Duo is an homage to both the past and patriotism. The store favors emerging local designers who produce in the U.S., as well as vintage staples like a khaki anorak and brown leather ankle boots.
Buried deep inside Billy Reid's dark, wood-paneled flagship is his refreshingly un-prissy women's line, complete with his signature tailored trenches, crisp shirtdresses and woolen coats.
This jam-packed Lincoln Road vintage shop rewards the scavenger: We found '70s beaded clutches, Marc Jacobs ballet flats and too many Louis Vuitton handbags to count.
Known for its affordable cornucopia of clothes, the shop hosts fun midnight sales that attract flocks of fashionable people.
It may be a big antiques mart, but everything here feels special and handpicked: There's an entire case of owl medallions, plus design classics, like George Nelson clocks and Paul McCobb desks.
It’s one of Chicago’s big success stories, so it’s no surprise that the Eskell flagship is equally cool with its beautifully patterned in-house line and an array of well priced labels like Minkpink.
Hotel silver, historic Queen-emblazoned ashtrays from the U.K. and a smattering of ephemera add up to P.O.S.H.’s enduringly great Parisian-flea-market feel.
Go ahead and rent a U-Haul; you'll save so much on the coveted, affordable furnishings here, you'll have the cash to cover it. Leia mais.
The perfect source for pulled-together weekend wear: super-cute and casual, with just enough spark to keep it all interesting. Leia mais.
Exhibiting in this Uptown boutique is a rite of passage for emerging local talent—our big find was St. Paul's Hackwith Design House and its balletic cotton dresses. Leia mais.
When it comes to a subtly bohemian aesthetic—served up via Gary Graham’s asymmetrical dresses and exotically tinged jewelry—Robin Richman always gets the city’s top honors.
It may be a big antiques mart, but everything here feels special and handpicked: There’s an entire case of owl medallions, plus design classics, like George Nelson clocks and Paul McCobb desks.
This was one of our favorite boutiques in the country when Lucky launched more than a decade ago: It’s still spot-on, offering labels like Winifred Grace, Lizzie Fortunato Jewels and 3.1 Phillip Lim
Tucked away on a quiet stretch near DePaul University, Kaveri focuses on slightly adventurous cuts, like cropped Rag & Bone bombers and slouchy Demy Lee cashmere sweaters.
This is the best spot in town for avant-garde labels—Dries Van Noten, Marni—and equally forward finds, like Nicholas Kirkwood heels.
At this shop almost immediately adjacent to the UNLV campus, vintage '80s streetwear, mixed in with big-name handbags and excellent jewelry predominates.
Accessories get extra shelf space here, so look for a wealth of leather-wrapped Matt Bernson wedges and studded Lauren Merkin clutches.
The secret to the flawless waxing services here lies in a special family wax recipe. Mention Lucky to get 50% off their famous Brazilian bikini wax through Dec. 20. Leia mais.
Designer Ashley Zygmunt, a recent grad of the Chicago Fashion Incubator project, just opened this shop, where browsing is appointment-only. Leia mais.
A showcase for her witty-chic clothing and accessories—standouts include flirty dresses, gold charm necklaces, and retro shades. Leia mais.
Stocked with an incredible selection of clothes and accessories from must-have labels like Rachel Comey, Alexander Wang, and Vanessa Bruno. Leia mais.
We love Sally Brock’s whimsical line of sterling silver jewelry and appreciate her eye for finding other local designers and artists. Leia mais.
Items crafted by more than 200 young talents—many of whom live in the Austin area—are on offer, from cheeky T-shirts to offbeat jewelry. Leia mais.
This sleek spot brims with high-concept items like Carolina Amato elbow-length leather gloves and Elijah cobalt silk tie-back tunics. Leia mais.
There’s something captivating about this spot, from its old-fashioned seed and grain shop to its emphasis on lines that favor unusual seaming and unorthodox cuts, including Rick Owens and Gary Graham. Leia mais.
This airy, tin-tile-ceilinged space is filled with must-have pieces from Yigal Azrouël and Vanessa Bruno. Opening Ceremony shoes and Tila March handbags round out the mix. Leia mais.
There are a number of companies that recycle discarded sails into totes, but Re-Sails was one of the first—and it’s still one of our favorites. The duffels are hyper-durable, affordable, and chic. Leia mais.
The wares here have an exotic vibe. Poupette St Barths tunics and dresses, made in Lamu, Kenya, are in the mix, along with plenty of dainty gold jewelry. Leia mais.
