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Style News: Melbourne Warehouse Sales, Online Sales & Store Openings
Stay across Melbourne’s biggest warehouse sales, fresh store openings, limited-time pop-ups and the latest online deals. We’ve rounded up the style news, launches and must-shop moments worth knowing about this week.
Melbourne is the most stylish city of them all, and no, we’re not totally biased… maybe a little. Regardless, there are an endless amount of cool new brands, warehouse sales, and pop-up events to help fuel our wardrobes and keep them looking fresh at all times – and at a discounted price.
So gear up and get your wallets ready to do some spending, because we’ve rounded up all of the hottest style news, Melbourne warehouse sales and online sales, as well as new store openings that as a fashion enthusiast, you need to be across. Happy shopping!
ASICS SportStyle Opens A Five-Day Melbourne Culture Club
ASICS SportStyle’s Exhibition Street pop-up is back, operating less like a sneaker store and more like a five-day creative clubhouse. Alongside first access to the upcoming Crafts For Minds project with Perks and Mini, visitors can shop exclusive styles, settle into the Japanese listening bar-inspired cafe and move through a rotating program of food, sound, art and hands-on workshops.
Friday pairs Everyday Coffee with made-to-order hand rolls from Norimaki, bespoke typewritten poems by Kimberley Wenya and bookable sneaker-care sessions with The Sneaker Laundry.
Saturday begins with somatic movement before INBTWN takes over the cafe with ceremonial-grade matcha. Candy Ng will turn guests into hand-drawn street-style sketches, Felices Bambi takes over the decks from 3pm, and Junko Azukawa leads a traditional Goshuin workshop using exclusive ASICS SportStyle stamps.
Sunday closes with Everyday Coffee, loaded cookies from Bake Stand and bookable clay workshops with Amfora Studio, where guests can create a ceramic piece using ASICS-inspired stamps and textures.
When: Until Sunday 9 August 2026; Thursday–Saturday, 10am–6pm; Sunday, 10am–4pm
Where: 264 Exhibition Street, Melbourne
Cost: Free; bookings required for selected workshops.
Nothing Tops $130 At Assembly Label’s Fitzroy Warehouse Sale
Assembly Label has taken over its Smith Street Surplus store for four days of seriously reduced minimalist wardrobe staples, with every piece capped at $130. The warehouse sale is strictly in-person and stock is available only while it lasts, so this is not the weekend to arrive fashionably late. All purchases are final, although gift cards and existing store credits can be used.
Thursday 6 and Friday 7 August, 10am–6.30pm; Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 August, 9am–5.30pm
Assembly Label Smith St Surplus, 2/393 Smith Street, Fitzroy
BIRKENSTOCK Opens an Archive-Filled Second Address in Carlton
Melbourne’s BIRKENSTOCK devotees have a new place to go hunting. The German footwear house has opened BIRKENSTOCK at The Studio in Carlton, a shape-shifting retail space located within the same precinct as its flagship, BIRKENSTOCK at The Malt Store.
For its first incarnation, the modular studio launches as an Archive Outlet, bringing together more than 300 pairs of past-season footwear, one-off samples and rare styles dating back five years. Some have never previously reached Australian shores, offering a fascinating look through the brand’s recent design history — and a serious chance of finding a pair you missed the first time around.
The dark industrial interior is grounded by timber floors, an oversized anatomical footbed sculpture and a floor-to-ceiling birch forest installation referencing the brand’s German origins. Later, the space will transform for new product drops, customisation workshops, creative partnerships and exclusive shopping events.
BIRKENSTOCK at The Studio, Shop 1, 555 Swanston Street, Carlton
DAL1992 Is Popping Up at Curtin House
The bare leg can wait. Sydney hosiery label DAL1992 is heading south for a two-day birthday residency at Saloon Store, Curtin House’s beautifully arranged fourth-floor home of fashion, art and curious objects.
Founder Pixie McElroy designs the collection in Sydney before each pair is knitted in Northern Italy using recycled Q-NOVA nylon made from salvaged manufacturing waste. The sheer stockings and knee-highs arrive patterned with DAL1992’s signature monogram in shades including dark magenta, powdered Balletto pink and olive-oil green.
Browse the latest collection in person, try your luck in the birthday lucky dip and stay for refreshments and something sweet from good.good.cake.
