The Louis Vuitton flagship store in Milan is on a whole different level. I thought the Galleria…read morelocation was impressive, but this one genuinely stopped me in my tracks. The space is massive and laid out around a dramatic open atrium, so as you move through the three floors you can look down and take it all in from above. It feels more like a luxury gallery than a retail store, in the best way. What really surprised me was the café inside, which somehow makes the whole experience feel even more elevated and relaxed at the same time. You can browse, wander, pause, and just soak it in instead of feeling rushed. The service is polished and attentive without being intimidating, and the architecture alone is worth the visit. Even if you're not buying anything, this flagship is absolutely a must-see in Milan.

The store was completely renovated. It opened about a week ago after undergoing a huge renovation…read moreproject. It's stunning. It has a cafe for coffee and pasteries and also is home to a DaV by Da Vittorio restaurant. Online bookings for the restaurant are currently unavailable.

Came here with a friend while shopping in Milan. My friend got his wallet polished by the worker…read more He was really nice. I had never heard of this store before but all of the items were really nice. I recommend this place nice quality leather shoes.

The Rolls Royce of Menswear and fashion with equally superb customer service…read more High end mens fashion noted for their handmade shoes but equally adept with suits, clothing, and accessories--such as wallets, leather briefcases, and so much more. Not only is their workmanship top notch, but their vibrant choice of colors makes wearing any article of clothing or shoes from this shop the equivalent of wearing a piece of artwork. Though I purchased my beautiful pair of San Lorenzo loafers in the USA, I stopped by this store, after having spent a tortorous week navigating the cobblestone streets of Rome, to see if they could touch up my shoes....after dropping my shoes off in the morning I returned to pick them up that afternoon and Berluti did such a good job treating my loafers they looked as though they were brand new. I insisted on paying and/or giving a tip for services rendered, but GianLuca absolutely refused to accept any money. Talk about customer service and making me a loyal customer going forward. When I do return to Italy and am in the market for a new pair of high end and eye catching shoes, it is good to know that shoes can be bought in Italy at a 20-25% discount to US prices and that is before the 12% VAT discount at the airport applies. If you are in the market for shoes, clothing, wallet, briefcase that will set you apart from everybody else, Berluti is your store to come to. Bellisimo.

Came to shop. However, they happened to be serving brunch for fashion week. I had a few nibbles and…read morepurchased a cute item. Definitely a nice milan fashion week experience.

Michelle stratton: "How many languages do you speak?"…read more Julian Kaye: "5 or 6" Michelle Stratton: "Plus the International language?" Julian Kaye: "That's right." - The American Gigolo I've always been an Armani man. It goes back to High School days when I would peruse the pages of GQ for the latest on Richard Gere and Tyrese. To me, Armani was the most testosterone driven look for high fashion. Lately, I've been less picky as my hips get bigger lol. I'm actually more a t-shirt and jeans kind of guy nowadays. Incognito part of my wardrobe. Yet on the rare occasion I like to dress up, and yes, I do clean up rather well :P I was never the biggest fan of Versace as I considered most designs were just over the top and who wants to look like Derek Zoolander or Hansel, right? Having said that I'm a big fan of a deal and when I came across a Versace polo shirt in Black on Black. The sale price was like 75% off retail and who cares if it was so last season. Black will never be out of style, so yes, I picked up my first Versace and I admit I felt a jolt of Julian Kaye! The moral of the story? You don't need Haute Couture to look good, or feel good. It's about you. Personally I like to mix and match, and throw my feelings to the wind. And like I said earlier I'm a t-shirt and jeans guy, but damn that Versace sure feels good. Just once in awhile I like to En Vogue down the sidewalk.. be it in Kaka'ako or in Milan.. Ciao;)

The smell of this store is overwhelming. Because of all the…read moreleather it has a really strong smell. I couldn't stay in here too long. But they have a variety of different leather bags, clutches, briefcases and shoes. The workers are helpful and the prices aren't bad.

I love this store, I went several times last summer (they have GREAT sales during July sale time),…read moreand I am going back today to take my mom and friend who are visiting, as well as a Milanese friend. They have a variety of leather products (shoes, purses, wallets, travel bags, etc), and if you are an avid sale hunter like me, then there are plenty of opportunities to walk away feeling like you just got a steal. I saw mentions of quality concerns in some of the Italian reviews, but those concerns were mainly comfort related and I have had no trouble with any of my shoe purchases (including a pair I bought for my mom that she wears all the time). The boots I bought are not walking shoes (made that mistake once), but I never expected them to be.

For men's clothing, this store is phenomenal! My husband bought beautiful shoes here today. The…read moregentleman who helped him was knowledgeable and really took the time showing him clothing. Also, he helped steer us in the right direction for more shopping! My husband really loves Boyd's in Philly and he said he wished they had a store like this at home

Was in Milano a few weeks back for business. Needed some clothes in a hurry, and Canali is always…read moremy go-to. The gentleman that helped me was great. Within no time I had the dress pants, shirts, and ties I needed. The pants needed to be altered. They were done, and delivered to my hotel, within 3 hours. Amazing! I am a Canali client for life.

This shop is much closer to the Duomo than it shows on the map. Perhaps it moved or the address…read moreisn't truly right. Nevertheless, you've been informed. If you go to where the shop is supposed to be, start walking toward the Duomo and you'll eventually find it on your right. As for Furla purses, their classic designs, wonderful colors, and stylish hardware really result in timeless accessories that can be gifted downstream for generations to come. Or, you can buy one and get bored with it, buy another, and repeat the cycle forever as they come out with new designs every year. Both strategies work! You pick!

My favorite bag store in Milano. The designs are classic and sleek with simple colors and prints. I…read morelove how Furla's label isint cheesy with a huge Furla label smacked on it. The first time going to Rome about 10 years ago I bought my first Furla bag, and every time I go back to Italy and want a souvenir I see a Furla bag that I become attached to and buy one.

Ok experience. Waited a few minutes for an SA. Nothing impressive. Very busy store and hence no…read morestock available... I was interested in a Twilly. Good grief... it's like people came and sweep the store clean... lol Don't go during end of the week... inventory arrives Mondays... so make sure you go on Mondays & Tuesdays to get yourself something. We didn't have time... might have had a different experience... at least they weren't rude to us. Bye Milano.

I had a wonderful experience in the Milan boutique. Veronica was my sales associate and she spent…read moreover an hour helping me decide on a new cashmere shawl. Her dedication to helping me pick the colors that worked best for me was much appreciated. They also made my boyfirend comfortable in the lounge so he didn't mind waiting on me. I can't wait for the weather to get cooler so I can wear my new scarf.