Heathrow Terminal 5 renews luxury shopping with Bottega Veneta, Prada, Dior, Zegna and Hermès

Heathrow is renewing its luxury offering in Terminal 5 with a series of new openings and restyling involving Bottega Veneta, Zegna, Prada, Dior, Smythson and, in October, Hermès. The aim is to expand the shopping offer for passengers before the flight with renewed boutiques, exclusive products and personalisation services.

The project is part of Heathrow's wider investment in the Terminal 5 retail experience, with a particular focus on fashion, leather goods, accessories and premium services.

Bottega Veneta reopens with a new concept

Bottega Veneta was the first boutique to reopen as part of the renovation. The new space combines terrazzo floors, softly shaped furnishings and new display elements with the collections of the maison under the creative direction of Louise Trotter. Passengers can find leather bags, footwear, fragrances, jewelry and travel accessories.

Zegna debuts at Heathrow

Among the most relevant news is the entry of Zegna into the portfolio of luxury boutiques at the airport. The boutique offers some of the most recognizable collections of the Italian fashion house, from Triple Stitch sneakers to overshirts, knitwear and accessories. The interiors reflect the palette inspired by the brand's characteristic vegetation, with a setting designed to make the visit more comfortable even during a short stop before boarding.

Prada brings exclusive products to Heathrow

The new Prada store at London Heathrow's  Terminal 5 accompanies the debut of the Fall/Winter 2026 collection, inspired by the womenswear and menswear lines of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons. Among the distinctive elements for travelers are some special bags available exclusively at Heathrow, reinforcing the airport's role as a destination for purchases that are difficult to find elsewhere.

Dior expands its offer for passengers

Dior has also renovated its boutique at London Heathrow Airport, expanding its assortment with leather goods, accessories, seasonal items and ready-to-wear collections for men and women. Dior's new space is characterized by mirrored ceilings and brighter environments. On the occasion of the opening, the brand also offered a calligraphy service with personalized Dior bookmarks.

Smythson celebrates 30 years at Heathrow

For Smythson, the new store also marks the 30th anniversary of the British brand's presence at Heathrow. The boutique offers stationery, diaries and leather goods, as well as personalisation services via gold printing. Designs inspired by vintage passport stamps and some exclusive Heathrow colourways, including Turmeric, Nutmeg, Silver and Eau de Nil, are also available for Terminal 5.

Hermès completes the new luxury set-up

The renovation program will continue with the opening of the new Hermès boutique at London Heathrow during October 2026, adding an additional international brand to the new luxury configuration of Terminal 5.

For passengers, the result is a greater concentration of premium boutiques, tailor-made services and exclusive travel retail in a single terminal. Heathrow thus aims to further strengthen its positioning in airport shopping, after being voted World's Best Airport for Shopping at the Skytrax World Airport Awards in 2026.