SHOP Germany AW19

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GERMANY Luxury Edition Autumn/Winter 2019/20

EXPLORE GERMANY: our essential guide to this diverse country’s top luxury shopping

If you are looking for a wide selection of exquisite timepieces and FINe jewellery, you only need to keep one name in mind.

For more than 140 years, the name “WEMPE” has stood for the utmost expertise in the art of making jewellery and timepieces at 33 Wempe showrooms worldwide. Our pieces of jewellery uphold international standards and are born in our own atelier. And a century-old friendship links us with the world’s foremost watch manufactories. You will find WEMPE showrooms at the loveliest locations in great European metropolises and in New York City. We look forward to your visit!

At the best addresses in Germany and in New York, Paris, London, Vienna, Madrid – wempe.com

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Perfection has 137 hand-cut facets.

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SHOP DESIGNER BRANDS TAX FREE WELCOME TO PEEK & CLOPPENBURG

PERFECT SHOPPING EXPERIENCE At Peek & Cloppenburg we offer a varied portfolio of brands. Our extensive selection includes designers and private labels like Jake*s, Christian Berg and Joseph Janard.

You will find styling ideas for every occasion and every taste. Discover the latest fashion trends with us!

HUGE VARIETY OF FASHION DESIGNER AND TRADITIONAL BRANDS FASHION FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY SOPHISTICATED ARCHITECTURE EXCELLENT SERVICE TOP QUALITY PRIVATE LABELS GOOD PRICE-PERFORMANCE RATIO CURRENT TRENDS AND STYLING IDEAS

UNIQUE ARCHITECTURE Besides our diverse fashion options, you can discover the elegant architecture of our “Weltstadthäuser”, designed by worldclass architects including Renzo Piano and Gottfried Böhm.

WHERE TO FIND US STORE DÜSSELDORF BERLINER ALLEE 1, DÜSSELDORF STORE KÖLN SCHILDERGASSE 65-67, KÖLN STORE BERLIN TAUENTZIEN TAUENTZIENSTRASSE 19, BERLIN STORE FRANKFURT ZEIL ZEIL 71-75, FRANKFURT AM MAIN

THERE ARE TWO INDEPENDENT COMPANIES WITH THE NAME PEEK & CLOPPENBURG IN GERMANY WITH THEIR HEADQUARTERS IN DÜSSELDORF AND HAMBURG. THIS IS A COOPERATION WITH PEEK & CLOPPENBURG KG, DÜSSELDORF. ITS STORES CAN BE FOUND AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Aschaffenburg, Augsburg, Bad Homburg, Bergisch Gladbach, Berlin, Bocholt, Dortmund, Düren, Düsseldorf, Erlangen, Eschweiler, Essen, Frankfurt am Main, Hagen, Halle (Saale), Hamm, Hanau, Hilden, Homburg, Hürth, Kaiserslautern, Karlsruhe, Koblenz, Köln, Leipzig, Leuna-Günthersdorf, Leverkusen, Ludwigshafen am Rhein, Lünen, Mainz, Mannheim, Mönchengladbach, Mülheim an der Ruhr, München, Neu-Isenburg, Neunkirchen, Neuss, Oberhausen, Potsdam, Recklinghausen, Regensburg, Rosenheim, Saarbrücken, Saarlouis, Siegen, Solingen, Stuttgart, Sulzbach (Taunus), Troisdorf, Ulm, Unna, Viernheim, Weiterstadt, Wiesbaden, Wildau und Wuppertal.

www.peek-cloppenburg.de

DÜSSELDORF Architect Richard Meier

KÖLN SCHILDERGASSE Architect Renzo Piano

BERLIN TAUENTZIEN Architect Gottfried Böhm

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Whether you are travelling for business or pleasure, we can help you discover the very best of this eclectic, fascinating European country. Germany has much to offer, as you’ll discover in our guide on page 29. Don’t miss our feature on the diverse fashion brands that draw on equestrian motifs to shape their identities (page 22), or our round-up of the best shop openings and must-visit stores in key cities. In this issue we also reveal essential looks for the season.

SHOP is part of Global Blue, the Tax Free Shopping market leader that helps you save up to 14.5% when shopping in Germany. This year we proudly celebrate a decade of publishing guides to the most prestigious destinations across the globe. Our international insider knowledge means we are ideally placed to tell you about the top brands you’ll find in Germany. Discover the best shopping destinations in the country with Global Blue.

