Luxury retail and dining destination River Oaks District just announced that two Italian men's clothing stores will open this summer. Stefano Ricci and Brioni will be the latest additions to the more than forty high-end retail brands in the shopping complex.
Known for its fine Italian craftsmanship, Stefano Ricci will open its first Texas outpost next to Cartier in the coming weeks. What began as a silk tie emporium over 50 years ago has expanded into menswear, accessories, shoes, fragrances, home collection, and interior design. Customers can expect to find fine-tailored clothing, soft cashmere, and shoes made from Italian leather, embodying the essence of old-world Italy with a modern twist.
The Stefano Ricci boutique will offer a full range of menswear, accessories, shoes, fragrances, and home decor. Photo courtesy of Stefano Ricci/Instagram
Recognized as one of the world's leaders in menswear couture, Brioni will make its mark in Houston with its first store next to Van Cleef & Arpels. The menswear brand will offer ready-to-wear pieces, leather goods, shoes, eyewear, and fragrances. Brioni is synonymous with exquisite tailoring—more than 220 steps go into each custom-made suit. The Houston boutique will offer tailor-made services, with appointments available now by emailing anthony.balbuena@brioni.com.
Stefano Ricci and Brioni will be the latest additions to the more than forty high-end retail brands in River Oaks District.Photo courtesy of Brioni
In addition to luxury menswear, River Oaks District shoppers will find two revamped stores. Alice + Oliviarecently reopened after undergoing a store refresh. Customers will find fresh new digs and a bevy of the brand's latest merchandise, including ready-to-wear, gowns, shoes, handbags, accessories, and eyewear.
Vincealso reopened after moving to a new space across from Etro. Known for its full range of luxury products, the new boutique will feature women's and men's ready-to-wear clothing, shoes, handbags, and home decor.
The two new stores are the latest changes to the luxury mixed-use development since it was purchased by Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta for $450 million.
Photo courtesy of Vince/Instagram
Vince reopened after moving to a new space across from Etro.
