Montreal Shopping Trip

Centre-Ville, Old Montreal & Golden Square Mile

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Abe & Mary's

This glossy all-white store feels like a super-chic spacecraft that randomly landed here, amid acres of car dealerships, miles from the city center. The stock covers all the bases, with an in-house apothecary, a café, and picks for tweens and men; the real activity, though, is upstairs, where you can sift through literally thousands of pieces from Christopher Deane, 3.1 Phillip Lim, and Matthew Williamson.
4175 Rue Jean-Talon Ouest, 514-448-6223

Bleu Comme le Ciel

Helmed by a former buyer from Paris' Galeries Lafayette, this decade-old shop is exclusively about French costume jewelry, specifically bits with a posh-bohemian St. Barths sensibility. Tassel-laced, embroidered necklaces by Gas Bijoux, mother-of-pearl-studded pendants, and filigree gold earrings round out the mix.
2000 Rue Peel, 514-847-1128

Holt Renfrew

This space got its start in 1837 and is Canada's nicest department store: It's beautifully curated, with a focus on showing the full range from local talents like Teenflo and Mackage.
1300 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, 514-842-5111

Indianica

There is a glut of high-end galleries for Inuit crafts in Old Montreal, but this is the one place we found that's loaded with things you'd actually want to wear: fur-lined moccasins, intricately beaded belts, fetish necklaces, and chunky pendants inset with bear claws.
79 Rue St.-Paul Est, 514-866-1267

La Baie

At 338 years old, the Hudson's Bay Company, a.k.a. La Baie, has a sleepier feel, but it's worth a visit to this mammoth department store for the signature trading blankets, which have an old-school graphic chic.
585 Rue Ste.-Catherine Ouest, 514-281-4422

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