As the sun peeks out from hibernation, we welcome you to the Spring/Summer 2023 issue of The MartinPatrick 3 Standard. With the changing of the seasons comes a new wave of inspiration and creativity, and we are excited to bring you the latest trends and styles from classic to contemporary.
This issue, we’re diving deeper into the ease of Italian luxury with Eleventy’s Co-Founder and Creative Director, Marco Baldassari. We are examining what it really means to style for the seasons, from the slopes to the Kentucky Derby, with Four Seasons Minneapolis. Plus, get an exclusive look inside our newest venture - the expansion of MartinPatrick 3— more on page 24.
We hope this issue inspires you to embrace the spirit of the season and experiment with your personal style. Whether you’re
Editor:
Tony Serino, Director of Marketing MP3
Photography: Joe Dammel
looking for style tips, a report on happenings around town, or a conversation with some of our finest designers, The MP3 Standard has you covered. As always, we hope to continue redefining the shopping experience with a welcoming environment that introduces each guest to an immersive world of lifestyle, design, luxury goods, and whimsy.
We hope you have as much fun reading this edition of The MP3 Standard as we did in creating it. We look forward to seeing you soon, whether at our next event or out and about in the North Loop.
Kindly,
Dana & Greg MartinPatrick3 Co-FoundersCreative Direction: Mollie Windmiller, LAB MPLS
Writer: Emma Geary, LAB MPLS
Art Direction and Design: Victoria Tinjum, LAB MPLS
Artist: Anna Schwartz
At MartinPatrick 3, we believe shopping is best experienced with a cocktail in hand and the latest styles at your fingertips. Through deep relationships with some of the world’s top designers, we are lucky to welcome dozens of luxury brands to our store every year to preview their collections and give our clients the first chance to shape their wardrobe with these made-to-order pieces.
To share more about MartinPatrick 3’s trunk shows and made-to-measure services, we caught up with sales expert and go-to guy for all things made-to-measure, Robert Elder.
“Trunk shows have a long, storied history in the world of fashion, dating back to the early 19th century” Robert shares. “Traveling salesmen visited cities with a trunk full of samples as a way for customers to purchase the latest without having to travel to larger cities, and back in the 1960’s, they were truly an experience. In the last 20 years, they lost their ‘cool factor,’ as fast fashion and mass-produced clothing became the norm, but at MP3, we are channeling the original creativity and care that went into a trunk show experience.”
of the pieces are made custom just for you. From colors to fabr ics to exact measurements, you can build your wardrobe with investment pieces that are truly meant for you.”
Not only do trunk shows help customers build a relationship with the designer, but it helps the MP3 team get to know their client’s preferences. Robert explains how for example, “If I have a client that I know is looking for a quality fall jacket, I’ll make sure the designer includes one in the line th ey send so we can review the pieces together. It’s far more enjoyable to try these pieces in a 1:1 setting with the client from the comfort of our own space. It’s then made exactly for their body and delivered to their door.”
So, why shop at a trunk show instead of on your own? There’s more to discover than you’d expect.
“One of the reasons I always recommend visiting a trunk show is because not only are you previewing a designer’s collection before it’s available to the public, but many
A trunk show at MartinPatrick 3 is an elevated experience indeed. Next time you see a designer visiting our store that piques your int erest, be sure to join us by RSVP-ing. Sip a cocktail at our opening party whi le you explore the collection, and in a few magic months, a made-for-you piece will arrive at your door, just in time for the season.
To learn more about our upcoming trunk shows and be the first to know about our exclusive shopping events, sign up for our emails at martinpatrick3.com
“From colors to fabrics to exact measurements, you can build your wardrobe with investment pieces that are truly meant for you.”
The Loupe offers the finest selection of luxury jewelry in the Twin Cities, featuring thoughtfully purveyed pieces and a shopping experience that is curated with an exquisite level of detail. In addition to curating a collection from designers across the world, The Loupe is proud to showcase one of the industry’s finest American designers in our space, carrying both their cornerstone pieces and a selection of timeless lifestyle pieces. Meet Hoorsenbuhs, established in 2005.
