Husband and wife John and Bonnie Levey have impeccable taste that has distinguished this store for nearly 30 years. Current obsessions include beautifully tailored pieces by Proenza Schouler and Rag & Leggi tutto.
The sales help is sincerely doting, the petite space accommodates about a dozen shoppers, and only select pieces from small, difficult-to-find, affordable lines grace the racks. Leggi tutto.
This shop has a loyal following for offering clothes that are hip but won't look dated at the end of the season. Leggi tutto.
For 30-plus years, Joan Shepp has brought avant-garde lines (Rick Owens, Balenciaga) to Philly, and she specifically chooses only the most wearable, timelessly cool silhouettes from each collection. Leggi tutto.
This store's grooming products are all-natural and locally made, and most are derived from recipes created by co-owner Steve Duross' grandmother (try the invigorating, muscle-relaxing Dragon Balm). Leggi tutto.
Fans of the vintage-inspired garments and home accessories at this boutique chain should make a point of visiting its hometown emporium. It has a thrilling amount of merchandise. Leggi tutto.
Tried-and-true lines like Gary Graham and Rebecca Taylor mingle with old-school vintage jewelry cases in a huge denim wall to make this retailer an easy winner. Leggi tutto.
At first sight, this charming country-store-like boutique seems to have a pretty average inventory of clothing, but that belies its selection of unique shapes and details you won't find elsewhere. Leggi tutto.
A neighborhood stalwart, Zelda's continues to feel innovative thanks to owner Libby Hartung's ability to seek out the next trend in footwear before it's on the radar anywhere else. Leggi tutto.
The intimate space is deliberately spare; there's nothing to distract from the unusual finds within, from Maison Martin Margiela Ligne 6 smock tops to LD Tuttle boots. Leggi tutto.
Red walls and low-hanging chandeliers are the ideal backdrop for the alluring undergarments at this lingerie shop, where the specialty is hard-to-come-by sizes—up to 42G—that are also wildly stylish. Leggi tutto.
An excellent resource for contemporary brands like M Missoni and Earnest Sewn. Leggi tutto.
At once boutique, showroom, and bespoke tailor, lots of the pieces here are made-to-measure—and the prices (around $200 for a dress) are incredibly low for goods this lovingly handmade. Leggi tutto.
This lingerie shop is replete with the most amazing collection of floaty, feminine underthings from all over the world. Our favorites: Hoff by Hoff bralettes and an array of dead-stock silk stockings. Leggi tutto.
Along with trusted labels like Thread and Jodi Arnold, be on the lookout for owner Elizabeth Dye's eponymous line of glam partywear. Leggi tutto.
For gift giving, Canoe proves exceptionally spot-on with its satisfying range of special-but-practical items, like Pendleton's classic striped wool blankets and delicate glass bud vases made in Japan. Leggi tutto.
The racks are always pleasingly packed with clean, bold items like 3.1 Phillip Lim tops, and super-chic heels and boots are perched atop old editions of classic novels. Leggi tutto.
This insidery spot offers a slew of hard-to-score labels including L.A.-based Jenni Kayne, Lutz & Patmos, and Daryl K. Leggi tutto.
This massive emporium is filled with a hip, beautifully exhibited assortment of more than 40 brands. In between soothing blue walls, cubbies proffer Helmut Lang, Rozae Nichols, and Current/Elliott. Leggi tutto.
This understated spot is full of surprisingly cool finds, like mod Parameter dresses, paper-thin Vince cardigans, and '60s-print tops. Leggi tutto.
While most locals use this vintage outpost as a resource for novelty looks and costumes, there are wearable-every-day steals here too, including a wall of '70s dresses for $25 each. Leggi tutto.
At first sight, this charming country-store-like boutique seems to have a pretty average inventory of clothing, but it belies a selection of unique shapes and details you won't find elsewhere. Leggi tutto.
Always carefully edited, this spot has long set the standard in the neighborhood for more fashion-forward lines: 3.1 Phillip Lim, Catherine Malandrino, and Humanoid. Leggi tutto.
Thousands of costume-jewelry pieces populate the cabinets at this subterranean space. The real draws are the trays of coral necklaces, engraved lockets, and pearl studs. Don’t miss the $10 bins. Leggi tutto.
One of the first Boston-based stores to embrace nascent lines, Ann Dingwell’s below-ground haunt has the city’s deepest array of newcomers. Leggi tutto.
Owner Betty Riaz hunts through Scandinavia to fill her racks, loading up on established names like Camilla Staerk, Sretsis, Bruuns Bazaar, Chie Mihara, and Maloles. Leggi tutto.
Channeling a French maritime-meets–East Coast prep sensibility, this shop is filled with refined pieces like Lerario Beatriz party dresses and wispy Isabel Marant blouses. Leggi tutto.
Expansive and loft-like, this spot is known for its well-curated selection of both offbeat and more traditional furniture and accessories—colorful glassware, sculptural vases, groovy lamps. Leggi tutto.
This younger cousin of old-guard Winnetka boutique Frances Heffernan stocks pieces that have a sense of quiet luxury. One perk of shopping here is the in-house alteration department. Leggi tutto.
