After just launched a luxurious Hotel Palazzo in Dubai, Versace dit again! This time the  Italian fashion label Versace has returned to Japan after departing the market in 2009, to launch its new luxury boutique in Tokyo.

If you happen to be in Tokyo for holidays, drop by Versace’s boutique and indulge in a unique shopping experience. The luxury fashion house is now available in Tokyo’s upscale shopping district Ginza, one of the most asian luxury fashion districts. A space where past meets future, the new boutique is a seamless synchronisation of traditional Italian architecture and the house’s dynamic energy. Spanning three stories, the impressive new location is home to the brand’s ready-to-wear collections and accessories for both menwear and womenswear.

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An amalgamation of Donatella Versace’s vision and the expertise of architect Jamie Fobert, the store is a paragon of the brand’s image. The Ginza boutique encompasses three floors, or about 4,630-square feet, where Versace will sell clothing and accessories for men and women. Details of the shop include a Byzantine marble mosaic floor, curved perspex shelving and partitions for a modern look, brass accents and a staircase with matte and gloss gold-colored walls.

Ornate mosaic floors inspired by 19^th century Byzantine churches form circular pathways that lead visitors across the store. The traditional tiling is set against pristine perspex walls and futuristic “floating” shelves. Metallic accents run throughout the interior, emphasising Versace’s signature bold aesthetic. “In fulfilling this project, Jamie Fobert has created a space in which the new Versace spirit can take flight. For me, the boutique suggests an uninterrupted dialogue between our past and our future, between me and Jamie Fobert and obviously between Versace and our clients”, said Donatella Versace.

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When Versace had a retail presence in Japan, the label operated 4 boutiques in total, and now as its re-entrance process has begun, the brand has opened 3 storefronts. The three stores capture different facets of the brand, with Versus Versace opening in April, Versace Home in July and a mainline flagship that has just opened.

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