This summer, we are delighted to give our clients an exclusive look at the latest from Hoorsenbuhs ranging from lifestyle accessories to the newest line of jewelry. Our Hoorsenbuhs Summer Trunk Event will be hosted in our store on June 8-10. Indulge in the iconic fine jewelry collection, along with an exquisite selection of accessories, including eyewear, beach towels, and totes. Join us for a unique showcase of unparalleled craftsmanship and style.
When it comes to fine jewelry, few brands can match the legacy,
craftsmanship, and individuality of Hoorsenbuhs. Founded in 2005 by Robert Keith, Hoorsenbuhs has quickly become a leading name in the world of luxury jewelry, known for its bold designs, exquisite materials, and unparalleled attention to detail.
Since its inception, Hoorsenbuhs has been creating weighty, unisex pieces sported by everyone from Sir Elton John to Rihanna to Jay-Z, who created a custom holiday collection with the brand in 2013 in partnership with Barney’s New York.
The tri-link chain motif that is signature to the brand is inspired by the anchor of a 16th-century ship captained by Keith’s ancestor. The brand is world-renowned for creating pieces that represent strength, quality, and continuous opulence. This unbreakable motif can be found in every piece, representing longevity and designed with the intention to become your next modern heirloom, treasured for generations to come.
While the tri-link design is their most recognizable, Hoorsenbuhs has expanded its high level of craftsmanship and timeless designs to create lifestyle pieces with a rockand-roll edge that are designed to truly be lived in. With leisure and travel in mind, the brand has become a quiet force in the fashion industry by reimagining staple pieces. In every design,Hoorsenbuhs defies trends and ensures you’ll have a go-to for years to come.
Join us June 8-10 for the opportunity to meet with a Hoorsenbuhs ambassador and shop a variety of unique pieces available only for a limited time. For more details, visit theloupempls.com
“With leisure and travel in mind, the brand has become a quiet force in the fashion industry by reimagining staple pieces.”
“ In any collection, my inspiration always begins with the color palette. It’s such an important part of our value of ‘smart luxury’ and creating collections of pieces that work effortlessly together.” Marco Baldassari begins, as he shares the origins of Eleventy’s SS23 Collection, inspired by one of Baldassari’s favorite escapes — the island of Procida. The Italian escape was recently named Italy’s Capital of Culture in 2022, and remains a favorite among locals for its quiet beaches and colorful hillsides dotted with pastel homes.
“I am so inspired by the landscape, the sand, and the sea, all of which made its way into the palette for this collection. I wanted to pay homage to the nature of the island, which is why we leaned into every element in both the collection and campaign photos. Procida is loved by locals, and we wanted to showcase places in Italy that are beyond the common hotspots of Capri and Postino. We kept the shoot simple, honoring the natural elements of the island, just as we did in the color palette and materials for this collection.”
We meet with Marco Baldassari on a spring afternoon as he steps away from the bustle of Eleventy’s Milano headquarters. Their team is preparing for the opening of their new flagship store in Milan, which is a homecoming all its own. As the Creative Director and Founder of Eleventy, Marco Baldassari brings his own unique vision
BY EMMA GEARY
Photography & Videography by Eleventy Milano and Marco Baldassari
and style to the brand, which was founded in 2007. With a background in finance, his business acumen, combined with his deep knowledge of Italian tailoring, has been instrumental in the success of this quicklygrowing luxury brand.
As you’d expect for an Italian, Marco is warm, welcoming, and passionate about his work. He shares about the SS23 campaign as if he’s telling a story to an old friend, which embodies the same warmth and approachability he aims for in the brand. Under his guidance, Eleventy has become known for its emphasis on “smart luxury,” refined aesthetic, and ability to blend classic elegance with contemporary sensibilities.
