Tiny but stocked with some of the best up-and-coming labels for both women and men, 10-year-old Shoefty is the place to go for finds like Thakoon dresses and Doucette Duvall skirts.
Everything at this French Quarter shop revolves around lace. It's all handmade—and the prices feel like they're from a gentler era, too: So-cute-it-hurts kids' smocks are $39; napkins are $2.
This mini department store houses a Vera Wang bridal salon, an assortment of eveningwear from designers like Lela Rose and a pop-up shop for The Blue Jeans Bar, which means a wealth of denim & basics.
This growing boutique empire is understandable, because the focus is on well-priced pieces that look more expensive than they are. A recent trip unveiled a strapless blush-hued dress by Hype.
The famous author's former home is tucked in a tiny alley. It's now a pleasingly warren-like bookstore, which stocks city-specific tomes, loads of classics and, yes, a sweeping selection of Faulkner.
A general store sensibility pervades this sprawling space, which stocks everything from Russell + Hazel notepads to the gorgeously batiked elephant-print linens of John Robshaw Textiles.
Housed in a slick, hyper-modern building (which stands out amid the ornate exteriors of its neighbors), this spa/apothecary is overflowing with Laura Mercier lipsticks and Natura Bissé face creams.
Though the emphasis here is on large-scale investment pieces like couches and consoles, you’ll find portable picks, too. Walls are lined with antique paintings.
Since 1998, Essenza has been supplying the area with hard-to-find beauty lines like Santa Maria Novella and Serge Lutens. Beyond bubble bath and gorgeous candles, there’s also exquisite jewelry.
A no-batteries-required ethos means that old-school, heirloom-worthy toys like train sets and tricycles prevail
Green living is the emphasis here, where a cheery mural of trees and birds is the perfect backdrop for indoor gardening kits and organic racks of clothing.
On the fifth floor of a mall, this spot feels like a well-kept secret: Coffee-table books, rare European beauty products, cashmere sweaters and a smattering of cool antiques set the eclectic tone.
There’s an offbeat vibe here: The wallpaper-wrapped room hosts cool drawings by locals and racks are dotted with pristine vintage picks, like delicately patterned shirtdresses and ballet-hued silk top
Wynn is still one of the main hubs of luxury on the Strip, while the newer (adjacent) Encore caters to a slightly younger crowd.
This shop is known for its intriguing hodgepodge of designer goods for you and your home—vintage accessories, contemporary pieces and luxe beauty products. Through Dec. 20, mention Lucky to save 30%. Leia mais.
Former fashion magazine editor Elaine Francisco-Sachs has a lockdown on clothes that L.A. girls love, including fantastically versatile Corey Lynn Calter blouses and printed Everly dresses.
This salon has two locations in the city, both conveniently open until 9 pm during the week, so getting a cut, a deep-conditioning treatment, or a blowout is easier than ever.
This iconic handbag company is known for its sporty-chic nylon totes and cases done in a huge range of prints and colors. Don’t miss the latest designer collaboration with Lilly Pulitzer.
Sexy cocktail-party-ready looks are the mainstays at this Studio City spot. Also in the mix: wear-all-the-time Smythe blazers and Siwy skinny jeans. Leia mais.
We’re not sure what we love most at this haven for all things home: the flea market, the garden, or the indoor furniture and accessories. Leia mais.
Chic, flattering bikini tops and bottoms are sold separately here and come in a wide range of sizes and styles. You'll also find one-pieces and tankinis. Leia mais.
A tunnel-like passageway and intentionally off-kilter shelves are a fittingly offbeat backdrop for the unusual goods, which include antique Native American blankets and bright, handpainted doorstops. Leia mais.
With a design philosophy rooted in vintage workwear, this chainlet is packed with shrunken leather jackets and charcoal-hued strapless dresses. Leia mais.
The renowned department store just celebrated its 100th anniversary; this downtown flagship is where it all began. Its hushed environs make browsing for ladylike classics intensely rewarding. Leia mais.
Every vintage piece here is a winner, whether it’s a batwing-sleeved dress, a Stevie Nicks–ish crystal pendant, or an appliquéd silk peasant blouse. Leia mais.
Fine jewelry from emerging names is the focus at this expertly edited spot. Everything is first organized by designer, then sorted according to price. Leia mais.
The second, more streetcentric outpost of this venerable Austin retailer features labels such as Isabel Marant, Etoile, and Steven Alan. Leia mais.
Since 1979, this venerable retailer has staunchly supported emerging talent. The upscale designer department is flush with Lanvin bags and Marni dresses. Leia mais.
Packed from floor to ceiling with an astoundingly comprehensive, charmingly discombobulated array of furniture, clothing, and bric-a-brac both old and new. Leia mais.
So incredibly Vegas—not just because you can shop for Lafco soaps and Penhaligon's Fresh Line fragrances with the dinging of slot machines in the background, but because they’re open 24 hours a day. Leia mais.
