Nina Garcia shared with Delta’s Magazine, Sky, her favorite 10 Global Boutiques. 

1 | K. Jacques // Saint-Tropez. What started in 1933 as a small shop specializing in made-to-measure shoes has grown into a French Riviera staple. Throw on a pair of jeans, a white T-shirt and a pair of the store’s signature sandals for a look that is très chic. 25 rue Allard

2 | Seedhouse // New York City. For nearly 20 years, this appointment-only showroom has been the go-to for fashion insiders. Find antiques, home décor and oodles of goodies from established and up-and-coming designers. 487 W. 22nd St.

3 | Ladurée // Paris. Sit out on the terrace overlooking the beautiful Champs-Elysées Avenue while snacking on the world-famous macaroons. The restaurant, open 365 days a year, also serves breakfast through dinner for nearly 3,000 people a day. 75 Avenue des Champs-Elysees

4 | De Vera // New York City. Art and architecture student Federico de Vera opened his store on Crosby in 2003, and it has become a go-to destination for immaculate Italian glass and rare treasures from around the world. 1 Crosby St.

5 | 100% Capri // Capri. The name says it all. Proprietor Tony Aiello captures the essence of the island with fine linens and apparel for the whole family. Find effortlessly elegant pieces in the finest linen, all made in Italy. 29 via Fuorlovado

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Nina Garcia shared with Delta’s Magazine, Sky, her favorite 10 Global Boutiques.  1 | K. Jacques // Saint-Tropez. What started in 1933 as a small shop specializing in made-to-measure shoes has grown into a French Riviera staple. Throw on a pair of jeans, a white T-shirt and a pair of the store’s signature sandals for a look that is très chic. 25 rue Allard 2 | Seedhouse // New York City. For nearly 20 years, this appointment-only showroom has been the go-to for fashion insiders. Find antiques, home décor and oodles of goodies from established and up-and-coming designers. 487 W. 22nd St. 3 | Ladurée // Paris. Sit out on the terrace overlooking the beautiful Champs-Elysées Avenue while snacking on the world-famous macaroons. The restaurant, open 365 days a year, also serves breakfast through dinner for nearly 3,000 people a day. 75 Avenue des Champs-Elysees 4 | De Vera // New York City. Art and architecture student Federico de Vera opened his store on Crosby in 2003, and it has become a go-to destination for immaculate Italian glass and rare treasures from around the world. 1 Crosby St. 5 | 100% Capri // Capri. The name says it all. Proprietor Tony Aiello captures the essence of the island with fine linens and apparel for the whole family. Find effortlessly elegant pieces in the finest linen, all made in Italy. 29 via Fuorlovado Click here to read the entire list