Baldassari’s commitment to excellence and attention to detail can be seen in every aspect of the brand, from its designs to its production processes, making Eleventy a true embodiment of Italian craftsmanship and style. There is no better example of Baldassari’s creative commitment to the brand than his vision coming to life in the SS23 campaign, shot on location in the breathtaking Procida, Italy.
Every detail of the campaign was executed by Baldassari, who was incredibly hands-on in ensuring that every piece was represented as he imagined.
“There were local fishermen on the beaches as we shot, and we traveled to our locations at 4am to ensure we could shoot in the perfect morning light of the sunrise. I chose a vintage car for some of the shots to allude to what would have been driven on the island, giving the campaign a classic, chic feel. It is all part of telling the story not onl y of this collection, but of Eleventy as a whole.”
When asked what’s next for the brand, Baldassari smiles. He plans to continue doing what they’re doing - creating comfortable, versatile pieces for men that are truly designed for living. They continue to open boutiques across the world, including their newest flagship space in Milan. He also added, “We wouldn’t be where we are without partners like MartinPatrick 3. They have believed in our brand from the start, and visiting MartinPatrick 3 was one of the first trips I took to the US for the brand. I have always loved the concept of the store, and rely on their team to share important insights with us about what our customers are looking for and who they are, and for that we are eternally grateful.”
FROM SNOWY EVENINGS TO SUNNY AFTERNOONS, FOUR SEASONS MINNEAPOLIS IS HERE FOR CELEBRATIONS YEAR-ROUND.
When Four Seasons Minneapolis first opened last June as the first five-star accommodation in Minnesota, we knew it was a relationship that would only grow with time. As our neighbor in bringing luxury, excitement, and adventure back to downtown Minneapolis, we’ve dreamed up countless ways to bring the party to their gorgeous Riva Terrace. Complete with heated mini-chalets in the winter and poolside lounging all summer long, there is fun to be had no matter the weather Minnesota brings at Four Seasons Minneapolis.
Skip the slopes, let’s apres ski! This winter, MartinPatrick 3 and Four Seasons Minneapolis celebrated the opening of the Nordic Village on the Riva Terrace rooftop, featuring stunning views of the city and an electric atmosphere. With a curling lane, fires crackling, a smores bar, and a DJ spinning tunes, it was the perfect combination of luxury and style. We welcomed one of our favorite outerwear brands, Mackage, to the party, who showed guests how to elevate their outerwear with the perfect balance of fashion and protection. With private heated cabins and world-class dining experiences inside, Nordic Village was a hit all winter long for visitors and locals alike, and we were honored to help kick off the season.
Photography by Joe Dammel
The Kentucky Derby is not only a thrilling spectator sport, but the perfect place to let your fashionable flag fly. At MartinPatrick 3, we’re always dressed for the occasion, finding a balance between polished sophistication and playful comfort. It’s all part of the fun when you’re selecting what to don for the derby.
In preparation for our May 6th Kentucky Derby fundraiser for Childrens’ Hospital Association, we created a style guide to help every attendee arrive in style. We couldn’t think of a better backdrop for our photo shoot than in the swanky, moody lounge of Four Seasons Minneapolis.
Warmhouse Story embodies what we strive for in a host. Warm, gracious, and always revolutionizing ways to make the guest experience highly personalized. Jason Berke created Warmhouse Story in 2021 with the intention of bringing his maximalist vision to life by hosting warmly, living beautifully, and creating unforgettable moments.
This Hanukkah season, we honored the cultural heritage of our Jewish community and create a unique workshop to explore the many ways to bring delight and detail to a traditional menorah.
“The inspiration for this event came from my love for the numbe r eight as it relates to Hanukkah—I often create “Eight Days, Eight Ways” on my social media to show the many ways to celebrate.” shares Jason.
In this workshop, guests brought their favorite menorah from home, and worked with bud vases and dried florals to style arrangements that could be used in a variety of different ways through all eight days of celebration to keep their celebration exciting and fresh.
“To have all of these people who didn’t know each other under the same roof, creating and connecting over their cultural heritage and the Hanukkah season was truly beautiful.”