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CONTRIBUTORS

GINGER ROSE CLARK Ginger Rose Clark, SHOP’s senior news editor, holds an MA in fashion journalism from the London College of Fashion. Before joining SHOP, Ginger worked as a fashion stylist and also wrote for a number of publications.

NICOLE WILLIAMS Nicole Williams, SHOP’s midweight designer, was born in South Africa.

Passionate about magazine and packaging design, she is intrigued by patterns and the Memphis design group. In her spare time she explores the wonders of London through food and all things nature.

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MUTI Creative studio Muti produced this season’s cover for SHOP Germany. The flair of the design team shines out in an illustration that shows baubles depicting scenes from some of the country’s main cities. Muti’s inventive artwork has been commissioned by Google, Esquire magazine and British Airways, among others.

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CONTENTS CHECK OUT 14

SHOP selects a standout piece from Stuttgart this season

GERMANY GUIDE 29

Maps and guides to Germany’s top shops and destinations

PRODUCTS 15

Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories

SHOP WINDOW 18 Discover the broad range of footwear available at Prange in the heart of Düsseldorf

NEWS 20 Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products

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FEATURE HORSE POWER 22 The energy and nobility of the horse make it an enduring and effective motif in the world of fashion.

Ginger Rose Clark reports

HOW TO SHOP TAX FREE 48 SOUVENIR 50

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Above (from left): Coach autumn/winter 2019/20; Munich’s imposing neo-gothic town hall building dates back to the late 19th century

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The simple steps to saving money on your shopping

CH EC K O U T

Conscious Creation

With the fashion industry putting ethical and environmental issues at the top of its agenda, it is unsurprising that one of the coolest new handbag brands to come out of Germany in recent years is a champion of both. Known for its signature boxy designs, Lutz Morris offers a range of elegant luxury handbags created following the principles of artisanship, responsible production and altruism. A small and local supply chain ensures total clarity on each purchase, with over 90% of leather produced in Germany and the other 10% Save up to 14.5% by shopping tax free, see page 48

sourced from Italy, including the pictured hand-painted snake-effect calfskin. Alongside this manufacturing ethos, $10 from every piece sold is donated to non-profit organisation Every Mother Counts, which supports safe pregnancy and childbirth worldwide. What’s more, the chic, minimal designs are the perfect addition to any stylish wardrobe this season. lt Lutz Morris Maya bag, ₏1,050, Bungalow, Stiftstrasse 1A, 70173 Stuttgart, +49 (0)711 220 2000, lutzmorris.com

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KEEP IT KHAKI Deep shades of green and hardworking materials create a practical yet fashion-forward look this season

MCM BACKPACK, €1,050, OBERPOLLINGER, NEUHAUSER STRASSE 18, 80331 MUNICH, +49 (0)89 2902 4611, MCMWORLDWIDE.COM

MARC O’POLO COAT, €229.95, MARC O’POLO, THEATINERSTRASSE 11, 80333 MUNICH, +49 (0)89 2554 6690, MARC-O-POLO.COM

WEMPE WATCH, €3,600, WEMPE, KURFÜRSTENDAMM 214-215, 10719 BERLIN, +49 (0)30 882 6878, WEMPE.COM

PHOTO: (TROUSERS) ZUUMEO GMBH

CLOSED TROUSERS, €255, CLOSED, GRABENSTRASSE 4, 40213 DÜSSELDORF, +49 (0)211 2005 0013, CLOSED.COM

PRADA TRAINERS, €790, PRADA, GOETHESTRASSE 9, 60313 FRANKFURT, +49 (0)69 283469, PRADA.COM

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STAY WARM Mix and match neutral shades and ladylike silhouettes with winter-proof fabrics for autumn/winter 2019/20

CARTIER WATCH, €29,200, CARTIER, KURFÜRSTENDAMM 188-189, 10707 BERLIN, +39 (0)30 886 7060, CARTIER.COM

MULBERRY PURSE, €395, MULBERRY, NEUER WALL 69, 20354 HAMBURG, +49 (0)40 5544 4620, MULBERRY.COM

Save up to 14.5% by shopping tax free, see page 48

MAJE SKIRT, €195, KADEWE, TAUENTZIENSTRASSE 21-24, 10789 BERLIN, +49 (0)30 2121 2784, MAJE.COM

PHOTOS: (COAT) STARP ESTUDI; (WATCH) CARTIER

MANGO COAT, €119.99, MANGO, ZEIL 98-104, 60313 FRANKFURT, +49 (0)69 9203 8194, MANGO.COM

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MARC CAIN HAT, €69.90, MARC CAIN, KÖNIGSALLEE 21-23, 40212 DÜSSELDORF, +49 (0)211 135 3540, MARC-CAIN.COM

SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACCARELLO BAG, €1,350, SAINT LAURENT, KURFÜRSTENDAMM 52, 10707 BERLIN, +49 (0)30 883 3918, YSL.COM

BUCHERER FINE JEWELLERY EARRINGS, €2,300, BUCHERER, RESIDENZSTRASSE 2, 80333 MUNICH, +49 (0)89 2388 5460, BUCHERER.COM MAX MARA JUMPER, €225, MAX MARA, FÜNF HÖFE, THEATINERSTRASSE 11, 80333 MUNICH, +49 (0)89 2424 3766, MAXMARA.COM

LOUIS VUITTON BOOTS, €1,350, LOUIS VUITTON, GOETHESTRASSE 1, 60313 FRANKFURT, +49 (0)69 5670 02000, LOUISVUITTON.COM ACNE STUDIOS SCARF, €230, ACNE STUDIOS, NEUER WALL 63, 20354 HAMBURG, +49 (0)40 6360 7533, ACNESTUDIOS.COM

*SHOP Highlight in paid partnership with Saint Laurent

SHOP WINDOW

STEP OUT IN STYLE After more than 80 years in business, Prange has a long history as a purveyor of quality footwear. The brand counts six stores across Germany, two of which are in the heart of Düsseldorf. Prange prides itself on a wellrounded offering for both men and women that spans over 150 brands, from the likes of Ludwig Reiter, Cesare Paciotti and Heinrich Dinkelacker to global high-street favourites such as Ugg and Timberland. Thanks to such a Save up to 14.5% by shopping tax free, see page 48

broad range, you can be sure of finding classic and casual styles for any occasion.

For visitors to Düsseldorf seeking stylish footwear, both Prange and sister store Juppen are well worth a visit. grc Prange, Kö-Center, Königsallee 28-30, 40212 Düsseldorf, +49 (0)211 361 5252, prange-gruppe.de FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 44

NEUSCHWANSTEIN CASTLE NYMPHENBURG PALACE HERRENCHIEMSEE PALACE LINDERHOF PALACE MUNICH RESIDENCE and in 30 other Bavarian attractions

The shops of the Bavarian Palace department are ideally located or very close to the worlds famous attractions. In order to combine a visit to these unique places with the discovery and purchase of products that are exclusively available in the museum shops, follow the white and blue striped bag.

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10 YEARS OF MAKING FASHION GREENER In 2019 Ecoalf marked a decade of creating sustainable fashion. Founded before sustainability became the mainstream issue it is today, Ecoalf was an early pioneer of using innovative technologies to make fashion more environmentally friendly. In line with this approach, the Spanish brand’s Berlin store was created with sustainability in mind: recycled and recyclable materials are used throughout the store and it also features green areas packed with verdant plants. In this setting you’ll find the brand’s autumn/winter 2019/20 collection, which spans vegan puffer jackets, knitwear made using recycled wool or cotton, and sneakers made from plastic bottles recovered from the ocean. grc Ecoalf, Alte Schönhauser Strasse 5, 10119 Berlin, +49 (0)30 2790 7727, ecoalf.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 35

Boss has partnered with Porsche on a menswear capsule collection for autumn/ winter 2019/20 with a campaign fronted by prize-winning racing driver Mark Webber.

The values and expertise of both German brands blend seamlessly in this collaborative project. Defining design features of Porsche’s cars have been adapted to the clothing and footwear in the collection. Shirts and trousers feature curved panels that echo those of a sportscar; the Porsche red appears in trims and discreet details throughout.

