Cinq à Sept expands with new boutique at Newport Beach
New York-based women's ready-to-wear brand Cinq à Sept has announced the opening of a new boutique in Newport Beach, at the Fashion Island Mall.
Designed to embody a Parisian apartment, the 1,200-square-foot boutique blends warm neutrals with refined textures, including Venetian plaster walls, brass accents, wood finishes, custom furnishings and an artistic porcelain chandelier. It opens with the brand's Summer 2025 collection, featuring an array of dresses, separates, suiting and footwear embodying the brand's signature femininity.
The boutique marks the brand's third standalone retail location and its first in California, following its 2023 flagship debut in SoHo and a Miami opening in late 2024.
"California has always felt like home to us, given it's where our company was founded,' said Jane Siskin, founder and CEO of Cinq à Sept.
'Opening our first California store at Fashion Island Mall is a natural evolution—one that deepens the meaningful connections we've built over the years. We're excited to join the vibrant Newport Beach community and create a space where our customers can experience the world of Cinq à Sept.'
Founded in 2016, Cinq à Sept has built a loyal following with its modern classics designed to carry a woman from day to night. Most recently, in the fall of 2024, the brand expanded into footwear. Also on the horizon is a handbag collaboration with Scottish accessories brand Strathberry, set to launch in Fall 2025.
Looking ahead, the brand plans to roll-out several more brick-and-mortar locations in key markets.
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