Style Influencers on 13 Stores that Need To Be in Miami Already

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As Racked Miami wraps up its first year, we've tapped in a handful of reputable fashion friends to weigh in on 2014's greatest hits (and misses). Last week, we covered what trends everyone loved and avoided in 2014, not to mention where we could find them shopping around town. This week, they divulge what stores absolutely need to open in Miami.

Yeliz Titiz, Owner of The Bazaar Project: "ZARA Home must already be in Miami."

Rachael Russell, FORD Fashion Stylist and President of Style Saves: "There's an Australian designer, alice McCALL, whose style I crave. Her aesthetic is a cross between resort chic and garden party. She would do so well here."

Julia Ford-Carther, Assistant Editor of Ocean Drive Magazine: "I used to live in LA and could spend hours weaving my way through the retail maze of Fred Segal. I would love to see that concept (the original, of course) bring its up-and-coming designers-to-watch to the Magic City. "

John Joseph Lin, Founder of Lin Projects and Blogger: "Any of the art cum design and fashion shops such as PK Shop, Grey Area or Sight Unseen. I love the edited pieces and selections by Paul Kasmin, Kyle DeWoody, and Monica Khemsurov (respectively). Miami is definitely missing this niche."

Iman Hasan, Fashion and Lifestyle Director at The Workshop Collective: "MATCHESFASHION- my favorite store in London. We need a version of its Ledbury Road store from Nottinghill with luxury and contemporary brands under one roof. They discover most new designers before anybody else!"

Sari Azout, Co-Founder of Bib + Tuck: "The Reformation and OAK NYC!"

Angeles Almuna, Fashion Stylist and Blogger: " A big TOPSHOP Store and Alexander Wang Boutique in Miami Design District."

Jonathan Eyal, Founder of Supply & Advise: "Dean & Deluca."

Ashley Liemer, Founder of Dress Noble: "Paul Smith needs to be in Miami."

Ria Michelle, CEO of Filthy Magic and Blogger: "Aritzia, a real Topshop, Alexander Wang. But you know what? It's probably for the best that we don't have one..."

· Year in Racked 2014 [Racked Miami]