I Went to Paloma Wool’s First Flagship Store in NYC—Here’s Everything I Tried and Loved

I might even go as far as to say that if I could only wear one brand for the rest of my life, it’d be Paloma Wool. I know that sounds hyperbolic, but going to their first-ever flagship store in New York felt like stepping into my dream wardrobe.
Founded in Barcelona by Paloma Lanna in 2014, the project has become a cult favorite for its distinctively dreamy, conceptual approach to everyday dressing. The clothes are both understated and playful—somehow managing to feel laidback and elevated at the same time.
Throughout the seasons, the label continuously informs my wardrobe: their pieces are timeless, yet always a little unexpected. Each one feels like it was made especially for you, with thoughtful details and a sense of individuality that feel personal. I think of it as "artful minimalism." With a community of customers made up of creative people across disciplines, it's a favorite of artists of all kinds. Since they now show at Paris Fashion Week, I'd love to experience one of their runways in person someday.
Over the years, I’ve gone down multiple rabbit holes looking for adjacent brands that feel in line with Paloma Wool’s well-known aesthetic—and I’m definitely not the only one. There are tons of TikToks about their signature style, which has basically become a visual language of its own.
With the opening of its highly anticipated flagship in Soho at 425 Broome Street, here’s everything I tried—and loved.
What I Tried


Paloma Wool
No 1776 / Benito
This dress was my favorite. Made from 92% Cupro, and they actually have an entire line in this material—which, I'm not exaggerating, shocked me with how soft it is. It drapes so nicely and is extremely flattering.

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No 2417 / Piera Ii
These aren't my typical style, but found these court shoes with the little decorative floral studs charming.


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No 2464 / Nadine
I really liked this polka dot set.

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No 2379 / Dio


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No 2309 / Donalti
This sweater with irregular buttons.

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No 1094 / Vicky

I normally don't go for yellow, but this bag took me by surprise.


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No 1652 / Mopit
I've been eyeing this halter for such a long time.


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No 2398 / Win
An gingham asymmetrical top made of seerstucker.
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No 1527 / Yausi
I want this dress so badly.

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No 2421 / Km006
These sporty ballet flats.

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No 489 / Cayetano
I keep seeing this bag on TikTok.

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No 2408 / Duli

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No 1668 / Jay

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No 2418 / Fernanda

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No 2015 / Lai
A knee-length pleated skirt.

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No 2449 / Sharpie Top
The beaded details on this bikini.

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No 2450 / Sharpie Bottom
Delicate embroidered trim.

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No 2442 / Whip

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No 1906 / Pina
These have been on my list—I'm torn between black or silver.

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No 2027 / Sapito
My friend was wearing this top recently and it looked so cute.

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No 2384 / Sakura Ii
Would love this carry-all.

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No 2459 / Flann

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No 2415 / Milagros
All of their bags are so good.

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No 2204 / Adrienne
This glass beaded necklace.

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No 2113 / Lea
The mother-of-pearl detail on this bikini…

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No 2114 / Manon

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No 2291 / Prima
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