Shortly to celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2027, South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California, announced 16 fashion, jewelry and beauty retailer openings, led by Schiaparelli’s first standalone U.S. boutique and Tiffany & Co.’s latest global store concept,
Schiaparelli’s boutique, scheduled to open this fall, will feature ready-to-wear, leather goods, jewelry and accessories. Also opening this fall are Swedish fashion house Toteme, Japanese streetwear brand A Bathing Ape (better known as BAPE), athletic footwear brand Hoka; jewelers Boucheron, Messika and Maria Tash; fragrance house Maison Francis Kurkdjian and the return of Zara with a new boutique featuring women’s and children’s collections.
Already open is Tiffany & Co., which unveiled a 15,000-square-foot store designed by architect Peter Marino, bringing the house’s latest global retail concept to the West Coast. Inside, an immersive moving fresco by Oyoram Visual Compose evoke the coastlines of Laguna Beach, while works by Damien Hirst, Michelangelo Pistoletto and Vik Muniz join a custom light sculpture by architect Hugh Dutton. Blue Box Café by Daniel Boulud, the second of its kind and first on the West Coast, has also opened, extending the Tiffany experience into dining.
Other recent openings include Jessica McCormack’s first West Coast boutique, marking the London-based jeweler’s second U.S. store and fourth freestanding location worldwide; fashion and accessories brand Cult Gaia; Italian footwear maker Golden Goose, which also brings the brand’s first repair and remake services to the West Coast; menswear and womenswear boutiques from Rick Owens and Tom Ford and leather goods from Polène.
