Most of the film was shot in New York City, which serves as the backdrop for the life of the main character, Rebecca Bloomwood. The city streets and fashionable neighborhoods perfectly reflect the atmosphere of consumer society and the pursuit of style.
Some scenes were filmed in Connecticut, diversifying the locations and enriching the film's visual palette. The crew also worked in Florida.
These places not only serve as a backdrop for the plot but also highlight Rebecca's character, her passion for fashion and shopping.

Filming Locations:

The Store Where Rebecca Bought the Green Scarf

In the Movie

The scene where Rebecca Bloomwood buys a green scarf. She enters a trendy store and immediately notices the bright accessory. Her face fills with admiration, and she begins to imagine how this scarf will complement her outfits. Immersed in the world of fashion, she doesn't notice how quickly her enthusiasm turns into obsession. However, she soon realizes she cannot afford this purchase due to her debts. Despite this, an inner voice tells her how wonderful she will look with this scarf. In the end, Rebecca ignores her financial problems and decides to buy the scarf.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the Henri Bendel store, located in Manhattan. This location was ideal for filming due to its status as one of the most famous fashion stores in New York, highlighting the style and luxury associated with the life of the main character, Rebecca Bloomwood. Henri Bendel is known for its unique selection of designer accessories and clothing, creating the perfect atmosphere for the scene where Rebecca, a shopaholic, feels a strong attraction to fashionable items.

The Office

In the Movie

The scene where Rebecca Bloomwood works in the office. She performs her duties as a journalist at Successful Savings magazine. Rebecca faces the task of writing an article, but her attention is distracted by shopping. She begins discussing various financial topics with colleagues, but instead of focusing on work, she dreams about shopping and fashionable items. As a result, when she is assigned to write an article about product quality, she decides to go to a sale instead of completing the task.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the Hearst Tower, located in Manhattan. It perfectly suits the depiction of the company's office in the film. This 46-story skyscraper, designed by Norman Foster, combines a historic facade with modern design. As the headquarters of Hearst Corporation, which includes famous magazines such as Elle and Harper’s Bazaar, the building emphasizes the connection to the world of fashion and media. Its prestigious location in the heart of Manhattan enhances the atmosphere of success and glamour that matches the film's theme. The unique diagonal grid gives the building a futuristic look and makes it visually appealing.

The Rooftop Garden

In the Movie

The scene where Rebecca Bloomwood goes on a date with Luke, her boss. They meet in a romantic place - a rooftop garden decorated with fairy lights. During the evening, they talk for a long time, getting to know each other better. Rebecca, with her lightness and optimism, charms Luke. Mutual sympathy arises between them, and they begin to feel more and more attached to each other.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the rooftop garden of Rockefeller Center in New York. This garden, located on the roof of Rockefeller Center, was created in the 1930s and consists of a complex of five different gardens. Their architecture and design, combining English and Mediterranean styles, create a variety of visual images. The gardens symbolize luxury and comfort, reflecting the lifestyle of the film's characters. From here, stunning views of Central Park and other iconic New York landmarks open up, adding picturesqueness to the scenes. Thus, the Rockefeller Center Rooftop Gardens became not just a filming location, but an important element emphasizing the elegance and sophistication of the film.

Kleinfeld Store

In the Movie

The scene where Rebecca participates in an organized shopping trip focused on formal wear and important purchasing decisions, in the recognizable setting of a bridal store, where her impulses turn a routine errand into an emotionally charged spending spree.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at the famous New York bridal store in Chelsea, known for its huge selection of dresses and by-appointment shopping. The location on West 20th Street is in a mixed commercial area with many showrooms, convenient for filming interiors and exterior arrivals related to formal wear shopping.

Rebecca's Apartment

In the Movie

The scene where moments of Rebecca's home life are shown in this neighborhood, supporting scenes with private consequences of her spending, attempts to gather her thoughts, and personal conversations that feel more intimate than her glossy work environment.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at a real residential address in Manhattan near Nolita and SoHo, an area known for narrow streets, low-rise buildings, and boutique shops. The area provides an authentic feel of residential New York, contrasting the commercial gloss of Midtown with a more personal, everyday urban backdrop.

St. Anthony's Church

In the Movie

The scene where Rebecca is shown in or near a church during a significant personal or community moment. The quiet streets and recognizable parish facade shift the tone from shopping and office life to responsibility, relationships, and real consequences.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at a historic Roman Catholic parish on Sullivan Street in Lower Manhattan, near West Houston Street. The surrounding blocks reflect the old street patterns and architecture of Greenwich Village and South Village, creating a grounded neighborhood look in contrast to the corporate and luxury areas of Midtown.