Friday 14 August, 12pm–5.30pm and Saturday 15 August, 11am–5pm
Saloon Store, Level 4, Curtin House, 252 Swanston Street, Melbourne
Brunswick Has A New Gallery, Studio And Bar
A new creative address has landed on Barkly Street, and it refuses to settle into one category. GAMA Studios is the Paris–Melbourne practice and cultural platform of artists Lars Stoten and Joel Walton, working across fine art, product design, publishing, interior architecture and music. Its permanent Brunswick gallery and studio opened in 2026, presenting the founders’ work alongside projects by invited artists, writers and designers. Stoten arrives with serious design pedigree, including fashion roles in Paris and New York and his work with Melbourne sculptural-furniture studio denHolm.
The shopfront’s public life stretches beyond exhibitions. GAMA also houses a bookstore, cafe and neighbourhood bar, The Dolphin, pouring excellent coffee and serving toasted sandwiches by day before occasionally shifting into drinks, music and open-house gatherings after dark. There is even a pool table, which tells you plenty about the aesthetics.
The programme is still taking shape, which is precisely the appeal: an evolving Brunswick clubhouse for art, objects and whatever its founders decide belongs beside them.
294 Barkly Street, Brunswick
Wilson & Dorset Melbourne Pop-Up
New Zealand wool brand Wilson & Dorset has landed on Gertrude Street for its first Victorian pop-up, filling a Collingwood shopfront with cloud-soft sheepskin chairs, sculptural rugs and tactile homewares. Styled by Kelly Thompson, the space makes a dreamboat case for interiors that feel as good as they look, with every piece crafted from premium New Zealand sheepskin.
A month-long program of design and wellbeing events runs alongside the collection, including a conversation with celebrated interior designer Simone Haag on texture, styling and wool in contemporary homes.
Open until 30 August
240 Gertrude Street, Collingwood
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Gaetano Pesce’s Resin Fantasias Have Arrived at Stable
Stable has turned its Albert Park boutique into a gloriously wonky design salon with an edited drop of Gaetano Pesce’s Fish Design vases. Created from soft resin, each vessel is handmade, its colours and edges allowed to misbehave rather than submit to factory perfection. The line-up spans Medusa, Spaghetti Special, Twins C, Indian Summer and Nugget forms, priced from $1,080 to $1,480.
Pesce emerged from Italy’s radical Anti-Design movement and spent six decades rejecting sameness, so these are less flower holders than arguments against beige.
Stable launched the collection over wine on 23rd July. The first drop has sold through, FYI, so keep your eyes peeled for the next run.
130 Bridport Street, Albert Park
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July Opens Its Largest Australian Store at QV
July has opened its largest Australian flagship at QV, transforming more than 250 square metres into something closer to a boutique hotel than a luggage store. Designed by Melbourne studio In Addition, the space plays out across three sculptural chambers inspired by Italian piazzas, giving its suitcases, travel accessories and personalisation bar suitably grand surroundings.
It is also July’s final Australian store before the brand turns its attention overseas.
QV Melbourne
Sammy Robinson’s One Mile Opens in Armadale
One of Australia’s most-followed fashion founders is making her Melbourne retail debut, with One Mile opening a permanent boutique on High Street this Saturday. Shoppers can browse the newly released High St collection alongside the label’s knits, dresses, separates and accessories, all inside its first Victorian store. Chic!
From Saturday 11 July 2026
1005 High Street, Armadale
Chadstone Is Getting a Beauty Mega-Store This Year
MECCA is going supersized at Chadstone, with a new 2,400sqm beauty, wellness and services destination set to open by the end of the year. The mammoth new space will bring the retailer’s three existing Chadstone stores together under one very swatchable roof, more than doubling its footprint at the shopping centre. More than 200 brands will feature, including Chadstone newcomers Born to Stand Out, Fara Homidi Beauty, Anatomē, The Nue Co and Fuca. Beauty shopping just became a full-day activity.
Good to know: The new store will have internal and dedicated external entrances
Opening by the end of 2026
Chadstone Shopping Centre
MAN–TLE Opens a Permanent Fitzroy Kiosk
Gertrude Street just got a serious cloth-head destination. Perth-born label MAN–TLE has opened a permanent Fitzroy kiosk, bringing Aida Kim and Larz Harry’s exacting world of Japanese-made shirting, dense cotton, engineered outerwear, caps, bags and objects to Melbourne. The brand deals in clothes with backbone: pieces cut for utility, built to age, and better once they’ve lived a little. Drop in for the kind of wardrobe hardware you buy once and keep proving right.
