The Black Bay 58 18K is Tudor’s first entirely solid gold divers’ watch; PHOTO COURTESY OF BRAND
Following first-to-market boutiques for Dior, Bottega Veneta, David Yurman and Dolce & Gabbana, San Diego’s Fashion Valley is toasting an exciting 2024 and 2025 with more luxury openings. First, French cool-girl brand Celine will open its first San Diego store in a 4,258-square-foot space on the mall’s main floor featuring Hedi Slimane’s signature architectural design. Shoppers can expect men’s and women’s seasonal apparel alongside leather goods, accessories, haute fragrances and maison collections. Artwork by Benjamin Echeverria and Rochelle Goldberg will add to the whimsy of the space. Celine joins the Q2 launches of stores for Tudor, Veronica Beard and Zimmermann, plus the reopening of Omega. “Fashion Valley exudes style and sophistication with eye-catching storefronts and open-air spaces that our shoppers love,” notes Fashion Valley’s general manager Robert Doherty. “We have created a luxury shopping and dining experience unlike any other in San Diego.”
Celine small 16 bag in natural calfskin tan; PHOTO COURTESY OF BRAND
Next, in 2025, French fashion brand Christian Louboutin and Italian powerhouse Fendi will bring their first boutiques to the San Diego market. “Fashion Valley is attracting some o the most prominent names in luxury and European fashion,” reveals Ruben Perez, executive vice president of leasing. “This is just the beginning of this exciting new chapter of robust growth as we look forward to welcoming even more iconic names to our growing list of high-end brands you can only find at Fashion Valley.”
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