From the owner: Men clothing store, selecting brands for their quality…read more We have everything a man need in his wardrobe. Carrying brands such as : Bleu de Paname, Bellerose, La Paz, Momotaro, Naked & Famous, and many more

Great shop, kind and helpfull saleswoman. Very nice and trendy collections for men and woman. A…read morefine address if shopping in brussels.

From the owner: Concept store intimiste, the closet habille les hommes et les femmes qui aiment se distinguer par…read moreune garde robe élégante et décalée (Loft, Prim I am, Blotter...), et met en avant les créateurs belges (Aurore Havenne, M.G. O'Leary, Uzumaki.Tk, Kristen de Volney...) au travers d'une sélection très subjective d'accessoires, de t.shirts et d'objets...

Great store! One of…read morethe first stops on my trip down Rue Neuve. I would probably equate the styles here with something out of Ann Taylor Loft. Casual with a variety of work options/coordinates. Men's items are located on the second floor. I purchased two pullovers because I liked the kimono sleeves and two items from the accessories section. Good customer service.

The Bay Area complaining about Hipsters and Hipster fashion…read more Puh----leeezzze Europeans have been footing and embracing everything deemed "hipster" before the big beards hit the US. We are lagging in terms of fashion and style. Although I am a bigger fan of Scandinavian men and their styles (minus the beards....no one was sporting the big ZZ-top inspired face mess) Brussels trend is minimal and clean. Skinny pants were more the rage than jeans and everything was streamlined. Le Dressing carries all of this ideal plus more. Slim shirts, slim pants, sweaters, scarves.....coordinates that can go from formal to casual. I was merely looking around as a tag-along since the body frames that support these styles do not align with the typical American burly and stout. Staff in Brussels let you look around without any disturbance, which I appreciate. Great shop for men-tourists who need a little re-education on how to dress like a well thought out strategic process. When I was waiting for my flight back, I knew exactly who were returning to the States and the Swedes getting ready to visit SF. It was a sad, sad moment of realization. No one in Europe during my travels were sporting sweat pants or hoodies. We are a nation of slobs. But I'm just slightly jaded ;)

If you are not familiar with COS, it's a subsidiary of H&M. However, COS has quality apparel, with…read moremodern, clean lines and are well tailored. Unfortunately, they just have shops in Europe. Boo! Anyways, this is my favorite COS because the selection is good and the customer service is excellent. The staff are friendly and attentive to your needs.

COS, A store that I usually love(and still do). However, I visited your this avenue Louise Store…read moretoday, The selection of clothes is fantastic, massive store, but one thing... the cashier was rude, Letting another woman pass in front of me for literally no reason because she was queuing at the next till. When It got to my turn, He was snotty and tried to overcharge me... Then he was about to hand me my trousers like that if I hadn't asked for a bag. Maybe it's me being oversensitive but I don't think it's acceptable customer service considering I was polite and in a good mood...

I have been to perfumeries all over the world and this bright and cheerful shop is one of the best…read more The owner has wonderful taste and stocks a wide variety of excellent scents -- no department-store fragrances here. I wish I'd had hours to spend sniffing things and talking with the charming and knowledgeable owner (who speaks English and French, and possibly Dutch as well), but I was on a tight schedule: I still managed to find something I loved, and ended up getting a generous assortment of samples too, including three from a line the owner is launching. If you're a perfume aficionado you must not miss this shop when you're in Brussels.