Following outposts in New York City, Las Vegas and Miami, Italian haute streetwear brand Palm Angels has opened the doors of its fourth boutique stateside in Los Angeles. The brand, headed by creative director Francesco Ragazzi, has secured a retail space on the second floor of South Coast Plaza, a large upscale shopping centre in the Costa Mesa area of the sprawling metropolis, where it’s flanked by the boutiques of peers from fashion’s upper echelon, such as Byredo, Rimowa, Alexander Wang and Missoni. The interior design, created by the brand’s in-house design team, sees an understated front and back section captured by a palette of ceramic tiles, black and white marble, and ultra-chic, retro-inspired furnishings. The merchandise is presented on recessed shelving units, wall-mounted steel clothing racks and cedar wood displays which tie in with the sales counter placed at the back of the store. The new Palm Angels store stocks the brand’s full range of men’s and women’s apparel, accessories, shoes, eyewear and collaboration items. © superfuture.com
Palm Angels
South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol Street, Shop 2031-A (Costa Mesa)
Los Angeles, CA 92626
Telephone +1 714 7604012
Mon-Sat 10am-8pm
Sun 11am-7pm
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