – 33 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (directions)
Phone: Contact via main site
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM · Sun 12PM–6PM (hours may vary)

Giorgio Armani redefined modern luxury with his revolutionary deconstructed jacket in the 1980s, and both Boston-area boutiques deliver the full Armani universe. Giorgio Armani (black label) is the pinnacle of quiet opulence: hand-finished suits from $4,000+, weightless cashmere, and couture-level detailing for those who want the very best without flash. Emporio Armani (white eagle label) brings the same DNA to a younger, more accessible tier—razor-sharp blazers starting around $1,200, perfect Italian denim, sleek sneakers, bold eyewear, and the iconic fragrances—still luxurious, just more playful and everyday-ready.

The three-story Newbury Street flagship is classic Back Bay glamour with soft lighting and pale woods. The newer Chestnut Hill boutique at The Street feels airy and relaxed—perfect for suburban shoppers who want the complete Giorgio-to-Emporio experience without city parking stress. Staff at both are discreet, deeply knowledgeable, and in-house tailoring is complimentary on full-price purchases.

Current perks (both stores): Complimentary alterations, private appointments, beautiful gift packaging, periodic made-to-measure events, and free shipping/returns on orders over $500.

Newbury Street – 279 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116 (directions)
Phone: (617) 267-3200
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–6PM · Sun 12PM–6PM

The Street – Chestnut Hill – 55 Boylston St, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467 (directions)
Phone: (617) 527-1560
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 11AM–6PM

Since Sabato De Sarno took the helm in 2023, Gucci has pivoted from Alessandro Michele’s romantic maximalism to a sensual, minimalist, and deeply Italian aesthetic anchored by the new house color “Gucci Rosso Ancora” – a saturated, seductive red. Tailoring is razor-sharp and body-conscious, leather is butter-soft and often second-skin, cashmere knits are weightless and oversized, and archival icons like the Jackie 1961 and Horsebit 1955 bags have been reissued in ultra-luxe, logo-light finishes. The GG monogram is used sparingly; instead, focus is on extraordinary materials and hand-worked details: crystal-embroidered loafers, horsebit hardware in brushed gold, micro-pleated silk gowns, and suede trench coats that feel like wearable sculpture.

Menswear follows the same refined codes: slim suits in high-twist wool with subtle sheen, unstructured blazers worn with fluid silk shirts, elevated denim, and sneakers finished with the same leather as the handbags. Fine jewelry leans sculptural and gender-fluid – chunky chain necklaces, signet rings, and pearl chokers. Fragrances and Gucci Beauty (especially the new lipsticks in Rosso Ancora bullet cases) complete the head-to-toe offering.

The Newbury Street boutique reflects this quieter opulence: raw concrete softened by plush velvet, brass, and deep jewel tones, with private salons upstairs for appointments.

Current perks: Complimentary monogramming & hot-stamping, private appointments with champagne, same-day delivery in Greater Boston, pre-launch access, and seasonal made-to-measure events.

Newbury Street – 326 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02115 (directions)
Phone: (617) 247-3000
Hours: Mon–Sat 10AM–7PM · Sun 11AM–6PM