This home goods spot looks like an English countryside antiques shop that’s had a run-in with a Native American trading post. Highlights include footstools upholstered in iconic Hudson Bay prints.
Two reasons we love it: the mini boutiques of awesome brands like A.P.C., Marc by Marc Jacobs and Vanessa Bruno (a vintage rarity), and items become less expensive the longer they've been here!
Lili is the vintage treasure trove you'd hope to come across in New Orleans: full of hand-worked lace-edged skirts from the '30s, fur capelets from the '40s and pristine day dresses from the '50s.
Since 1931, this boudoir-esque perfumery (which sits in an 18th-century space) has been turning out a house label of romantically tinged soaps, powders and fragrances with old-world ingredients.
New moms Lulu Davis and Debbie Bowman teamed up to offer kids’ clothes that are cool, not precious—like Appaman tees printed with graphic planes and bikes.
This subterranean space specializes primarily in vintage jewelry: The expansive selection is well sorted and well priced, which means you can snap up a great turquoise ring for $40.
Largely fueled by word-of-mouth recommendations, the shop, situated in an old Masonic Lodge, draws collectors on the hunt for well-preserved clothing and costume jewelry, much of it from private estat Leggi tutto.
Well worth the trip for affordable dressers, coffee tables, and nightstands. Leggi tutto.
Trujillo offers an impeccable range of antique turquoise belt buckles and polished fetish necklaces, all against a backdrop of collectible American folk art. Leggi tutto.
Guided by three retail veterans, the selection here focuses on one-of-a-kind-feeling pieces like ankle boots by LD Tuttle and drapey dresses by Gary Graham. Leggi tutto.
Known for its well-priced denim selection from heavyweights both new and established, including Citizens of Humanity, Paige Premium Denim, and the current bestselling line MIH. Leggi tutto.
Everything at this gallery-like shop is exquisitely hip, from the coffee-table books to the gauzy embellished tops and limited-edition Nikes. Leggi tutto.
One of the most well-executed ethical apparel stores we've seen. The owners here factor in the conditions and location in which the item was produced to guarantee a low-impact product. Leggi tutto.
Perennial Lucky favorites include keyhole-neck dresses, striped zip-up hoodies, and colored cords.
Streamlined, classic, and utterly French. Count on this line for a slim-cut trench, a cotton smock, or detail-free jeans.
Owner Kyung Lee is constantly taking risks on emerging labels, and she’s almost always on hand to ensure that everything fits beautifully.
Open by appointment only, this little-known vintage resource is headed by a Gap designer who travels the world to source truly gorgeous garments.
Owner Candice Waldron has impeccable taste, so it's impossible to choose poorly here. Highlights include Heimstone necklaces and printed Rachel Comey tops.
Come here for an impressively comprehensive collection of Scandinavian midcentury modern furniture.
Two outposts with loads of on-trend picks for under $100. At the women’s store, look for Cheap Monday denim, Preloved dresses, and slip-ons by Melissa.
This hip Kailua boutique reads more West Hollywood than windward side. The goods—LA Made tanks, Dolce Vita shoes—all have a relaxed, L.A. vibe.
Randi Brookman-Harris, the woman with the sharpest interior design mind in town, swears that the side-ruched maternity tops from Target never stretch AND they look chic post-pregnancy. Get into it.
Kate Spade New York's graphic designer, Katie Evans, swears by APC for the best in french prep.
Calypso Lawrence, Prabal Gurung's PR & Marketing coordinator with style for days loves to swing by here. If she says it's worth it, it surely is.
"The best way to spend a free afternoon is to browse the amazing selection of Japanese fashion magazines at this store." -Julia Chu
Clever vignettes—'50s tables piled with books, antique vanities strewn with distressed mirrored trays—at this vintage furniture mainstay make you feel like you’ve entered somebody’s very cool loft.
