If the fashion shopping mall Lumine is a must-visit pit stop for you whenever you’re in Japan, then here’s some fantastic news – on August 27, Lumine will launch their very first global flagship store in Raffles City Singapore.
Lumine is a prominent Japanese retail chain with department stores and shopping centres linked to major stations around Tokyo, featuring a range of fashion, lifestyle, and dining options. In 2017, they launched their first ever international store in Singapore at Central, Clarke Quay, which will soon be closing permanently. The 2017 opening was followed by a second location in Jakarta in 2018. Lumine’s upcoming store at Raffles City Singapore will serve as their first regional global flagship with the region.
This store’s opening campaign will embody the theme ‘Me Forward’ – one that hopes to inspire visitors to explore and embrace themselves with the help of Lumine’s offerings. Spanning 7,000 square feet, their first flagship at Raffles City will offer some of Japan’s finest fashion and lifestyle brands such as Beams, United Arrows, Tomorrowland, Fray I.D, Snidel, Le Talon, and more. The store will be separated into different sections: women, men, culture and lifestyle. What’s more, renowned brands Beams, United Arrows, and Tomorrowland will each have their own dedicated shop-in-shop spaces within the Lumine store.
Apart from bringing famed Japanese fashion brands into our shores, Lumine Singapore will also collaborate with different Japanese prefectures, local brands, and creators, to bring their unique crafts into Singapore. To kick things off, their first collaboration features a partnership with Fukui Prefecture, showcasing a curated selection of Fukui products and crafts.
Beloved coffee brand Blue Bottle Coffee will also debut its first Southeast Asian store with a gift shop and exhibition at Lumine Singapore on August 27. Shoppers can explore a range of merchandise, including drinkware and accessories, as well as Craft Instant Espresso.
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