Sartorial Seven – Top Sartorie in Milan
We’ve picked out the seven top sartorie in Milan where you can experience the ‘Made in Italy’ bespoke tradition in the heart of Italy’s fashion capital.
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How to dress like a Milanese
The Style Rules Milanese Live By If there is a factor Italians are known for it’s the way in which they dress. Often when…
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Hard Candy Gym
Hard Candy Fitness located in Piazza Repubblica in Milan is not only a gym, but also a place to go to have fun and get motivated.
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Milan Men’s Boutique Guide
Our selection of the best shops for men in Milan. Menswear shopping in MIlan.
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Mimag’s best of boutiques guide
Our selection of the best boutiques in Milan. Milan Womenswear Shopping Guide.
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Quadrilatero D’oro della Moda (Golden Quadrilateral)
The Quadrilatero d’Oro or Quadrilatero della Moda is the luxury high-end designer mecca of Milan with the world’s major fashion houses and boutiques
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Dainese D-Store Milano
Located in the center of Milan, the Dainese D-Store is the official store of DAINESE and AGV, a landmark for motorcycle, ski, bike and horseback-riding lovers.
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Vintage Shopping in Milan
A guide to Milan’s most notable vintage shopping stores.
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Garden K Boutique
A short moment before the Navigli, this women’s fashion boutique is the place to explore if you want to find personal and unusual clothing in Milan.
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Antonioli Boutique
Antonioli has a progressive selection of international brands, combining 24/7 online presence with a cutting-edge concept store in Milan..
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10 Corso Como
10 Corso Como is a concept store featuring a contemporary art gallery, book shop, garden cafe and terrace bar, a boutique hotel and a clothing store.
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Biffi Boutique
Situated in Corso di Porta Genova, Biffi Boutique is a modern store where the clothes are the real stars with a layout similar to that of an art gallery.
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Frip & Frippino Concept Store
Frip is a concept store located in the heart of Milan, in front of the San Lorenzo columns.
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