Seletti Boutique owner, Anna Cooney, first brought the Italian brand to NZ in 2006. This was and is the only Seletti store worldwide, as sales have been made through leading design stores and museums. Now, a Christchurch store is opening…
Seletti Boutique owner, Anna Cooney, first brought the Italian Seletti brand to New Zealand back in 2006 with her vision to open a series of concept stores.
Anna launched the first pop up store in Queenstown in 2008. This was and is the only Seletti store worldwide, as traditionally sales have been made through leading design stores and museums. The store, now at its permanent location on Queenstown’s waterfront is packed full of personality and original combinations to create a unique style that is both personal and fun.
In addition to the retail store Seletti products are available in selected stores throughout Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch with a second Seletti Boutique set to open in Auckland.
Seletti has been an established leader in design since 1964 and is one of evolution and vision. It is Seletti’s new generation of managers and designers that have “sought to be different.”
This is evident in the environment that Anna has created in her Queenstown store, which stocks a range of high end fashion brands including Willow, Bassike, Sass and Bide, Cheap Monday, Stolen Girlfriends Club, Karen Walker, KSUBI, Deadly Ponies, Chelsea De Luca in addition to ABICI (handmade italian bikes), ALESSI and the Seletti range.
Seletti is excited to announce that they have launched their brand new website www.selettiboutique.com and items are now available for purchase online! The official launch takes place next week at the trendy venue of “The Cave” in Christchurch and you are invited. RSVP before the 15th of November and be in to win a $1000 voucher. Plus shop online on the 18th of November (the official launch date) and receive 15% off.
SELETTI BOUTIQUE
69 Beach Street, Queenstown NZ
Ph 03 442 4133
Story & Photographs by Kath MacKenzie, Palette Photography, Queenstown.
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