Los
Angeles - Best Shopping Neighborhods
LA shopping caters to this too-cool crowd anyway, hyper-trendy fashion
that might be excruciatingly expensive, but is meant to be worn with relaxed
ease. Angelenos love dressing down and shopping. A young beauty could sport the same
outfit boot-cut 7 for all Mankind jeans, Jimmy Choos and a slinky cami at the Ivy as she could
at In-N-Out Burger. And while she might shop at the omnipresent Mall, she
probably also cruises the eclectic boutiques that line Third Street and
Robertson, Beverly and Melrose Boulevards. It is on these less famous streets,
not in Hollywood or on Rodeo Drive, that you're more likely to spot actual
stars and star-making stylists. And it is in these shops that you can find
the unique flavor of LA, a little funky, a little sexy and a lot of quiet
glamour. Because if you're really cool, you don't need to announce it, people
will know. That's what being a star is all about.
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DESIGNERS
Marc Jacobs
Stella McCartney
3.1 Phillip Lim
SHOES
Flat Sandals
Wedge Sandals
Stylish Sneakers
Gladiator Sandals
Flats
Wedge Espadrilles
Ankle Boots
Wedge Boots
Shearling Boots
Wellie Boots
Equestrian Boots
DRESSES
Shift Dresses
COATS
Trench Coats
BEACHWEAR
Swimwear
Beach Totes
ACCESSORIES
High Gloss
Bags under $100
Bright Accessories
Cuff Bracelets
Hot Handbags
Laptop Totes
Wide Belts
iPod Cases
BEAUTY
Backstage Beauty Tips
Organic Beauty
TRENDS
Metallics
BABY
Baby Shower Gifts
Diaper Bags
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You know what you'll find in Beverly Hills: Dior, Chanel, Gucci, Prada. In contrast, Melrose and Beverly Boulevards, parallel shopping streets, offer some surprises with less-established, cutting-edge designers.
>Go to Beverly Blvd
Los Feliz
Join the Migration East, East to Los Feliz that is. The trend to move into East LA also includes Silverlake and Echo Park neighborhoods. The vibe is relaxed cool up and down Vermont Avenue from Los Feliz to Hollywood Boulevard
>Go to Los Feliz
Melrose
You know what you’ll find in Beverly Hills: Dior, Chanel, Gucci, Prada. In contrast, Melrose and Beverly Boulevards, parallel shopping streets, offer some surprises with less-established, cutting-edge designers.
>Go to Melrose
Robertson
Boulevard
Just a stone's throw from Boy's Town, i.e. the main
drag of West Hollywood, lies one of the girliest nooks in Los Angeles: the
100 to 300 blocks of South Robertson Boulevard.
>Go to Robertson Blvd
Third Street
This is the other Third Street—not the pseudo-urban, pedestrian (in more ways than one) Promenade in Santa Monica—but the grittier, Beverly Hills-adjacent version, a true urban shopping street.
>Go to Third Street
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