Women's fashion boutiques Bruxelles - Brussel

Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is packed with fashion boutiques to suit all tastes. Among them, IKKS Women Men is a must-visit clothing store. Located on Rue Antoine Dansaert, this store offers a wide selection of men's and women's clothing. Customers can shop in-store or pick up their orders online. Don't hesitate to visit this store during your visit to Brussels to discover the brand's latest collections.

A graduate of the designers' nursery La Cambre, Aurore Jean has taken her destiny into her own hands by opening her own atelier-boutique, collecting in the process kudos and awards. You could call her style retro sexy with a British touch, what teeny boppers were dreaming of after dropping their white socks for good. Hand made corsetterie is big here, except that it comes in limited quantities, and only from sizes 36-42. To be followed, naturally, a line of lingerie. Hold your breath, strings are being attached.

The Dressing Room is a women's clothing store located in Uccle. The store offers a wide selection of clothing, shoes and accessories from brands such as Labdip, Maison Anje and Happy French gang. Customers can return items in-store or by mail for a fee. The store also offers a click & collect service and ensures 100% secure payments.

Marie Cabanac is an ethical fashion designer based in Brussels. Since the 1980s, she has been making her clothes from old textiles, using ecological materials such as organic cotton, fair-trade linen and silk, as well as recycled textiles. In 2003, she opened the first ethical fashion boutique in Belgium, called Ethic Wear, where she created, produced and distributed her creative and responsible clothing line. Manufacturing was handcrafted in Brussels, then industrialized in Portugal for international distribution. Since 2015, Marie Cabanac has focused on textile recycling and permacouture, experimenting with ecological solutions and sharing her skills through personalized clothing consultations. Her aim is to minimize the global ecological footprint while producing beautiful and useful clothing. She also offers training courses to pass on her knowledge of textile recycling and permacouture.

Sofie D'Hoore is a fashion boutique located on Boulevard Barthélémy in Brussels. The boutique offers women's and men's clothing.

Paul Natan created his company in 1930. Edouard Vermeulen gave it back its letters of nobility by taking over the reins. As an interior designer, he seized the opportunity to make high-end couture his trademark. His influence extends beyond the borders of Brussels and even Belgium. He unveils two collections a year and develops both made-to-measure and luxury ready-to-wear clothing that emphasizes feminine elegance. Patented supplier to the Belgian Court since 2000. Several dozen points of sale in Benelux and France.

Fabienne Delvigne works her emotions to bring us her finest creations. A lot of imagination and extraordinary know-how. From bags and jewelry to haute couture accessories, she is best known for her light, airy headwear, which ranges from the classic bowler hat or cloche to the most avant-garde and trendy models. Supplier to the Belgian Court, it is not uncommon to find its models on our crowned heads. The "haute couture" line is complemented by a more accessible casual collection for men and women.

It's not surprising that Isabelle Bajart fell for this dark and very chic wooden boutique, which fits so well with her concept of a luxury vintage boutique. Second hand, of course, but only top of the range with great designers (mostly French and Italian) found by Isabelle who is, originally, a stylist. Men's and women's clothing, accessories, shoes... We could spend hours rummaging through the hangers to find THE piece we've always wanted to buy, but at a fraction of the price. And we'll even give you the best advice.

Shopping queens will meet at Queens, the boutique run by Max and Phil near Fort Jaco, in Uccle. Especially those who are fans of Italian chic (the owners go there twice a month to do their shopping). No need to go to 36 stores, you can find everything you need to wear, including accessories (hats, handbags, jewelry, etc.) and even little extras like scented candles and decorative objects. And to top it all off, the prices remain more than reasonable.