Highlights include a panelled leather jacket and streamlined suit, very much in keeping with the Boss aesthetic. grc Boss, Börsenstrasse 1, 60313 Frankfurt, +49 (0)69 2972 38590, hugoboss.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 39

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UP TO SPEED

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FREE SPIRIT Long known for bridging the gap between sport and fashion, skiwear brand Bogner continues to merge functionality and style in its high-performance Fire & Ice collection, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

This season’s special Fire & Ice Reloaded capsule collection, designed to mark the anniversary, takes inspiration from volcanic glaciers and the thrilling free-skiing experience these provide. Jackets and parkas, which feature bonded seams, 20k waterproof fabrics and other highly technical elements, are imbued with an urban look. Very much in tune with current trends, the key focus for women is on oversized puffer jackets, proof that this season more than ever, Bogner continues to bring style to the slopes. grc Bogner, Residenzstrasse 14-15, 80333 Munich, +49 (0)89 290 7040, bogner.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 36

A BAUHAUS CELEBRATION

PHOTOS: (TOP) ARTON SEFA; (BOTTOM) ATTILA HARTWIG/EMEISDEUBEL

Rosenthal’s TAC collection, named after Walter Gropius’s seminal architectural firm The Architects Collaborative, first saw the light of day in 1969 and went on to become an iconic collection of porcelain with a minimal aesthetic reminiscent of the Bauhaus movement. In light of the movement’s 100th anniversary in 2019, Rosenthal has created a limited-edition series of tableware. The new TAC Stripes 2.0 design (pictured) revisits Gropius’s original hand-drawn stripe motif and pairs it with references to the Rosenthal am Rothbühl porcelain factory. The mix-and-match pieces span plates, cups, teapots, milk jugs and more: these beautiful designs are a fitting homage to the Bauhaus movement and its founder. grc Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Königsallee 1-9, 40212 Düsseldorf, +49 (0)211 13910, rosenthal.de FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 44

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HORSE POWER The energy and nobility of the horse make it an enduring and effective motif in the world of fashion.

Ginger Rose Clark reports

Left: Coach autumn/winter 2019/20

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Horses conjure up a sense of power, energy and nobility

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orses have long been revered. As early as the Iron Age they were held in high regard. Winged horses appear in mythology across the world from the Greek Pegasus to the Chinese Tianma and, to this day, the horseshoe remains a symbol of luck in many countries. This longstanding fascination carries through to the fashion industry. Brand logos alone are evidence enough: from a horse in full gallop to variations on the horseshoe, equine-themed logos are common among fashion brands. The logo for Ralph Lauren’s Polo line depicts a horseback polo rider, mallet raised high, mid-swing; created in the 1950s, the Coach logo features a horse and carriage; the Aigner logo cleverly fuses the letter A with a horseshoe.

In other instances, equestrian influences have been used as design features in products that have gone on to gain iconic status. Gucci is one example. The Italian fashion house’s horsebit loafers, first introduced in 1953,

have become a signature product, revisited from one season to another. Dior’s Saddle bag has similarly become a cult piece. Originally introduced under the aegis of John Galliano when he was creative director of the brand, the bag, which takes its name from its saddle shape, has once again emerged as an ‘It’ bag in the past year. Dior has reinvented the Saddle bag in various guises, embroidered and embellished, in leather or canvas.

Hermès is also globally recognised for its equine-themed logo, a horse-drawn phaeton (light open carriage), based on a work by Alfred de Dreux, and its associations with horses run much deeper than the symbolic. Hermès began as a harness and bridle maker for the wealthy, before expanding into saddlery, with a clientele that included Napoleon III and Tsar Nicholas II. As cars began to overtake horses as a means of transport in the early 20th century, Emile-Maurice Hermès, grandson of founder Thierry Hermès, decided to turn his attention

Above (from left): Coach autumn/winter 2019/20; the classic and covetable Dior Saddle bag; Hermès stores often pay homage to the brand’s equine heritage

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to leather goods. Since then, Hermès has established its credentials as one of the world’s most prestigious luxury brands – and retains its ties with equestrian sports. It still creates state-of-the-art riding gear: master saddler Laurent Goblet, who retires this year after having worked some 40 years for the brand, has designed and created saddles used by some of the world’s best riders. The brand’s saddles, bridles and more are scrupulously made in its ateliers in France, drawing on savoir faire that has been handed down for decades. The Hermès connection to its heritage culminates in the annual Saut Hermès au Grand Palais, a prestigious showjumping competition.

Brands that don’t have fundamental equestrian links have also chosen the spirit and energy of the horse to shape their identity.

Longchamp, founded in 1948, was named after the famous Parisian Hippodrome de Longchamp racecourse that founder Jean Cassegrain used to walk past each day, which

also happened to be the site of a windmill.

Since Cassegrain is a French term for miller, Cassegrain drew a link between his name, the mill, the hippodrome and, by extension, the galloping horse, which was adopted as the brand’s logo and is now recognised worldwide as the Longchamp motif.

