The best fashion and gift stores Rome

Beautiful and vast boutique between Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna, where the great names of design meet the creations of young artists. On 200 ^m2, we wander between the unique decorative pieces of Gaetano Pesce or Gio Ponti (to name but a few), as well as those of young, more confidential companies. Possibility to find custom-made parts, adapted to your interior. From decoration to accessories, kitchen utensils and lighting, Galleria Mia will offer you the best.

Do you want to bring back a souvenir from Rome? Go to Altroquando and get the poster for La Dolce Vita or Roman Holidays! This bookshop, specialized in cinema, is a gold mine for 7th art fanatics. And we know that Italy is not to be outdone on this point. There are books dedicated to great directors, thematic books (on Italian comedies for example) and of course many posters and postcards. A pub in the basement to quench your thirst between one reading and the other.

It's impossible not to mention it, because Sermoneta is an example of Roman know-how that has been exported all over the world! Gloves have been sold here for over 60 years. Products fresh from the factory that top stars and politicians alike snap up. Cashmere, fur, silk, leather, classic and original, up to 100,000 pairs of gloves for men and women are produced. Ten craftsmen are mobilized to make one pair of gloves. On average, a pair costs at least €85.

This famous Florentine shoe maker, who has dressed the most elegant Italian feet, is no longer known in the upper class circles of Rome. The men's models can be found at^no. 65 on the same street or in the department store La Rinascente, in via del Tritone. Having three stores in the most exclusive areas of Rome will make you realize that Ferragamo is not for everyone, but the quality is there. The shoe manufacturer has been able to expand its range: you will also find bags, belts, jewelry and even perfume!

This traditional tailor is a fine example of Italian chic. Battistoni is a men's tailor who opened his boutique in 1946. The brand is renowned for its shirts and blouses, with their attention to detail and original touches, as well as its polo shirts and silk ties. Battistoni has seduced stars such as Marlon Brando and Kirk Douglas. There are no extravagant signs or decorations here; you enter a courtyard to find the elegant boutique.

Named after Ray Bradbury's science fiction novel, this bookshop is indeed a UFO in the touristy piazza Campo de' Fiori! Frequented by Roman students and intellectuals since 1989, and on weekends until midnight, you'll find everything here, in virtually every language, so you'll want to check it out. From contemporary novels to the rarest works, it's a veritable paradise for bookworms, who are sure to find their next read in the shade of the immense statue of Giordano Bruno that adorns the square.

We won't introduce you to Gucci, the ultimate Italian chic! Emblematic of transalpine haute couture, Gucci boasts a flawless originality, a simple elegance with the accents of the 1970s and 1980s, and above all a unique identity reinforced by its Latin leg. Via Condotti, you will find the famous bit moccasins in more than thirty colours. Other great classics are also sold, from leather goods to clothing, the most trendy accessories and a little interior decoration.

This jeweller is to Italy what Cartier is to France, the emblem of luxury jewellery. It was the first sign to be installed in the street, in the historic shop of No. 10. If you love everything that shines, you are served here: gold, diamonds and precious pearls decorate original and unique jewellery. At No. 11 on the same street, there is a very beautiful cabinet of curiosities/shop, "The New Curiosity Shop", which recalls the history of the brand and offers unique and historical pieces. Go ahead, at least for the pleasure of the eyes!

The main address of the Fendi house is in a th century palace transformed into a trendy place, where contemporary design parallels baroque "à la Romaine". In 2016, after important work, stunning palazzo refait a beauty to open a world where luxury reigns all the way: The spectacular boutique, a hotel with seven design suites, the high-end Zuma Japanese restaurant, and a VIP lounge make up the whole. Notice to Interested Parties: Shop customers can ask to visit this microcosm by pleasure or curiosity.

It's the place to be for the French in Rome. The French bookshop, located right next to the Institut français - Centre Saint-Louis, offers all the latest and greatest titles published in France, as well as beautiful works of art and history. You'll also find French travel guides (although we're sure you've already packed your Petit Futé!), as well as newspapers and magazines. If you don't speak Italian, it's the ideal place to find out all you need to know about the city. What's more, you'll get a warm welcome from the booksellers, who'll be happy to point you in the right direction.

Here, on the very chic via dei Condotti, we offer to a wealthy clientele the great classics and must-haves, a chic and timeless basic trend. The quality is there, with noble and natural materials (wool, silk...). If you want to invest in a beautiful timeless piece, Max Mara is a good place for your shopping. You will find several other shops in Rome, including one on via Nazionale, another on via Cola di Rienzo in the chic Prati district and even one at Fiumicino airport!

One of Rome's most famous vintage boutiques. The store is brimming with second-hand clothes ready to enrich your wardrobe: dresses, pants, accessories, jewelry or leather goods, you'll find it all! The site is a perfect illustration of the spirit of the house. Two Pifebo stores in Rome: the first in the Monti district, and the second in San Giovanni, via dei Valeri. Clothes can be well priced, especially since you'll find unique, vintage pieces here!