Scalise returns to Los Angeles with Beverly Hills flagship

Scalise, which closed in the fall of last year, returns to Los Angeles in Beverly Hills. The French resortwear label has no confirmed opening date but is expected to takeover Enter boutique’s former retail space.

Scalise, luxury vacation ready-to-wear brand, closed after less than a year on Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles. According to LA Racked, the French Riviera-inspired label has confirmed to take over Enter’s former space on Beverly Hills Drive. The previous 1,800 square space was home to the St. Tropez label and served as Scalise’s first U.S. flagship. Products consist of shorts, chinos, sweaters, accessories, polo shirts, and more. Materials used for their clothing comprise of cashmere, high-quality linens and cottons. The brand summer swimwear and apparel range in price from 90 to 175 dollars, while their winter clothing includes outerwear that range in price from 245 to 275 dollars.

Scalise has opened flagships in other cities such as St. Tropez, Ibiza, Venice, and Hong Kong. The brand integrated with St. Tropez in 2012 and continued to open stores in other areas throughout the following years. In 2014, Scalise planned opening for additional locations in Dubai, Mexico, and Germany as well. Yohan Simonian, founder of Scalise, opened the first store in Los Angeles to bring the “beauty and sophistication” of St. Tropez to California.

The company’s stores in the past have reflected European ambience with their interiors including exposed and natural woods. Interior decor also include beach-inspired furniture and themes throughout the shop. Currently, there are no set blueprints of the new store’s interior.