The NY-based luxury label has opened its second L.A. outpost.
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
Photos: Courtesy of Erik Melvin/Veronica Beard
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
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Veronica Beard's Second L.A. Shop Brings Luxe Beach Shack Vibes to Palisades Village
Following its L.A. debut on Melrose Place last year, Veronica Beard has officially landed closer to the coast. The New York-based label founded by sisters-in-law Veronica Miele Beard and Veronica Swanson Beard opened its second SoCal boutique at Palisades Village at the end of April, marking their sixth U.S. outpost.
Located next to Alo Yoga along Monument Street, the 1,000-square-foot shop features the luxury American sportswear-inspired label's women's ready-to-wear, footwear, and accessories including its signature tailored dickey jackets ($595 and up) and its activewear collaboration with fitness retailer Bandier (which also recently opened its first L.A. flagship). Landing on shelves soon (May 29, to be exact) is the brand's capsule collection with Kassatex, which includes a terry jacket, tote bag, beach towels, and more accessories.
Once again, Miele Beard and Swanson Beard tapped friend and interior designer Carolina de Neufville to decorate the stylish space, which boasts photography of Cali's coastlines, vintage surfboards, globally-inspired furniture (like animal print-upholstered bamboo furniture by Paul Frankel), and eclectic accents (like raffia, linen, and batik fabrics).
Take a peek inside the tropical vacay-inspired space and scroll through the gallery above, and see below for the store's address and hours.