Open now, Monday to Saturday 11am to 6pm, Sunday 11am to 5pm
118 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy
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Mejuri Has Opened Its First Melbourne Boutique
Mejuri has landed in Melbourne, with its new Emporium boutique now open for fine jewellery, everyday diamonds and very considered ear stacks. The Toronto-born brand’s second Australian store trades hard-sell sparkle for a calm, gallery-like space of natural stone, timber cabinetry, sculptural lighting and minimalist counters, with rings, chains, hoops and keepsake pieces made for trying on properly. Best of all, there’s an in-store piercing studio for anyone ready to make their next jewellery decision feel a little more permanent.
Level 1, Emporium Melbourne, 287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Love Isabelle’s Jewellery Trove Disguised As A Living Room
Love Isabelle has opened its first Melbourne boutique on High Street, Armadale, and it is not here to behave like a regular jewellery store. Founded by Isabelle Sidd in Sydney, the cult Australian label has long treated jewellery as something intimate, emotional and highly personal, pieces chosen not in a rush, but with a little ceremony. Its Melbourne arrival, years in the making, brings that ethos into full physical form.
Designed with Coffey Hallett, the boutique feels closer to an artful private salon than a shop floor, all timber walls, floral Rubelli sofas, USM Haller vitrines, a statement BMDO lamp and Mario Yagi’s fringed ceiling light. It is moody, tactile and deliciously domestic, somewhere between an Architectural Digest living room and the jewellery box you were never allowed to touch as a child.
The full Love Isabelle collection is available in store, with solid gold already striking a chord with Melbourne shoppers and an exclusive Armadale capsule on the way. Walk in for jewels, stay for coffee, design notes and retail with a pulse.
1250 High Street, Armadale
SWOP’s Chicest Chapter Lands in South Melbourne
Melbourne’s favourite curated resale destination has expanded, with SWOP opening its largest store yet in South Melbourne. Part boutique, part design moment, the new space pairs a tightly edited mix of luxury and vintage fashion with interiors worth lingering for, from rare European furniture to sculptural statement pieces. It is less about quick browsing, more about discovery. With racks that reward patience and a setting that invites you to slow down, this is second-hand shopping reimagined as something far more considered, and far more covetable.
82 Clarke Street, South Melbourne
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BRONZE SNAKE has returned to Chapel Street with a new flagship that feels more like a cinematic set than a retail store. Spanning 300sqm, the space channels the soft glamour of the 1970s through rich browns, plush textures, curved forms and vintage-inspired details layered over concrete and steel. It’s warm, immersive and intentionally lived-in, mirroring the label’s philosophy: timeless pieces, crafted for real wardrobes, showcased in a space that prizes character and ease over trend-chasing.
A southside style moment worth stepping into.
200 Chapel Street, Prahran
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Maxine Wylde’s First Label, Romeo Waiting, Launching in 3, 2, 1…
Maxine Wylde — the creator who made bold colour-matching a signature style language — is stepping into her design era. Her new label, Romeo Waiting, debuts Drop One tonight at 8pm AEDT. Expect small-batch, Melbourne-made pieces built around her trademark palette: matcha, espresso and periwinkle worked into confident, easy silhouettes.
It’s a launch that brings her globally loved colour instinct into a refined capsule — one of the season’s most exciting new additions to the local fashion landscape.
Launches Thursday 27th November, 8pm AEDT
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THE UPSIDE Opens Its First Melbourne Store
THE UPSIDE has just opened the doors of its first Victorian boutique in Armadale, making it easy to grab your next summer look IRL. Known globally for chic active-to-street wear that blends fashion with function, the Melbourne store means you can now try on luxe leggings, swimwear, tennis pieces or weekend staples before you buy. Perfect for last-minute summer shopping or refreshing your wardrobe for sunny adventures.