Bringing his design elements to life in our space was a natural partnership, especially for a season centered around connection and care.
“This event is one of many in MartinPatrick 3’s collaborative nature, and Jason shares how, “it’s so wonderful to partner with someone who is so open to working with a creative who is coming
up with ideas that are far from the norm. When you’re such a signature destination for shopping in the Twin Cities, to be able to honor and show all kinds of different cultures and diversity is so important.”
Want to host a Warmhouse Story workshop of your own? Jason is a master of design and always ready for a challenge. Visit warmhousestory.com to host a private workshop, follow at @warmhousestory for his latest work. Plus, catch his dream-like visions at the Minneapolis Institute of Art as the resident Atmospherist in the upcoming MIA After Dark event series.
Life as an MP3 pup is anything but ruff. As dog lovers, we designed our space to be dog-friendly and ensure your furry companion will always be treated with the same level of care and attention that we give to our customers. Meet one of the cutest customers we’ve had in the sh op over the last few months.
This is Mack, better known on Instagram as @mack.in.minneapolis! Mack is one of our favorite store pups who loves a good shopping trip and walks through the North Loop. When he’s not shopping with his owner, he spends time at InVision North Loop among the luxury designer eyewear.
We want to hear from you! Send us a photo of your pet in the store for a chance to be included in the next issue of The MP3 Standard.
The doors are locked, the lights are low, and our models are on the loose. It’s a dream you’ll never want to wake up from with these wardrobe wonders. We’ll be shopping until the sun comes up.
As our in-house jeweler, The Loupe has timeless pieces that add a touch of glam to the next piece in your collection of heirlooms.
Devon is wearing a dress by Adam Lippes and jewelry by The Loupe. Connor’s blazer is by Etro, and jeans by Monfrere.
Maria is in La DoubleJ.
Jewelry by The Loupe.
Katrina wears a dress by Brunello Cucinelli, Devon is in Plan C, and Bill is styled in Eleventy Milano. Jewelry by The Loupe.
The Little Black Dress just got an upgrade. No matter the occasion, we’ve got you covered.
With coffee table books and stationery galore, treat your inner bibliophile to a gift from our very own library of curated reads.
All models wear Eleventy Milano for Spring. Jewelry by The Loupe.
Maria and Devon wear dresses by Dries Van Noten. Katrina wears La DoubleJ. Jewelry by The Loupe.
Robb’s outfit is by Zegna and Maria wears a dress by Brunello Cucinelli. All jewelry by The Loupe.
All Dries Van Noten.
Add a dose of color to any wardrobe with the help of our master team of stylists and an outfit that will dance all night long.
There is nothing quite like a Minnesota summer. Lake days and golden hour dinners are just sweet enough to keep us here through even the chilliest January. Dive into the season with colorful swimwear from Orlebar Brown and Tod’s loafers that transition effortlessly from meetings to dockside cocktails.
Orlebar Brown
Crafthouse by Fortessa
Tod’s
TRVDON Medie
Proenza Schouler ETRO
Swim Shorts and Shirt in Flight of Fantasy
The Smoking Box
Perfume
Metallic Knit Dress in Champagne
Stripe Cape in Beige Multi
Pantofola Suede Loafer
Drew knows the lakes like the back of his hand. Along with his team, Drew Hueler Real Estate offers rare insights into positioning homes within this niche market and specializes in lake, luxury and income-producing properties. With a client base that includes entrepreneurs, business owners and investors across Lake Minnetonka and the surrounding suburbs, he’s always looking for fresh pieces to look his best, no matter where his day may take him. We sat down with Drew to learn more about what he’s loving this season at MP3.
MP3: What is your favorite thing you’ve ever purchased from MP3 and why?
DREW: My Brunello cashmere herringbone jacket. I get so many compliments on it. I also get compliments on all of the furniture I have purchased.
MP3: How long have you been a Client at MP3?
DREW: I have been shopping at MP3 since opening and it is the only place I enjoy shopping in Minnesota.
