Dover Street Market

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Founded 2004
Headquarters London, United Kingdom

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Dover Street Market is a multi-level retail space and concept store developed by Rei Kawakubo, and her husband, COMME des GARÇONS president Adrian Joffe. With installation-like spaces and special pop-ups, DSM houses all of CDG’s lines as well as a variety of other labels such as Vetements, Raf Simons, Junya Watanabe and Balanciaga and many more. The retail space is also known for its creative visual merchandising and bi-annual interior change signalling the change of season, which is inspired by “tachiagari,” (translating to “beginning” in Japanese). With poured concrete, bare ceilings and eclectic fittings, DSM introduced a famously industrial, anti-luxury aesthetic to the fashion retail sphere. Joffe has described its unique approach of mixing high and low-end brands as ‘beautiful chaos’. Each season, designers and artists are invited to produce and create visuals for the store, which results in a completely new look twice a year. Dover Street Market was first located in London, before expanding to locations in Tokyo, Beijing in collaboration with I.T., Singapore and New York.
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Latest Collections

Dover Street Market 2009 Fall Collection
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Dover Street Market 2009 Fall Collection

Dover Street Market announces their inaugural menswear collection, set to launch July 18th, for

COMME des GARCONS BLACK London Opening @ Dover Street Market
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COMME des GARCONS BLACK London Opening @ Dover Street Market

Following up on the announcement of 11 new store openings for June 2009, COMME des GARCONS


Barbie @ Dover Street Market
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Barbie @ Dover Street Market

Curated by Henry Holland, Dover Street Market celebrates the 50th Anniversary of Barbie with a

NOWHERE Last Orgy 2 New T-shirt Colors
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NOWHERE Last Orgy 2 New T-shirt Colors

NOWHERE was once a shop in Harajuku started by Nigo (A Bathing Ape) and Jun Takahashi

Supreme at Dover Street Market
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Supreme at Dover Street Market

With news of Supreme at Dover Street Market being unveiled last month, here’s a quick look into

SILLY THING coming to Dover Street Market
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SILLY THING coming to Dover Street Market

Hong Kong’s SiLLY THING will be among the latest and first HK brand ever to join Dover Street

Supreme at Dover Street Market
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Supreme at Dover Street Market

Starting next month, an all-too familiar brand in New York founded Supreme will occupy a space

New Spaces at Dover Street Market
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New Spaces at Dover Street Market

Octopus by Les Trois Garcons Created by fashion designer Rei Kawakubo from Comme des Garcons,

Dover Street Market x NOWHERE Grand Opening
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Dover Street Market x NOWHERE Grand Opening

Transported from its original days in the 90s, NOWHERE represented an early base of operations

Nigo Signing Event for Nowhere London at Dover Street Market
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Nigo Signing Event for Nowhere London at Dover Street Market

To celebrate the opening of NOWHERE London at Dover Street on January 17th, 2009, A Bathing Ape

NOWHERE Opening at Dover Street Market
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NOWHERE Opening at Dover Street Market

Originally conceived during their early years in the business, friends and collaborators NIGO

Dover Street Market's Crystal Journey Installation
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Dover Street Market's Crystal Journey Installation

London’s Dover Street Market kicked off their holiday season with an installation titled

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