Australian Label Zimmermann Debuts First Latin American Store in Los Cabos

Australian luxury fashion label Zimmermann has officially announced the opening of its first boutique in Mexico, located within the newly inaugurated Ánima Village in Los Cabos. The brand’s arrival marks a significant step in its international expansion strategy and serves as its official debut in the Latin American market.

Nicky Zimmermann, creative director and co-founder of the Australian house, expressed her excitement about the new venture. “It’s incredibly exciting to open our first boutique in Mexico. I’ve always really enjoyed spending time there, so finally being able to open a store is a great achievement for us,” she stated. The designer added that Los Cabos represents an ideal setting for the brand's aesthetic, noting that the new boutique was conceived as an immersive experience designed to showcase the artisanal sensibility that characterises Zimmermann.

The architectural project was led by Studio McQualter, which aimed for complete integration with the Ánima Village setting. The façade combines brick, concrete, and wood, complemented by naturalistic landscaping that echoes the design of the complex. Brass handles, a recurring signature of the brand, highlight the entrance to a space devised to offer an experience in keeping with the Zimmermann universe.

The interior features a mix of vintage pieces, contemporary art, and carefully considered finishes, all set beneath lofty ceilings and white plaster-textured walls. A striking Murano-glass wall stands out alongside a table by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, while a work by Barbara Kuebel accompanies the presentation of the 2026 cruise ready-to-wear collection.

Works by Australian artists Laith McGregor, Clifford Thompson, and Richard Nelson reinforce the house’s connection to its roots. A second space is dedicated to accessories, featuring walls in shades of pink and a terrazzo floor laid in a green-and-cream chequerboard pattern.

The selection of handbags, scarves, and belts is presented in a lounge area characterized by a vaulted ceiling, a decorative fireplace, and 1950s furnishings, paired with Eero Saarinen Tulip chairs, all arranged atop a bespoke kilim rug. The boutique, which already carries the aforementioned cruise collection, underscores the growing appeal of Los Cabos to international luxury fashion brands.