MP3: Do you have a favorite sales associate at MP3?
DREW: Hoss is the boss!
MP3: Besides the products carried at the store, what do you enjoy about shopping at MP3?
DREW: I like going into the store and seeing familiar faces. e sta remembers your name. ey are all professional, polite and people who are worth getting to know.
MP3: Do you have a favorite fashion brand from the collections carried at Martin Patrick 3? Why?
DREW: Brunello, Isaia and Zegna are my favorites because they are all high quality brands and part of the diverse selection at MP3.
MP3: If you’ve attended any of our events, what was your favorite event?
DREW: MP3’s events are always worthwhile. It is great meeting other interesting and successful people in the community.
With north-facing windows and views of the Mississippi river, this historic loft is filled with natural light and spacious lounge areas throughout to watch as the seasons change over one of the most iconic views in Minneapolis. From its early days as a warehouse and later a hotel, this unit was packed with history, the client excited to add a modern take to the space, creating the perfect balance of history and design.
We had the opportunity to learn more about the project from Greg Walsh, Proprietor and Senior Interior Designer, who has been specializing in architectural detailing and design for over 35 years. Greg shares his favorite unique elements of the space, as well as the process behind maintaining the historical charm.
The client bought the raw unit that was filled with history, and wanted to preserve that but also create a modern, luxurious home. The space originally used to be a hotel back in the 1980’s, and was converted into condos in the 2000’s. They combined two of the units to create one, and the client wanted to give the space the feel of air and light. We took inspiration from places the client had traveled, which is why the solarium is such a unique key space in the home. It was inspired by her time in Europe, and is definitely my favorite part of the project. We worked together to create a space with curves inspired by the Stone Arch Bridge, and the upper part and roundels are a balance of the client’s love for color while balancing them architecturally with the solarium as a whole. With so much natural light, it shows off the detail and design of these custom roundel pieces.
BY EMMA GEARYA big part of it is the whole design team—working with the architects and builders to create a space that fits the client’s needs for art, while also balancing the historic warehouse feel with modern design. Working with the raw space and the many columns—which was quite a dance in an open concept home.
We created a kitchen and butler’s pantry to keep parts of the dining space hidden, and the office can be closed off to create a more separate space when needed. The bedrooms can be closed off as well so that the common living spaces
can feel clean and modern, even while allowing privacy in the rest of the house. Our goal was also to maximize storage in every space, from the kitchen to the master closet to the butler’s pantry.
While the space feels full of light and windows, the windows are actually very small and narrow because it used to be a warehouse. Part of what makes them feel bigger than they are is the open concept—you can see almost every window in the space from anywhere.
WHAT ARE SOME OF THE UNIQUE FEATURES OR MATERIALS THAT WERE USED IN THIS PROJECT, AND WHAT WAS THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THOSE?
We wanted to have a strong balance between the historic elements of the building with the new elements of design the client was looking for. The ceilings and floors were all new, but made to look like reclaimed materials to keep that historic feeling alive. The columns were made of steel, and wherever they were left exposed, it gave it a more raw, industrial feel. The solarium glass and roundels were also made to look vintage. They were created locally by Hennepin Made to have a historic edge. The floor in the solarium was designed to feel like an old English ceramic tile with an almost Moroccan feel. We were always working to create a balance between old and new, vintage and modern, and so these materials were a great way to create newness in the space while still giving it that historic feel.
The biggest challenge was definitely the columns throughout the space, and the team at Peterssen Keller Anderson Architecture were true masterminds at dancing around them and making everything feel intentional. There are some that are buried, some exposed, some right in the middle of the space, so it was fun to play with the function of each one. At the end of the day, it really helped to create that charming effect of truly feeling like you’re in an old warehouse space.
I think it’s that blend of modern, historical, and personal elements that pulled together to allow the space to not feel overdecorated or overplanned, but instead evolutionary and curated. There is a real sense of the client—if you spent just a half hour with them, you’d be able to tell right away that this is their space. While I believe in leaning into the historical parts of the building, I think it’s also important to incorporate your personal history into a home, as well.