Now open
1077 High Street, Armadale
Henne’s New Armadale Boutique Is Serving Looks, Lattes and Luxe Giveaways All Week
Melbourne’s most stylish corner just got a little sleeker – Henne has officially opened its new Armadale boutique, and it’s as chic and composed as you’d expect from the minimalist powerhouse. Set within a reimagined 80s warehouse on High Street, the space is a study in texture and restraint: exposed timber, vintage Italian lighting, and that signature Henne calm that feels like wardrobe therapy.
And because Henne never does things by halves, there’s an eight-piece capsule collection available exclusively in-store. Think: warm-weather tailoring, effortless separates, and a brutalist edge inspired by the boutique’s design. It’s Henne at its most refined; wearable, grounded, and quietly commanding.
1008 High Street, Armadale
Kat the Label Opens a Dreamy New Flagship in Armadale
Australia’s cult intimates brand, Kat the Label, has unveiled a new flagship boutique in Armadale — and it’s every bit as elegant as you’d imagine. Designed by Angus Edward Interior Design, the softly lit space pairs velvet drapery and brushed aluminium with an effortless calm — a sanctuary where lingerie feels like art. Expect bespoke embroidery (launching December), private bridal fittings, and one-on-one styling sessions, all wrapped in that signature Kat the Label glow.
1096 High Street, Armadale
Standard Products: Japan’s Minimalist Magic Lands in Melbourne
Just when Melbourne’s lifestyle scene couldn’t get any more effortlessly chic, Standard Products — the elegant sister brand of Daiso — has arrived. Opening 15th November at Midtown Plaza, the store brings over 2,000 Japanese-designed essentials to local shores, each balancing form and function with serene minimalism.
From tactile wooden kitchenware and delicate glassware to stationery that turns your desk into a design moment, every piece is crafted by Japan’s finest artisans. Rooted in sustainability and simplicity, this is everyday living reimagined through a Japanese lens — calm, considered, and quietly beautiful.
To celebrate the grand opening, the first 100 customers through the doors at 10am will receive a signature Standard Products tote bag.
Opens November 15th, from 10am
Midtown Plaza, Bourke Street
Cult-Favourite Sydney Jewellery Brand By Charlotte Dazzles with First Melbourne Flagship (Plus Three More Locations)
Sydney’s cult jewellery brand By Charlotte is now sparkling across Melbourne, with four new locations bringing its design-led, feel-good energy to the city. The crown jewel is the Emporium flagship — a jewel-box retreat in signature pink, complete with a private styling suite for personalised magic.
You’ll also find fresh kiosks at Chadstone, Doncaster and Highpoint, each offering the brand’s iconic Lotus pieces alongside shimmering new creations. Every design carries intention, elegance and a thoughtful sense of craft. This Victorian expansion marks a beautiful new chapter for the label — a sparkling pause in the city where style and personal connection meet.
Emporium Melbourne, Shop 2-034, Level 2 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
MECCA Carlton Reopens With Italian Flair and Double the Space
MECCA has unveiled its dazzling new Carlton store at 356 Lygon Street — a 743sqm beauty haven that more than doubles its previous footprint. Inspired by the area’s Italian heritage, the design pairs refined stonework with elevated services, cementing MECCA Carlton as Melbourne’s inner-north beauty destination. In line with the recent opening of MECCA’s CBD flagship dream home, this new space continues the brand’s evolution, introducing a semi-private skin suite, an immersive Skin Sink, an expanded Perfumeria and eight artistry chairs. Stocked with icons from NARS to Tatcha, it’s beauty retail reimagined — indulgent, inclusive and distinctly local.
356 Lygon Street, Carlton
Beauty Bar Armadale Now Open
Armadale has a new playground for beauty lovers. Beauty Bar opened its doors on Saturday, 30th August, uniting three iconic Australian brands — MCoBeauty, esmi and Nude by Nature — under one roof. From Monday, 1st September, the bar opens for regular bookings and drop-ins, cementing its place as a go-to destination for beauty devotees.
1114 High Street, Armadale
MECCA Bourke Street Has Officially Opened — And It’s Melbourne’s Most Fabulous New Obsession
Forget retail. This is a beauty cathedral. And Melbourne? Melbourne has just ascended. MECCA Bourke Street, now the largest beauty flagship in the Southern Hemisphere, has opened inside the lovingly restored Cole’s Book Arcade, transforming 4,000 square metres into a radiant, three-level odyssey.
