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It’s nice hearing Daniella’s voice way more frequently! She says something and I’m like yes GOIRL don’t be afraid of us we know you’re behind the camera!! 😂

As someone who lives in LA. It’s not really that fantastic in terms of designer stores (with the exception of Rick Owens) but where LA shines for me is the many vintage clothing stores that carry a bunch of amazing pieces.

I went to Paris once a year ago, there’s a road full of luxury stores I forgot the name of (Rue de Montagne?) but seeing Chanel, Christian Dior, and Vivienne Westwood were my favorite parts. I bought my first luxury bag and earrings from Vivienne Westwood and the craftsmanship really made me appreciate the luxury and artistic aspect that really makes the price worth it. I’m not saying everyone needs to buy Dior dresses, but seeing the artistry for myself rather than just celebrity pictures made me realize that given how talented the craftsmen and seamstresses are. The structure of some Louis Vuitton pieces. It’s a luxury, and as an adult I love this way of self expression. I’ve become more into mini/handbags for long use, anything pink, and faux leather trousers. sometimes I’ve managed to find resold versions It’s a piece of art through and through that one can wear. I feel like you love fashion as much as the rest of us but are great at articulating it, Bliss!

the Blue Mountain School story is my worst nightmare. My anxious ass would've assumed I had the wrong place and melted into a puddle

Dont forget the newly redone bottega veneta paris store !

Took your advice with dover street market in London and I gotta say, i left with a negative impression. I tried on the rick owens kiss boots and was walking around a bit in them and then one of the employees basically yelled at me and told me not to walk in them because it damages the sole

Again amazing content! End note for anyone interested in Japan, I can say honestly all of Japan. It's hard to nail down just one or two places. Yes, I agree, Dover Street in Ginza is amazing, but a few train stations over to Shibuya, go to Omotesando Hills. It's an entire luxury shopping district that once you're there, your senses feel engaged in something quite different.

I don't know that much about FASHION fashion, nor have I ever really been interested aside from maybe designing one or two pieces of clothing myself, and occasionally altering some of my clothes by hand, but there's something about your videos and the way you talk that's so nice to me. I'm learning something new, getting insight on a subject I've never heard much about. And just getting to listen to you talk is satisfying in a certain way, I don't know how to describe it other than "nice" or "comforting". I hope that doesn't sound weird!

As an architect, it’s always funny when I walk into any retail space and I’m touching the materials and noticing details like the hinges on doors or the pedestals they have for the products while sales people are trying to understand why I’m not looking at it touching products. It’s always great when the retail experience and the products are seamlessly tied together. Rick Owen’s is one of those designers who takes their fashion design ethos and translates it into the interior architecture. Def nerd out on that. 😍

The Bliss Team is coming at us with consistency. these posts one after the other. Either that or I've just been binging so I wouldn't notice much a gap

The Mcqueen store in soho is also really cool, when you walk in you can really feel that you’re in a mcqueen store and the staff is amazing.

The Louis Vuitton in Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands is also crazy! It’s connected underwater or something crazy like that, been awhile since I’ve gone!

Thanks for sharing these fun stories. I love the Blue Mountain School anecdote, one that will hopefully stick in my mind. As someone mentioned before me about the sweaty guy with the music, another hilarious one, these are what make you so much fun to listen to. I learn something every single time I watch. I love to touch fabric and see how clothing is made, so going to any one of these stores would be mind blowing to me. I immediately looked up vicuña to see what it is and how the fabric is made, tracked down the Scottish store Johnstons of Elgin, to see the price of a scarf. Just so I could touch it. (in my dreams. Lol).

DUBAI MENTIONED LETS GOOO! Also everytime you called Dubai Mall 'The mall of Dubai' made me chuckle a lot. I've actually never checked out Closet Case so now I absolutely must!!

Your luv life is literally goals 😂❤❤❤

daniella northamericanizing l'ecraireur for u😂❤

i am physically addicted to your videos

A buddy of mine from university days once called me "the matchmaker of stuff". Mostly because I love browsing and my memory is almost entirely visual - ask me where to find a cork for your salad bottle or a beautiful silk scarf and chances are good I'll have at least one good recommendation... I love browsing through stores. I've scoped through the Canadian luxury high-end stores (which are mostly American businesses). Paris will, no doubt about it, blow me little mind wide open. Le sigh.

I agree with L'eclaireur. I used to go to a tiny one in the 6th, a little south of Blvd St.Germain, which was probably in the early 90s. It was one with really hip, upscale women's clothing. But, there were also other ones in Paris. I wish I had thought of L'eclaireur back when I was last in Paris in 2019. I've added it back to my list.