三里屯狂开18家新店，北京时髦度反超上海了？

Core Insights - The article discusses the transformation of Sanlitun from a shopping destination to a lifestyle hub, where young people seek experiences that reflect their identities and aspirations [3][4]. New Openings - y Spanish Table: A Spanish restaurant with a large terrace, offering a relaxed dining experience. Average spending is 251 yuan, and it opened in April [6][11]. - 栋梁: A high-end designer brand store that provides personalized shopping experiences. Average spending is 2000 yuan, and it reopened in May [13][19]. - NORLHA: A Tibetan brand specializing in yak wool products, with high price points reflecting quality craftsmanship. Prices start at 2900 yuan [20][24]. - 金子眼镜店: A Japanese eyewear store featuring unique designs, with an average spending of 5000 yuan. It opened in June [28][34]. - ZIMMERMANN: An Australian brand known for its feminine dresses, with prices around 10000 yuan. It opened in January [35][39]. - TOTEME: A Swedish brand focusing on minimalist fashion, with an average spending of 2000 yuan. It opened in March [41][45]. - VÍTOR CASTRO: A dessert shop specializing in pistachio-based treats, with prices ranging from 11.8 to 88 yuan. It opened in May [50][54]. - AMAM LONBAKERY TOWN: A bakery known for its "little dog" bread, with an average spending of 48 yuan. It opened in June [56][58]. - KNOTIFY: An outdoor sports brand store that also organizes community events, with an average spending of 1000 yuan. It opened in April [60][63]. - Elitebaker room: A bakery focused on healthy, energy-boosting snacks for athletes, with a focus on low-sugar options. It opened in May [67][71]. - Slack Off: A jewelry store with a unique aesthetic, offering affordable accessories. It opened in June [75][79]. - THE FUR: A multi-functional space combining hairdressing, coffee, and dining, currently in soft opening [82][87]. - 归丛告别事务所: A non-traditional farewell service space that aims to normalize discussions around death. It opened in June [88][92]. - 吨吨囤囤: A craft beer bar where customers can pour their own drinks, with an average spending of 113 yuan. It opened in July [95][100].