Breuninger is a high-end German fashion retailer. I love the store in Stuttgart. The exterior of…read morethis store is clean, beautiful, and modern. The interior is festive and decorated for the holidays. I was unimpressed with the merchandising of the large assortment of premium labels. The main floor handbag areas are clearly designed as small showrooms such as Gucci, Valentino, Celine, and other labels. The ready-to wear floors and shoes on the upper levels are pretty much just lumped together not beautifully presented or merchandised like you would see in Harvey Nichols in London or a luxury retail store in Paris. These designer lines are all thrown on a single bar or rack. It appears the assortment is so small that the store cannot make a presentation. Don't expect much help here either. www.breuninger.com

What a terrible experience! Rude or incompetent sales people. I had a lady who initially helped me…read morebut had to continue asking for help for every question I had- very simple questions at that. I needed someone who spoke English but she had an extremely difficult time understanding anything I said. I had to be passed on a male sales associate to complete my purchase. We wanted to look at once more item the case next to the register to possibly add, he quickly got annoyed and threw the pouch as he took it out!! We barely have been handed over to this jerk! The audacity! Düsseldorf Louis Vuitton needs to be taught manners and what customer service is- including the manager!!!! He is definitely not running a good crew here. Avoid this Louis Vuitton store!

Terrible service with some attitude. Been standing outside for one and a half hour to get in. The…read moredoor guy is just doing the job but the lady, who assumed to be the manager, had been talking and laughing to her colleagues and never gave any estimate time of waiting or whatsoever to the people standing outside. I was trying to keep calm and it was cold so I was "calm" anyways...some other people went to knock the door in rage but the staff looked even much angrier, I do not understand German but I could know from the volume that was not satisfied. To be honest nobody has the passion to still buy things or even to walk into the store if you keep them waited like almost two hours. Even though I was going to buy a pair of shoes which have been decided before I sat in the line, I left. Thank you for saving me the money and I will try to choose other brands next time.

I love Chanel. With Königsallee being such a popular street, showcasing the top designers in the…read moreworld, I was shocked at how small this boutique was. Many times I had to call and ask them to search for certain "in season" bags, because they didn't have them in house. Albeit 2 floors, the handbag and shoe selection is very limited, quite disappointing really. Otherwise, a very cosy and beautiful store, just wish they had more to admire.

I've learned there are oftentimes a trade off when shopping in the haute fashion sectors. Prada…read moreunfortunately being no different. This Königsallee location is one of the nicer Prada boutiques I've been to over the years, but the staff aren't nearly as friendly - or attentive. Some people may enjoy being left alone while searching for answers, swaying their prospects future buying decisions. But when staff see you, then avoid you, that's really bad. No matter, 20 minutes later Longchamp received $2,330 of my previously allocated Prada funding.