A couple of decades later, the Aigner brand was founded in Munich, in the 1960s period when the city was marked by a sense of freedom and energy, both perfectly encapsulated by the horse. Aigner’s logo was thus designed to resemble an upside-down horseshoe and the brand organised the Aigner Renntage, horse racing days which took place just outside of Munich. For autumn/winter 2019/20 the brand draws on this heritage: golden-hued hardware takes the form of a horse’s head on this season’s hero products.

Examples include the fastening mechanism for the Epona bag and the decorative chain attachments on the Grazia model.

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Above (clockwise from top): Longchamp’s logo features a racehorse; two versions of Aigner’s Epona bag; Escada coat, all autumn/winter 2019/20

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Escada, founded in 1978, can also credit a defining element of its identity to the world of horses. While photographing one of their first collections at a racetrack, founders Margaretha and Wolfgang Ley saw a racehorse named Escada: they were so inspired by its energy that they decided to name their brand after it. Recently appointed creative director Niall Sloan chose to revisit this defining moment last season, using it as a starting point for his debut collection for the brand.

Horses remain an integral part of the DNA of fashion houses with ties to the equestrian world, and it’s no surprise that the image of the horse has also been adopted much more widely. Reinventing and incorporating equestrian themes and symbols certainly makes for memorable motifs. While horses no longer play as prominent a part in daily life as they once did, these beautiful animals, loved around the world, still serve as a rich source of inspiration for brands. Horses still conjure up a sense of power, energy and nobility – strong, enduring values that continue to resonate Above (from top): Gucci bag featuring the equine-inspired linked G motif; the brand’s horsebit chain loafers

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GERMANY GUIDE

Global Blue’s guide ensures you make the most of your trip to Germany with a look at the country’s must-visit destinations, from a Michelinstarred Berlin restaurant to one of Munich’s top concept stores. Don’t miss the imposing neo-gothic Neues Rathaus town hall building in Munich (pictured). Start with SHOP’s recommendations before delving deeper with expert guidance from our well-travelled team. For further helpful hints and detailed city guides, check out globalblue.com/germany.

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MEISSEN ● AMPELMANN ● NAPAPIJRI ● IITALLA ● KPM ● LACOSTE ●

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THOMAS SABO Noted jewellery designer Thomas Sabo began his namesake label in 1984 with the vision of creating high-quality silver jewellery with an alternative edge. An ear cuff inspired by London punks gained widespread popularity in 1986 and the brand has since expanded into beauty, eyewear and watches. For autumn/winter 2019/20 colour is key, seen in a range of necklaces, bracelets and earrings designed with chunky stones in bold hues. Be sure to make your purchase personal with the engraving service available in the store. rre Thomas Sabo, Friedrichstrasse 180-184, 10117 Berlin, +49 (0)30 2045 4515, thomassabo.com

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Hugendubel Ludwig Beck Marc O’Polo Max Mara Nile Clothing René Lezard S Baumeister Schlüter Schreibmayr St Emile Tessilform

APROPOS THE CONCEPT STORE One of Germany’s most eclectic designer concept stores, Apropos gathers top luxury labels from around the world, offering big names such as Gucci, Off-White and Burberry.

Seasonal ready-to-wear collections sit alongside a carefully curated selection of beauty, interior and lifestyle pieces. Those with an eye for shoes will appreciate Alexander McQueen sneakers and Christian Louboutin heels, and men seeking tailoring will be delighted with the Apropos suit selection in the Munich store. rre Apropos The Concept Store, Promenadeplatz 12, 80333 Munich, +49 (0)89 2429 2141, apropos-store.com FOR MAP GO TO PAGE 44 Global Blue Retailer

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Football fans should head to the FC Bayern Munich store, where the 2019/20 kit is available to buy. The team’s ground, the Allianz Arena, is represented in the home kit, and features a honeycomb pattern alluding to the ground’s architecture. If you’re lucky enough to watch a match, accessories are available to show your support. rre The Official FC Bayern Stores, Neuhauser Strasse 2, 80331 Munich, +49 (0)89 6993 1666, fcbayern.com Department Store

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When world-leading travel brand Samsonite partners with Italian fashion and lifestyle giant Diesel, expect nothing short of sleek, eyecatching practicality. Casing blends from opaque black to cheeky transparent with lime green mesh lining, so the look of this new luggage collection is unique. From laptop bags to XL suitcases, every need is covered – and cabin-size items have an integrated USB port, allowing you to charge devices on the go. fm Diesel, Rathenauplatz 1-3, 60313 Frankfurt, +49 (0)69 9288 3160, diesel.com Global Blue Retailer

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Made using Wellendorff’s own sophisticated goldsmithing technique that claims to render the metal as soft and delicate as silk, the Brilliance of the Sun Temptation necklace is as brilliant as its name suggests.

