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Whether you do your antique shopping in the stylish Brussels Sablon area, browsing through exquisite items or by flashlight early on Sunday morning at the flea market, the hunt in Belgium can be as entertaining as the purchase.
Every other October, MODO Brussels hosts The Designers Trail, an exciting and fashion-filled three day annual event. Artists, fashionistas, and creative thinkers alike come together to celebrate art and fashion in Brussels. During these days, the city will be brimming with art, fashion, glamorous parties and special events. MODO Brussels offers "The Designers Trail Map" to find details on special events and parties open to the public.
Looking for a design and fashion guide? Contact Sophie Legrand at Itineraires!
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In Brussels Take a walk along Rue Antoine Dansaert Straat and the surrounding area to discover the hub and heart of Brussels’ fashion and design world with the best concentration of avant guard designers and fashion boutiques. The Avenue Louise is one long catwalk of famous fashion brands, including big international names like Chanel, Vuitton, Hermes, Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace and Christian Dior. The first section is one of the most attractive shopping districts in the city, with prestigious as well as more affordable shops clustered around the large department store Innovation. If you are looking for bargains, then go shopping in the lower city around Rue Neuve in the city center. It is one of the most bustling of Brussels’ shopping areas that stretches all the way up to Rue des Fripiers. Built in 1847, Gallerie St Hubert is a gorgeous, glass roofed arcade in the center of town, lined with cafes, theaters and luxury stores and has the distinction of being the first shopping arcade in Europe. It houses a number of well known shops with wonderful window displays. Founded in 1829 in Brussels, Delvaux is the oldest fine leather luxury goods company in the world |
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Belgian designers boutiques in Brussels : Annemie Verbeke-Rue Antoine Dansaert 64 Christophe Coppens-Rue Leon Lepage 2 Isabelle Baines-Rue du Pepin 48 Just in Case-Rue Leon Lepage 63 Jean-Paul Knot-Boulevard Barthelemy 20 Louise Assomo-Rue des Chartreux 64 Maison Martin Margiela-Rue Rempart des Moines 40 Valerie Berckmans-Rue Van Artevelde 8 Elvis Pompilio-67 rue Lebeau |
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Multibrands boutiques In Brussels : Charlotte aux pommes - Rue de Rollebeek 29 Francis Ferent Store - Avenue Louise 60 Hunting & Collecting - Rue des Chartreux, 17 Icon - Place du Marche aux Grains So!-Rue de Livourne 127 Stijl-Rue Antoine Dansaert 74 In Namur : Hotels Particuliers - Rue Pepin 2 In Liege : Irina Kha - Rue du Pot d'Or 12 |
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Vintage Addresses in Brussels Gabriele Vintage - Rue des Chatreux 27 Vintage Today - Chaussee de Waterloo 800 Les enfants d'Edouard - Avenue Louise175 Idiz Bogam - Rue Haute 180-182 Brussels Vintage Market - Place Saint Gery 1 Foxhole - Rue des Renards 6/Rue des Riches Claires 4 Second Life Festival - Rue de Laeken 28 Episode - Rue de la Violette 8 Lady Dandy - Rue du Page 81 Think Twince (T2) - Rue du Vieux Marche au Grain 57 Oh My Dress! - Place du Chatelain 18 |
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This website gives you complete infromation on shopping in Brussels. |
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A great shopping website covering all shopping regions in Brussels with clickable maps and store listings |
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This website takes you on a virtual tour through Brussels, to discover the "art of living" through Brussels' monuments, restaurants, designers, and most importantly - shopping. Great information and clickable maps for all the best shopping districts in Brussels. |
| Itineraires Belgian tour operator offering visitors the history of costume revealed by the collections from the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, and the trends of avant-garde fashion via the modern stylists. |
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Everything you want to know about Belgian fashion, stores, special events and more in Brussels. |
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What's better than treating yourself to the wonderful pleasure of being swept away by a fine and growing collection of designer labels at the Ardennes Outlet Center in the French speaking region of Belgium? Go crazy ! |
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Belgian Tapestries For over six centuries, Belgian tapestry has been a highly prized luxury craft. Tapestry designs involve weaver and artists working closely together. Painters including Rubens, produced drawings for a series of weavings of six or more on grand themes. Prized by the nobility, tapestries were portable and could be moved with the court as rulers traveled their estates. As trade grew, techniques were refined; real gold and silver were threaded into the fine wool, again increasing the value. Classical myths were popular themes for tapestry series. |
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Crystal Company of Val Saint Lambert Walking through the Crystal Company, alone or in group, you can see the different crafts that are necessary for the production of crystal and the secret of their creation. Val Saint Lambert is the official supplier to H.M. the King of Belgium and they also supply 40 kingdoms and head of states. Located in Seraing near Liege. |
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This small village situated in the heart of the Ardennes welcomes you all year long! You can find numerous books on the most miscellaneous topics in the 22 bookshops of this picturesque village. The bookshops are usually open on weekends, holidays, and vacations. |
