Those who walk this pedestrian street remember to see this store there forever. It is a family business, object of much dedication and focused on personalized and specialized service. This shop sells women’s clothing for all tastes, here with old collections from the parent store, from brands like Missoni, Red Valentino, Moschino, Kenzo, Iceberg, Twin Set, Intropia – Hoss, Liu JO, Patrizia Pepe, Pennyblack, CafeNoir, BluGirl, Eduard Achour, Anonyme, Smashed Lemon, among others. In 2014, they decided to differentiate themselves from the other ready-to-wear and created their own brand, Hilla, which provides a casual-chic line according to seasonal trends.

Always seeking the highest service of excellence, the 16 Bruxelas stores scattered from north to south of Portugal have as their primary objective customer satisfaction in a scenario that combines elegance, comfort, quality and refinement.
The establishments in this chain are dedicated to their dedication and commitment to respond effectively to their customers’ demands, providing various clothing solutions, tailored to each occasion and each client.
Special attention is paid to the quality / price ratio, with the aim of offering the best quality products at the lowest price, coupled with professional, personalized attention focused on details.

Belonging to fashion designer Anabela Baldaque this store presents a streetwear line for a younger and more relaxed audience, but maintaining the characteristics and quality that mark this designer work: use of different patterns, mix of fabrics and textures, colorful pieces. in female lines. In addition to its commercial purpose, Bela Balda receives initiatives related to fashion and the arts, such as the project Cloth for Mangas, in which Anabela Baldaque invites artists to intervene in a piece in raw cloth made by her. In this store, Anabela Baldaque also takes the opportunity to give wings to a more altruistic side where fashion is the connecting vehicle.