Carolina Herrera Opens a Blush-Pink Flagship in the Miami Design District
The nearly 3,000-square-foot store marks the house's 45th anniversary and celebrates women in the arts.
Carolina Herrera has planted a new flag in Miami. The New York house opened a flagship in the Design District, at 127 NE 41st Street, to the public on Saturday, August 15. Nearly 3,000 square feet, it is the brand's sixth mono-brand store in the U.S.
Creative director Wes Gordon conceived the space with Brandi Howe and Jessica Hyland of Hyland Studio, using pink Venetian plaster with mica, limestone, blush-pink travertine and custom furniture. It carries ready-to-wear, eveningwear, handbags, accessories, beauty, fragrance and eyewear, including the Fall 2026 runway collection.
Women in the arts
The store displays work by Constanza Vallese, Liz Oliver and the Choplet Ceramics collective as part of the brand's "Women in the Arts" initiative. President Emilie Rubinfeld called the opening a significant milestone in the brand's 45th year.
Sources: FashionNetwork USA; Miami Living Magazine.
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