Maxfield
Long before Los Angeles was known as a serious fashion destination, Maxfield established itself as the city’s go-to resource. Since opening the original location in 1969, owner Tommy Perse (father of clothing designer James Perse) has drawn attention for his avant-garde pairings of edgy emerging brands like Yohji Yamamoto and Comme des Garçons with vintage furnishings and medical vitrines filled with rare Cartier jewelry and Hermès objets. Today, Maxfield has expanded to include a second location at the Malibu Lumber Yard, plus a furniture gallery featuring Jean Prouvé and Le Corbusier. The store even staffs a full-time driver who delivers new arrivals to famous and civilian customers alike.
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