30 MAY, 2023
Adhya Moona
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Upper Fifth Avenue is a 10-km street, a paradise for shopaholics - they get to spoil themselves in pure luxury here. A must-visit when in New York city.
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This area is bustling with shoppers and tourists. Tourists can shop at the 13-floor department store Sogō and can also find luxury fashion retail like Gucci, Fendi, Dior, etc.
New Bond Street is an epitome of cultivated luxury. It has elegant shops, exclusive brands, designer clothing, luxury items - everything plush.
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Milan is the fashion capital of the world, and this street truly reflects that title. This is where celebrity designers launch their products. It's a vibe, must-visit when in Milan.
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The Avenue Des Champs Élysées is one of the most magnificent boulevards in Paris, France. This is where Louis Vuitton's biggest and flagship store is.
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Ginza is Tokyo's shopping street where everything screams richness, from shopping to dining to entertaining - everything is opulent.
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Pitt Street Mall is the busiest and most culturally diverse shopping mall in Australia. It has over 600 shops, and you will never run out of options.
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South Korea is known for its shopping, street food and nightlife. At Myeong-Dong, you can find branded beauty stores and fine dine options.
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Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich, Switzerland has the world's biggest brands - from watchmakers Rado and Tissot; to high-fashion brands Armani & Gucci; to Cartier, etc.
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In the beautiful city of Vienna, Kohlmarkt is a shopping street with high-end shops and exudes cosmopolitan flair with luxury brands and historic architecture.