Just over 2.5 km long, Oscar Freire Street is one of the main shopping destinations in Latin America.
the most expensive street commercial m2 in Brazil. It was planned to be a São Paulo boulevard, nice to walk and shop, and
went through a complete renovation in 2006, with shops integrated into the surroundings, as well as spaces of rest and socialization. Compared to the Fifth Avenue in New York and the Champs-Élysées in Paris, Oscar Freire houses more than 200 shops, not to mention other meccas of exclusivity and luxury on nearby streets such as Bela Cintra, Haddock Lobo and Alameda Lorena. Eclectic, modernized and without losing the glamour,
the street has designer shops such as Osklen, H.Stern, Aramis, Le Lis, John John, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein and Animale, besides the
Schultz flagships, Melissa and Havaianas, among others. Pinheiros, in turn, is the cradle of smaller brands, but with many differentials. With a more cool proposal, handmade footprint and
showcases for new designers, streets like Mateus Grou have creativity as a brand. That's where stores like Isaac Silva, Misci, Neriage, Atelier Karen Reiter and Mafalda are located. London’s New Bond Street is among the inspirations of the venue, where art, design and fashion blend.
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