To learn more about our interior design services, visit MARTINPATRICK3.COM INTERIORS.
When our team isn’t outfitting our clients in the finest designer wear or detailing the interiors of their dream home, we love to kick back and relax at these favorite local spots.
Martin Patrick 3 Founder, Greg Walsh, says you can’t go wrong with the Beef Bourguignon from Chloe’s, Chef Vincent Francoual’s new restaurant Chloe by Vincent. Located inside The Canopy by Hilton, this dish is sure fire way to end your night on a high note!
chloebyvincent.com
Stop by and tell them Todd sent you! Anyone who knows MP3, knows Todd. And anybody who knows Todd, knows JD Hoyt’s. A couple of insider tips from Todd himself: make sure you request to be seated in the upper deck and order the Wedge Salad, and tell your server you’ll have it Todd’s Way. You’ll never go back! jdhoyts.com
In the mood for sushi and some fun? Jill swears by the sushi & seaweed salad at Billy’s Sushi. Follow it up with the Double D or B.A.D. and Boujee signature rolls for the perfect meal. Speaking of B.A.D.—head downstairs to Billy’s After Dark after dinner for good vibes and amazing cocktails. billysushi.net
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Adam Lippes
Aesop
AG Jeans
AGOLDE
Akris
Alden
Alex Mill
Alighieri
Aliita
Altaia
Altea
American Leather
Anderson
Anonymous Ism
Art Addiction
Arteriors
Assouline
Authentic Models
Aveda
Baccarat
Baum Und Pferdgarten
Baxter of California
Bea Bongiasca
Beads by Hoss
Bellroy
Belstaff
Bernadette
Billy Reid
Blaze Milano
BLNCD
Bode
Bodrum
Boglioli
Bonobos
Bosca
Brackish Bowties
Brodie Cashmere
Brunello Cucinelli
Pizza + dessert = a perfect evening. Especially if the pizza in question is being made by award winning Chef Ann Kim. Our Visual Merchandising Lead, Michael, swears by the Margarita Pizza at Young Joni, followed by the soft serve with olive oil and sea salt for dessert. Also, don’t skip any of the Ssams. youngjoni.com
Love a dirty martini? So does our CEO, Dana. Where is his favorite Dirty Martini? P.S. Steak of course. And while any of the restaurant’s dining areas are eye candy for its patrons, Dana encourages you to book a seat in the back dining room if you can. It’s intimate and welcoming, the perfect spot to break bread with your favorite people. psmpls.com
Precious stones aren’t her only passion. California native Laura, who manages The Loupe, yearns for the tasty goodness of Sooki and Mimi’s Mushroom Birria Tacos. Even if you think you hate mushrooms, these tacos will change your mind. Wash them down with a margarita and you’re golden. Never question a Cali girl about Mexican food. sookiandmimi.com
Shoreditch Ski Club
John Varvatos Jewelry
Johnston & Murphy Collection
Johnston’s of Elgin
Jonas Studio
Jonathon Adler
Joseph Knoll Studio
Kobo
Koncept Lighting
ON
Onno
Ordean
Oribe
Orlebar Brown
Orto Parisi
Outpost Original
Pal Zileri
Pamela Love
Pantherella
Bumble & Bumble
Byredo
C.O.F.
