Discover the Most Exciting High Fashion Openings in Miami’s Design District

1. David Yurman

Known for crafting exquisite treasures including jewelry and watches for each and everybody, David Yurman has welcomed its latest flagship store with a striking facade and interiors courtesy of architect Andrea Tognon and Evan Yurman. Upon entering the flagship, guests will be able to shop styles inspired by the city of Miami itself where semi-precious stones in color palettes of electric pinks, neon greens, cobalt blue, and fire orange, are showcased through design-forward spaces including a second-floor private salon and design touches made of stone finishes. ”

“The result is a boutique that doesn’t just display jewelry—it celebrates it,” Yurman tells Galerie. “From the façade, which looks as if it’s been carved from a single block of stone, to the stepped granite walls and vitrines that resemble jewelry boxes, every element tells a story. It’s a space that invites exploration, creativity, and a deeper connection to the brand.”

2. Fendi

Marking the luxury brand’s second-largest U.S. store, Fendi’s latest flagship brings the perfect combination of Roman history and Miami vibrancy into one stunning space. Featuring thoughtful design touches including custom glass bricks inspired by ocean waves, geometric marble flooring, and intricate archways throughout, guests can expect to browse through the fashion house’s extensive women’s and men’s clothing on the first and second floors. An art-adorned private space is made for those looking to elevate their shopping experience.

3. Manolo Blahnik

Coming soon to the Design District, Nick Leith-Smith Architecture + Design has crafted the latest flagship for the storied fashion house. Inspired by Art Deco pioneer Josef Hoffmann, the design showcases ornamental detailing and bold monochromatic designs with an emphasis on black and white color schemes. The opening of the flagship also coincides with the brand’s Spring 2025 collection, where visitors can expect the debut of 13 exclusive shoes in six silhouettes, including reinterpretations of the classic Maysale and Chaos styles.

4. Kirna Zabete

Coinciding with the brand’s 25th anniversary, luxury fashion brand Kirna Zabete’s latest storefront is brought to new design heights courtesy of the eye of designer SR Gambrel. Featuring pink marble floors, antique brass fixtures, and the storefront’s classic red lacquer chandeliers, intimate accessory rooms and chic fitting areas make this one of the most coveted destinations for those seeking the best of fashion design.

5. Valentino

Upon seeing the façade adorned with ceramic tiles, the interior of Valentino’s latest storefront brings together an artful blend of Botticino and Marquina marbles, black accents, and touches of green onyx forming iconic geometric motif. Playing off the inspiration of Roman architecture, the collection of men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, accessories, eyewear, and fragrances are further highlighted through these thoughtful design details.

6. Jimmy Choo

Serving as the brand’s third opening in Miami, the city’s Art Deco roots are celebrated through a mix of green fluted tiles, white oak floors, and lush tropical plants native to South Florida. Custom furniture, including a statement sofa by Pierre Paulin allow for guests to shop both in style and comfortably, where women’s shoes, handbags, eyewear, fragrances, jewelry, and bridal pieces, as well as a Made-to-Order service, are available.

7. Saint Laurent

The fashion house’s revamped and newly renovated boutique reflects perfectly the vision of Creative Director Anthony Vaccarello, whose latest collection of handbags, ready-to-wear, shoes, and accessories adorn the refreshed space. Vintage furniture throughout the store creates an elevated, intimate shopping experience that also exudes a sophisticated yet home-like atmosphere.

8. Foundrae

The jeweler’s newest flagship inside The Moor Building is a continuation of the brand’s distinctive aesthetic while blending seamlessly into Miami’s vibrant culture. Each doorway features a signature emblem, while a Cross Arrows seal marks its “crossing of paths.” Unique to the Miami location is a shell motif, located on the entrance of the boutique and featured on exclusive pieces only available at the flagship location.

9. John Hardy

Marking the artisanal luxury jewelry brand’s first standalone location in Florida, this recently opened boutique is inspired by Balinese design and coincides with the brand’s 50th anniversary. Under the creative direction of Reed Krakoff, the brand is also introducing Spear 50 to mark the milestone, which is among other top-selling John Hardy collections that will be offered at the new Miami location.