Sabyasachi-- Stunning Style, Now Stateside

Inside the Sabyasachi store in the West Village

Walk into the Archive building at 160 Christopher Street, and step into Sabayachi's opulent imaginarium. A maximalist marketplace, luxe handbags and lavish jewelry are flanked by porcelain, jade, found treasures and meticulously intermingled antiques. A few short steps, and visitors are transported into a grand showroom equipped with plush dressing rooms, chandeliers and racks of cautiously-curated couture. Down a narrow hallway of floor-to-ceiling portraiture and a third wing of India-inspired wearables is intermixed with undeniable grandeur. Keep reading to have a look inside...

Live flowers and fresh fruit are intermingled with porcelain and purchasable products

With an opening as grand as the store itself, Sabbyasachi unveils his first store outside India this past October. Every inch of his new 5,800 square feet space represents Sabyasachi's journey from Calcutta to NYC. The new store also marks a few "firsts," including his new collection--"The New York Edit"--and a subtle transition into a new segment, beyond pure Indian bridalwear. A definite "must-see," swing by 160 Christopher to experience elegance at its finest.  

 

Cheetah or Leopard?

Floor-to-ceiling elegance

Cautiously curated curiosities

Remnants of Sabyasachi's journey from Calcutta 

Luxe leather bags

Best retail hallway in NYC

Sheer or sequin?

Mannequins arranged like a museum exhibit

Something exciting--everywhere you look! 

Details! 

Retail space with some custom pieces worth upwards of $40,000! 

Entryway to Sabyasachi