Amazingly, this luxurious chainlet is the only shop in Los Angeles to offer the Big Three—Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, and Christian Louboutin—under one roof. 続きを読む
The second outpost of Reed Krakoff (his other job is being the creative director of Coach) is a slick backdrop for tailored tuxedo jackets and buttery soft bags
Designed by World Trade Center architect Daniel Libeskind, this newcomer looks like a piece of rock candy. Inside, it's airy, gorgeous and all high-end.
Perennial Lucky favorites include keyhole-neck dresses, striped zip-up hoodies, and colored cords.
At this enormous designer-laden boutique, 100 percent of all profits go directly to a list of area charities. 続きを読む
Beyond the bikinis and flip-flops, there's a rainbow array of summer-weight cashmere cardigans, along with coral-hued sundresses and patent flats. 続きを読む
Positioned as the coolest hotel gift store ever, Monogram offers everything you forgot to pack: Sue London ballet flats, headphones, books for the plane and—duh—a huge selection of stuffed animals.
Closeouts from Alan's famed Tribeca boutique flood the racks.
Accessories get extra shelf space here, so look for a wealth of leather-wrapped Matt Bernson wedges and studded Lauren Merkin clutches.
This warehouse-size outlet carries a constantly rotating cast of designers at steeply discounted prices.
Chic and affordable items crowd the racks, from flattering James Jeans denim to delicate necklaces made of repurposed silver. Arcadia also offers a travel service that books eco-friendly vacations. 続きを読む
Everything here is sleek and citified, from the asymmetrical Doo Ri dresses to Iro's cropped moto jackets. On our wish list: Lyn Devon strapless leather dresses and zipper-trimmed LNA leggings.
This tiny, nondescript storefront has been churning out stunningly beautiful bespoke riding boots since 1879.
It's styled a bit like a spaceship, with Lucite-like shelves hosting one of the most progressive shoe collections on the Strip, including stilettos by Georgina Goodman and Nicholas Kirkwood.
Globally infused, this shop offers an eccentric array of items you'd be hard-pressed to find elsewhere—or at least hard-pressed to find sold together in one store.
This home-goods-store-cum-gallery is the spot in the U.S. for up-and-coming industrial designers to launch their products.
Owner Nilou Ghodsi’s dedication to customer service has garnered her a stalwart clientele. She sends thank-you notes after every purchase and won’t let you buy something if it doesn’t fit just right. 続きを読む
Owner Jenny Chung has a knack for mixing complex-yet-wearable lines like Sretsis and United Bamboo with sleek French imports like April 77. 続きを読む
This late-2010 arrival beckons a pace-setting, design-savvy crowd, and it hosts the pace-setting boutiques to match.
If we won big at the slot machines this Barney's flagship—stocked with pieces that sell out immediately in New York—would be out first stop. Bonus: It's conveniently open until midnight on weekends.
Packed with dresses that are both pretty and subtle. Plus, it now offers beauty services.
Ludivine Grégoire's boutique specializes in super-refined French brands like Vanessa Bruno.
Something of a mecca for those in search of forward-thinking clothing from Bless and Slow and Steady Wins the Race, along with one-off art publications and mix tapes compiled by musicians. 続きを読む
Carrots covers all the luxe bases: Ohne Titel dresses, Proenza Schouler bags, and fancy art books are all as stunning as they are cutting-edge. 続きを読む
Sisters Leona and Hasna Erziak opened this shop in 2009 and have since launched Lena Erziak, a line of elegant bags. Here, you’ll find their work as well as pieces from hard-to-find labels.
All purchases—from op art–print dresses to reworked army jackets—are bagged in cute reusable totes.
Reasonably priced tops and accessories come from emerging indie designers, including bright tees by St. Grace and She-Bible and pretty jewelry from Steel Couture and Teresa Lin Designs. 続きを読む
Tough-to-find British designers are the mainstay of this elegantly appointed shop. 続きを読む
Each week, a new batch of pieces from small labels (we’ve spotted Tocca, Rag & Bone, and Milly) is liquidated here.