The experience starts on the ground floor with heritage terrazzo, saturated florals and a constellation of cult brands — Westman Atelier, Glossier, Charlotte Tilbury, Augustinus Bader — anchored by MECCA’s first Apothecary, a wellness enclave offering herbal blends, moon milk, ear seeding and naturopath consultations.
Level two amplifies the glow with LED facials, cryotherapy, bespoke skin diagnostics and a beauty playground of hair and nail artistry, from Trophy Wife to Josh Wood Colour. There’s even a gifting atelier with hand-wrapping rituals and calligraphy that turns presents into keepsakes.
Ascend again, and you hit the Perfumeria, a sculptural haven guided by fragrance sommeliers, plus MECCAVERSITY’s masterclasses and a chic cafe pouring bubbles beside Lune pastries. Beauty, but reimagined.
299 Bourke Street, Melbourne CBD
Above The Clouds Lands in Melbourne
Above The Clouds has soared into Melbourne’s CBD, landing at 80 Collins Street with unapologetic swagger. This two-level flagship is a masterclass in contrasts — raw industrial textures meld effortlessly with plush, tactile finishes, while a hypnotic colour-shifting footwear wall commands attention like a living work of art. Housing a curated roster of luxury streetwear and performance icons including Marni, Salomon, A.P.C., and New Balance, this is a new cultural pulse point in the city, and Melbourne’s new temple of cool.
Shop T0.07/80 Collins Street, Melbourne
Assembly Label’s Albert Park Flagship Is Your New Style Sanctuary
Assembly Label’s newest Albert Park boutique is a serene, design-led haven for the style-savvy. Tucked along Dundas Place, the space feels like a minimalist Japanese-inspired home — warm timber, soft light and a tranquil garden atrium setting the tone. Artful touches by Pia Isabel and curated pieces from Mr and Mrs White, Halcyon Lake and Euroluce elevate the experience, mirroring the brand’s coastal, quietly luxurious aesthetic. Open since early May, it’s a beautifully calm retreat for timeless, laid-back dressing.
125 Dundas Place, Albert Park
NEUW’s Fitzroy Flagship Reopens: Denim Culture Elevated
NEUW’s Fitzroy flagship has reopened, marrying raw industrial Fitzroy vibes with the brand’s signature elevated indigo hues. This thoughtfully reimagined space pays tribute to denim’s heritage — rugged, authentic, and ever-evolving — while embodying NEUW’s fresh 2025 global rebrand. Designed as a cultural hub, it champions craftsmanship and community, inviting locals and visitors alike to dive deep into denim expertise.
With a focus on premium apparel and engaging in-store activations, NEUW’s revamped store is a bold statement of connection and style — a must-visit for those who live and breathe authentic Aussie cool.
397 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy
Linden Cook Opens New Store in Fitzroy
Luxury jeweller Linden Cook has opened its gorgeous new boutique on Gertrude Street, welcoming customers to explore the space in serious style. Shoppers can browse the latest Collection 11.0 while enjoying complimentary Lebanese coffee, baklava, Easter treats and ice cream. As you admire the beautifully handcrafted pieces, you can also customise your jewellery with a birthstone or gemstone of choice — a bespoke, timeless addition to your collection.
Open from 11th April, 2025
Gertrude Street, Fitzroy
iKOU Lands in Melbourne: Luxe Wellness Arrives at Melbourne Central
Cult wellness brand iKOU has arrived in Melbourne, unveiling its first-ever store in Melbourne Central — and trust us, it’s a sensory dream. From its Blue Mountains origins to spa-status royalty (think: Wolgan Valley’s One & Only, Park Hyatt Sydney), iKOU is all about luxe, organic self-care. Expect signature skincare, dreamy aromatherapy, and chic home fragrances in an immersive, feel-good space. Now part of Adore Beauty Group, this flagship is just the beginning — so stay tuned, because the wellness glow-up is real.
Melbourne Central, corner of LaTrobe and Swanston Streets, Melbourne
Frank Green Opens First Ever Australian Store
Frank Green has arrived at Chadstone in serious style, unveiling a store built from 1600 silver chrome water bottles. The striking space showcases drinkware, kitchenware, homewares, pet accessories and apparel, with on-the-spot monogramming and a complimentary hydration station. You can also drop off old bottles for the brand’s Sip Cycle recycling program, supporting its zero-waste mission.
1341 Dandenong Road, Chadstone
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