Celine has had a presence on Rodeo Drive—save for a few years in the aughts—since the 1970s. At the end of August, the French house staked its claim over one of the Angeleno strip’s most coveted blocks, opening an impressive new West Coast flagship that underscores its investment in the U.S. market (and an ever-steady American appetite for its Parisian exports).
At 309 Rodeo Drive, one can now find over 5,000 square feet of breezy decadence à la Celine. Michael Rider-era menswear, womenswear, leather goods are complemented by Oyster Calacatta marble, antique bronze shelving, vintage wooden furnishings, and mezzanine salons so Haussmannian, you’ll forget you’re in Los Angeles. (Celine’s maison and haute parfumerie offerings are also available for purchase for those who want to feel similarly transported chez eux.) Private salons span the boutique’s second floor, a veritable sanctuary for sartorial show-and-tell. The cherry on top of the whole experience? Taking in a museum-worthy display of work by artists Jean Fautrier, Andy Warhol, and David Armstrong. U
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