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The man who kept Liza warm for her wedding will offer his entire fur and leather collection, plus scarves, shawls and bags in a New York flagship. "I want to create a clubhouse atmosphere," says Basso, who previously sold his fuzzy fashion from a private showroom. Opens late October. 765 Madison Ave., at 66th St.
FACONNABLE: Faconnable, which launched in the South of France more than 50 years ago, moves to a 21,000-square-foot men’s and women’s flagship in Rockefeller Center. And though the mood is casual, it’s more classic than camp, more refined than revealing. Open. 636 Fifth Ave., at 54th St.
JIMMY CHOO: Choo-czar (and CEO) Tamara Mellon has found a new way to cosset New York’s most pampered feet: For the flagship, Mellon has created a plush ’40s boudoir theme. If $500 shoes, $600 sandals and $1,000 boots  aren’t enough to make your toes curl, there’s also the debut of Jimmy Choo handbags. Open. 716 Madison Ave., between 63rd and 64th Sts.
LACOSTE: Don’t go to the grand Lacoste flagship expecting only a sea of iconic pique polo shirts. The "concept store" offers everything from classic men’s sportswear to more fashiony women’s wear. Prices range from $70 for a polo to $400 for a wool overcoat. Open. 608 Fifth Ave., at 49th St.
MEXX: The Netherlands-based trend-reflecter launches three stores in New York, its first in the U.S. Think urban-chic with cheap, of-the-minute merch for men and women, from quilted satin bomber jackets to military-inspired gear. 650 Fifth Ave., at 52nd St. (opens Wednesday), 19 Union Square, at 15th St., and Westchester Mall in White Plains (both open Oct. 11).
RALPH CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN: Just when you thought he had finally covered the universe, Christian louboutin finds a corner that he has yet to burnish to Polo perfection. The latest outpost may be small,Christian Louboutin Sale, but its ambitions are grand – this time, Ralph aims to capture the young West Village crowd with a mix of Collection and Blue line pieces and vintage flea-market finds. Open. 380 Bleecker St., between Charles and Perry Sts.
SALVATORE FERRAGAMO: Ferragamo fanatics, sit down. The Italian luxury company’s flagship (their largest in the world) spans 20,000 square feet, with enough shoes to cover 46,000 feet. Find men’s and women’s ready-to-wear, plus sweet children’s clothing and an art gallery. Open. 655 Madison Ave., at 52nd St.

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