The 18-carat gold rope, a pinnacle of German craftsmanship, is bevelled so it glistens in sunshine. A diamond-studded rondel with a hand-enamelled red heart at its centre can be moved to transform the necklace from a long chain to a choker. A timeless piece that can be worn day or night, this investment necklace is sure to become your own personal heirloom. fm Wellendorff, Goethestrasse 4, 60313 Frankfurt, +49 (0)69 9203 8020, wellendorff.com

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Marlies Möller Moleskine Pandora Philipp Plein Saturn Schnitzler Siemens Juwelen Spinning Jewelry Steiff Truffleroom Totty & Co. Yellow Korner

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● SALAMANDER XXL OVERSIZEMENSWEAR ● ● BONITA

● SCHUHMARKT KLAUSER

● JACK WOLFSKIN ● TK MAXX

TASCHENKAUFHAUS If you are in the market for a new bag, then Taschenkaufhaus is a must. The name translates into English as bag store, and the shop stocks bags in all forms, from ladies’ shoppers and saddlebags to backpacks and luggage. Find hero pieces from luggage labels such as Samsonite and Tumi, as well as fashion-forward styles from Michael Kors and Liebeskind Berlin. Should you be into Scandinavian design, we recommend Fjällräven and Sandqvist, which offer practical and stylish backpacks. rre Taschenkaufhaus, Prager Strasse 4, 01069 Dresden, +49 (0)351 7966 4784, taschenkaufhaus.de Global Blue Retailer Featured In This Issue

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Cologne Bonn Airport Kirschner bookstore, terminal 1 B/C, departures, airside, and terminal 2 D, departures, landside Downtown Cologne Galeria Kaufhof, Hohe Strasse 41-53

Dresden

Dresden Airport Lufthansa service counter near customs Downtown Dresden Altmarkt-Galerie, Webergasse 1

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Düsseldorf Airport Change Group, seven locations – for items in check-in luggage, departures, hall B, near counter 192 Downtown Düsseldorf Service centre, first floor, Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Königsallee 1-9 Apropos, Benrather Strasse 15 (for VIP refunds of €500 upwards)

Frankfurt

Frankfurt Airport Terminal 1, level 2, hall B, landside, counter 643-646 Terminal 1, level 2, hall B, airside, behind passport control, near gate B41 Terminal 1, level 3, hall Z, airside Terminal 2, level 2, hall D, landside Terminal 2, level 3, hall D, airside Downtown Frankfurt Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Zeil 116-126, basement Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Zeil 90, fourth floor

Hamburg

Hamburg Airport Global Blue, terminal 2, departures, airside pier at Gate A19 Downtown Hamburg Alsterhaus, Jungfernstieg 16-20, basement

Hanover

Hanover Airport Terminal B, opposite customs in airport service area

Konstanz

Reisebank AG, Bahnhofplatz 43

Leipzig

Airport Leipzig/Halle ASL service counter, passage between central terminal and terminal B

Metzingen Outlet City

Reisebank AG, Reutlinger Strasse 58

Munich

Munich Airport: Terminal 1, departures, level 4 Terminal 2, departures, level 4 Terminal 2, transit, level 5 Downtown Munich Global Blue Lounge, Maximilianstrasse 30 Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Kaufingerstrasse 1-5 Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Bahnhofplatz 7, third floor Oberpollinger, Neuhauserstrasse 18, fourth floor

Stuttgart

Stuttgart Airport Reisebank AG, terminal 1, arrivals Reisebank AG, terminal 3, departures Downtown Stuttgart Galeria Karstadt Kaufhof, Königstrasse 6

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Barcelona Passeig de Gràcia, 78

Munich Maximilianstraße 30, 80539

Florence Piazza della Repubblica 6, 50123

Paris 4 rue Cambon, 75001

London 18-19 Albemarle St, W1S 4BB

Rome Piazza di Spagna 29, 00187

Madrid Calle de Claudio Coello 83, 28001

Venice Piscina S. Moise, 30124

Milan Via Santo Spirito 5, 20121

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