Canali
Cara Cara
Caswell Massey
Christofle
Cire Trudon
Cisco Brothers
Citizens of Humanity
Closed
Co
Coal Headwear
Cobra Art
Codarus
Common Projects
CR Laine
Creed
Cyan Design
D.V. Kap Home
Daleno
Daniele Fiesoli
DiBianco
Diemme
Dion 1967
Diptyque
Dries Van Noten
Druthers
DS Durga
Dusan
Edie Parker
Edward Armah
Edwin Jagger
Eichholtz
Eight & Bob
Eleventy
Elk
Esquivel
Estelle Clored Glass
Etro
Evolg
EyeBobs
Fabulous Furs
Faribault Woolen Mills
Floraiku
Fortessa
Four Hands
FPM Milano
Frame
Ganni
Gbriela Hearst
Global Views
Godinger
GoGo Sweaters
Golden Goose
Greyson
Handvaerk
Happy Socks
Harden Cashmere
Hari Mari
Hart Schaffner Marx
Hartford
Herno
Hestra
Hickey Freeman
Houseplant
Initio
Interlude
Isabel Marant
Isaia
Jack Black
Jaipur
Janavi India
Jennifer Fisher
John Elliott
John Richard Collection
John Smedley
John Varvatos
L’Objet
La DoubleJ Lee Industries
Left Bank Art
Ligne Roset
Lingua Franca
Lisa Yang
Lite Year
Lizzie Fortunato
Lucie Kaas
Mackage
Madeworn
Maison Francis Kurkdijan
Maison Margiela
Malin + Goetz
Marcoliani
Maria Cher
Marvis
Mason Pearson
Masons
Matias Denim
Miansai
Missoni Home
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams
Monadic
Monfrere
Moore & Giles
Munthe
Nasomatto
New Gate
Nick Fouquet - Coming Soon
NN07
Noir
Norwegian Wool
Nude Glass
Nuevo
Numeric Press LTD
Oliver Peoples
Oly
Pastori
Paul Smith
Pendleton
Peruvian Trading Co.
Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini
Pig & Hen
PKG
Plan C
Proenza Schouler
Proraso
PT01
Rachel Comey
Raen Optics
Rag & Bone
Rains
Raleigh Denim Workshop
Ralph Lauren Purple Label
Randolph Engineering
Rani Arabella
Red Jacket
Red Wing
Reigning Champ
Rhone
Rodd & Gunn
Rosetta Getty
Rosie Assoulin
RRL
Rustico
Ryan Studio
S.M.N. Studio
Sablyn
Saint Louis
Santa Maria Novella
Saxx Underwear
Scotch & Soda
Secrid
Seletti
Sensorius co.
Skultuna
Soicher Marin
Sonder Living
Spivey
Stance
Stefano Ricci
Stenstroms
Stetson
Still Here
Stone Island
Sunspel
Surya
Sydney Hale Co.
Taschen
Tateossian
Thameen
The Elder Statesman
Theory
To Boot New York
Tods
Torino Leather
Toteme
Tozai Home
Troubadour
Ulla Johnson
Unum
Upstate Stock
US Blanks
Uttermost
Veja
Vilhelm Parfumerie
Vince
Vista Alegre
Visual Comfort & Co
Vuarnet
Wallace Sewell
Wandler
Wendover Art Group
Wiebke
Wigens
Wolf & Shepherd
Wolt Designs
Woodbridge
Worth & Worth
ZEGNA
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MartinPatrick 3, there’s always a reason to celebrate.Photography by Joe Dammel
The North Loop is RED HOT as ever with new projects and businesses popping up every day. Read some of the highlights below.
This summer, we are so excited to welcome clients into the newest expansion of our space. These renovations include an updated, state-of-the-art tailoring studio, as well as over 3k square feet of retail space for our women’s department & an all new VIP Lounge and event space off our historic alleyway.
It’s about time we get another delectable neighborhood hotspot on our street! Daniel del Prado and Ryan Burnet have teamed up to buy the building at First Street and Second Avenue. If the new restaurant is anything like Martina, Colita, or Macanda, we are in for a culinary treat. The unnamed restaurant is slated to open in summer 2023.
The beloved coastal boutique hotel is making it’s first Midwest appearance this summer on 1st Street and 2nd Avenue. Salt Hotels will be adding The West Hotel to its collection of luxury stays, and we are counting the days until we can visit ourselves. The West will house 123 luxe guest rooms, leased retail outlets, a fireside lounge, library, a stone cellar cocktail bar and rooftop bar, communal work spaces, and a new restaurant by James Beard award-winning chef Tim McKee.
