New discount luxury boutiques at Belmont Park Village in 2026

It takes variety to raise a thriving outlet village. Belmont Park Village, the open-air complex in Elmont for luxury brands at steep discounts, is opening 20 new boutiques.

Popping up since August and rolling out through mid-December, the shops cover fashion and lifestyle and arrive right on time for the holiday shopping rush.

“We want our guests to discover new brands and to have a new experience,” Belmont Park Village president Valerie Leon says. “We already had a wonderful mix of brands — from Valentino to Thom Browne to The North Face. What we’re really bringing is another dimension for our clients.”

Stores in the latest wave of shops join 40 stores already in business since Belmont Park Village’s launch in late 2024. Once these 20 new stores have all opened, 60 of the 90 spaces planned for the first phase will be occupied, boosting the complex to 67% capacity.

Value Retail, a London-based company founded by New York Islanders co-owner Scott Malkin, operates Belmont Park Village as part of its luxury outlet collection. The Elmont center is the first U.S. village and its 12th overall.

“We are growing faster than any other village has grown in the past,” says Leon, adding that the summer and fall expansion features a few notable “firsts” for the village.

That includes a boutique for watches at Citizen,  clothes for kids at Janie and Jack, and ear piercings at Monica Vinader. The trio launched within the past several weeks, along with boutiques Anne Fontaine, A.P.C., Billy Reid, Boss, CurrentBody, Etro, FARM Rio, G-Star, Kiton, Rag & Bone and Reiss.

More businesses — ABC Carpet & Home, Moose Knuckles, Boggi, Ganni, Herno and Modern Uprising Studios — are set to launch by Dec. 15.

“We continue to provide a mix of brands that help clients build wardrobes,” says Leon, “whether it’s for them, their families, their friends or for gifts.” Most products are from the previous season and are discounted up to 65% off.

Denise Cruz, who owns the Wandering Page bookstore in Bellmore and teaches Spanish at H. Frank Carey High School in Franklin Square, visited the village this summer with her family.

“The layout was very quaint, though there were empty stores,” says Cruz, a mom with 20-year-old twins. “My kids loved it there.”

“Some stores are very exclusive and not that common,” says Cruz, who listed Coach, AllSaints and Lululemon as their shopping highlights. “It makes you feel like you’re somewhere other than New York. It’s beautiful.”

The property has been designed for a resortlike look, with European-inspired architecture, landscaped promenades and charming streets. Concierge services and free parking add to the experience.

The new boutiques have arrived as racing returns to the adjacent Belmont Park, while the New York Islanders hit the ice at UBS Arena.

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“We really hope visitors look at shopping at the village as a wonderful day out,” Leon says. “It's a form of entertainment. It’s a form of togetherness.”

Here’s a look at stores that have recently opened and ones set to launch with scheduled dates.

Now open 

Citizen

Citizen is a Japanese watch brand founded in 1930 renowned for precision, innovation and style that’s timeless(citizenwatch.com).

A.P.C.

Founded in Paris in 1987, Atelier de Production et de Création (A.P.C.) is known for raw denim jeans and men’s and women’s clothing that’s all about simplicity and durability (apc-us.com).

Janie and Jack

For everyday and special occasions, Janie and Jack has got kids covered. The American brand established in 2002 specializes in children’s clothing from newborns to teens (janieandjack.com).

Billy Reid

For over 25 years, Billy Reid has been a Southern menswear brand that focuses on designs with soul and lived-in luxury — from shirts, polos and sweaters to pants, jackets and accessories (billyreid.com).

FARM Rio

The Brazilian fashion and accessories brand founded in 1997 is celebrated for exuberant prints, bold colors, tropical motifs and an easygoing vibe (farmrio.com).

Monica Vinader

For nearly two decades Monica Vinader has been known for handcrafted jewelry using recycled gold and silver and ethically sourced gems. Beyond the bling, the company does ear piercings (monicavinader.com).

G-Star

Founded in 1989, the Dutch brand is known for innovative denim jeans, jackets and shirts with a distinctive urban edge (g-star.com).

Kiton

Fine fabrics and traditional Italian tailoring are stitched into every article from this luxury Italian menswear brand that’s been on the scene since 1968 (us.kiton.com).

Reiss

Reiss, an English brand on the fashion scene  since 1971, offers contemporary fashion, occasionwear and polished everyday pieces for women and men (reiss.com).

Rag & Bone

New York street style cozies up to British-inspired tailoring at Rag & Bone, a 24-year-old American brand specializing in modern wardrobe staples, denim, footwear and accessories (rag-bone.com).

Anne Fontaine

On the boutique scene since 1993, Anne Fontaine has made the white shirt a signature statement piece, alongside dreamy dresses and accessories (annefontaine.com).

CurrentBody

Known for its innovations in LED light-therapy masks, CurrentBody is a British brand that’s laser-focused on home and beauty technology (currentbody.us).

Etro

Paisley motifs and other vibrant designs, plus rich textiles and bohemian influences, are signal traits of this Italian luxury fashion brand established in 1968 (etro.com).

BOSS

Premium fashions, tailored suits, business wear and contemporary casual clothing for men and women are specialties of this German brand, founded in 1924 (hugoboss.com).

Coming soon 

Moose Knuckles

Opens Nov. 12. Canada-based Moose Knuckles has covered cold weather in style since 2009. Premium outerwear, insulated parkas and jackets with a bold, urban aesthetic are their hallmark (mooseknucklescanada.com). 

Boggi

Opens Nov. 13. Founded in Milan in 1939, Boggi specializes in Italian menswear, from business clothing to smart-casual essentials, all expertly tailored (boggi.com). 

Ganni

Opens Nov. 13. Ganni is a 26-year-old Danish brand known for playful and relaxed contemporary Scandinavian fashion that combines bold prints and colorful designs (ganni.com). 

Herno

Opens Nov. 13. Established in Italy in 1948, Herno specializes in refined outerwear, especially lightweight jackets and coats that combine functionality with elegant design (herno.com). 

ABC Carpet & Home

Opens Nov. 13. ABC Carpet & Home traces its beginning to 1897. Now it is known for distinctive home furnishings, rugs, lighting and decor, with an eclectic mix of global, vintage and contemporary styles (abchome.com). 

Modern Uprising Studios

Opens Dec. 15. An immersive entertainment experience, with more details to be announced (modernuprisingstudios.com).