Wrong Weather Store

Category: Culture and Entertainment > Art Gallery

District: Porto > Porto > Porto > Cedofeita

Location

Wrong Weather Store is located on Avenida da Boavista, one of the main arteries of Porto city, situated in the Cedofeita area.

Its location is easily identifiable, being relatively close to Casa da Música, an emblematic building and architectural point of interest in the city, which helps visitors orient themselves in the area.

A Concept Space

Since its foundation in 2009, Wrong Weather Store has presented itself as a space with a singular concept, focused on the contemporary male universe.

It distinguishes itself by going beyond traditional clothing retail, integrating areas such as fashion, art, and photography, in an approach that aims to offer a differentiated experience to its visitors.

Curated Selection

The place stands out for its carefully curated selection of clothing, footwear, and accessories dedicated to the male audience.

Wrong Weather Store presents a combination of pieces from internationally renowned designers with proposals from emerging national and international fashion talents. It also has its own product line, which complements the offering with its particular aesthetic.

The Space's Aesthetic

The architecture of the building where the store is located is one of its distinctive elements, characterized by geometric lines and an ambiance that conveys a contemporary feel with subtle industrial influences.

Inside, the design is notable for the creative way elements like stairs are integrated and used as part of the product display. The color blue frequently appears in the visual identity and the space itself, contributing to its atmosphere.

The Wrong Weather Gallery

An integral part of Wrong Weather is its gallery dedicated to visual arts, known as Wrong Weather Gallery.

This space hosts various exhibitions, exploring the connections between different art forms, such as architecture, photography, design, and painting, and the world of fashion, enriching the cultural experience for visitors.