Alice + Olivia by Stacey Bendet has reopened its Madison Avenue flagship, unveiling a new design vision that blends fashion, discovery, and community.

The transformation was designed in collaboration with Jess and Jonathan Nahon of Sugarhouse Design + Architecture to create an environment that is unmistakably on brand. 

“Working with Sugarhouse, we created a space that feels iconic and timeless, but also completely new. It’s about giving our customers an elevated experience that surprises, delights, and inspires,” said Stacey Bendet, founder, creative director and CEO of Alice + Olivia.

Outside, the facade is characterized by a cherry-red mosaic painted in Benjamin Moore’s Heritage Red and adorned with solid brass floral medallions handcrafted in France.

Inside, layers of color, pattern, and texture unfold in an imaginative display. Hand-gilded moldings, unlacquered brass and bronze rails, and a turquoise limewash backdrop create a visual rhythm framing the brand’s ready-to-wear collections. Centerpieces include a turquoise leather-top table by Mexico City artisan Mike Díaz, a vintage Verner Panton Clover Leaf sofa in cerulean mohair, and a working bar clad in indigo marble and hand-painted rose tiles.

Beyond its design, the Madison Avenue flagship will act as a cultural hub. Notably, this fall, the boutique will debut curated vintage pieces and an exclusive line of jewelry designed by Stacey Bendet, both available only at this location. It will also serve as a platform for collaborations with brands including BROdenim and Farmer’s Daughter, as well as trunk shows featuring emerging designers and limited-edition collections. 

The Madison Avenue flagship is a part of more than 30 free-standing boutiques across major U.S. and international cities, including New York, London, Mykonos, Hong Kong, and Singapore, as well as online at aliceandolivia.com. 

The brand is also carried in over 800 department and specialty stores worldwide, including Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Lane Crawford, Harvey Nichols, and Harrods.