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No one needs a reason to shop but there is something to be said about taking a holiday for a single, exclusive intention of shopping. Shopping when on vacations brings back beautiful memories when you are back to your daily rigorous life. There are many of those who love indulging in some retail therapy. Though it might be a stress buster for most women out there, it might give men a few panic attacks after they get the bills. So here are a few luxurious shopping destinations across the globe which will leave your pockets feeling lighter but with outfits that no one else will have.
Champs Elysees:
The city of love, Paris, is a haven for shopaholics as well! By far the most famous shopping street in Paris, Champs-Elysees is not only known for its sidewalks and intimidating Arc de Triomphe, but also for the most luxurious stores and brands found here. I cannot guarantee that you will be treated the same if you do not carry tons of money but the place is worth a watch and a stroll down the street. The Louis Vuitton store at 101 Champs-Elysees is n architectural treasure. The other famous brands found here include the specialist watch makers, Cartier.
Fifth Avenue:
New York is a shopping paradise that makes you spend a fortune in no time at all. Channel the inner Carrie Bradshaw and saunter down the Fifth Avenue which is home to the original Saks Fifth Avenue at 49th Street. Continue uptown to meet other luminary stores like Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Bergdorf Goodman and Henri Bendel. FAO Schwartz also has their flagship store here.
Causeway Bay:
The second most expensive retail location in the world after New York's Fifth Avenue, Causeway Bay is the heartbeat of Hong Kong's shopping scene. Causeway Bay has an array of boutiques selling top-of-the-range clothing and electrical items like DKNY, Louis Vuitton, Celine, Dior, Chanel, Loewe, Gucci, Hermes and Prada or shop for watches at Tissot and Galluci. Shop at the World Trade Center, Windsor House, Fashion Island and Fashion Walk or at the 13-storey Japanese store Sogo and indoor shopping complex Times Square. Causeway Bay is one of the most crowded places in Hong Kong due to its shopping scene.
Bond Street:
If you love London and want to spend your days and nights in the lap of luxury, head to Bond Street. Known for carrying the best in London, the street now consists of high-end boutiques and the premium designer brands of the world. Also known as the Mayfair District, Bond Street consists of both "Old Bond Street" and "New Bond Street", it has everything from astounding, luxurious, posh and striking jewellery to cutting-edge interior design, to specialty shops carrying Italian menswear.
Mall of Emirates:
Known for taking luxury to the extremes, the Mall of Emirates will not dishearten you. The Mall of Emirates is the biggest outside of North America and consists of more than 470 stores like Versace, Ferragamo and Ralph Lauren. These fashion store moguls assemble beside traditional beautiful Arabic stores. The mall is a place to see more of cultural fashions and trends. In order to lure the customers, the Mall of Emirates has seventy restaurants, the 5-star Kempinski Hotel, and an indoor ski slope.
Champs Elysees:
The city of love, Paris, is a haven for shopaholics as well! By far the most famous shopping street in Paris, Champs-Elysees is not only known for its sidewalks and intimidating Arc de Triomphe, but also for the most luxurious stores and brands found here. I cannot guarantee that you will be treated the same if you do not carry tons of money but the place is worth a watch and a stroll down the street. The Louis Vuitton store at 101 Champs-Elysees is n architectural treasure. The other famous brands found here include the specialist watch makers, Cartier.
Fifth Avenue:
New York is a shopping paradise that makes you spend a fortune in no time at all. Channel the inner Carrie Bradshaw and saunter down the Fifth Avenue which is home to the original Saks Fifth Avenue at 49th Street. Continue uptown to meet other luminary stores like Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Bergdorf Goodman and Henri Bendel. FAO Schwartz also has their flagship store here.
Causeway Bay:
The second most expensive retail location in the world after New York's Fifth Avenue, Causeway Bay is the heartbeat of Hong Kong's shopping scene. Causeway Bay has an array of boutiques selling top-of-the-range clothing and electrical items like DKNY, Louis Vuitton, Celine, Dior, Chanel, Loewe, Gucci, Hermes and Prada or shop for watches at Tissot and Galluci. Shop at the World Trade Center, Windsor House, Fashion Island and Fashion Walk or at the 13-storey Japanese store Sogo and indoor shopping complex Times Square. Causeway Bay is one of the most crowded places in Hong Kong due to its shopping scene.
Bond Street:
If you love London and want to spend your days and nights in the lap of luxury, head to Bond Street. Known for carrying the best in London, the street now consists of high-end boutiques and the premium designer brands of the world. Also known as the Mayfair District, Bond Street consists of both "Old Bond Street" and "New Bond Street", it has everything from astounding, luxurious, posh and striking jewellery to cutting-edge interior design, to specialty shops carrying Italian menswear.
Mall of Emirates:
Known for taking luxury to the extremes, the Mall of Emirates will not dishearten you. The Mall of Emirates is the biggest outside of North America and consists of more than 470 stores like Versace, Ferragamo and Ralph Lauren. These fashion store moguls assemble beside traditional beautiful Arabic stores. The mall is a place to see more of cultural fashions and trends. In order to lure the customers, the Mall of Emirates has seventy restaurants, the 5-star Kempinski Hotel, and an indoor ski slope.
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