This is a nice store and it's even nicer when they have an extra 25% off the sale price, but the quality of some of the garments is very poor. I bought a Pilcro tissue Tee shirt in navy and white stripes (not on sale). It is so poorly made, I think it will fall apart after one or two washings. This garment was obviously never inspected at the factory. It isn't even 100% cotton like I thought it was. I also didn't notice the back seam. I feel ripped off with a price of $58.00. I'm returning it. Buyer beware at this cute store. read more

I love stopping in when I'm on my neighborhood walk because the store always brightens my day! I am usually greeted by someone when I walk in; the staff remind me a lot of staff in the East Coast where small talk isn't a very big thing for them (not necessarily a bad thing imo) They generally have a great stock of items and each item type is perfectly sectioned off within the store. The sales section is always worth checking out! I've gotten many candles, little gifts, and small home trinkets. The value of the clothing on sale is worth it too if you really like their fashion. read more

This Anthro is so well stocked--I was blown away! I love their home items but they really knock it out of the park with the clothes. Love it! read more

Yes, pretty much anyone and EVERYONE can find something they like in Anthropologie, but this location is extra special. Something about the design and layout of this location makes it SO easy to prouse around without feeling like you're missing anything. I always start at the candle/home goods section admiring the gorgeous mugs, plates, and serving bowls while simultaneously smelling every candle they have to offer (I know I'm not alone in this!). The candles are what I buy most often because they are stunning, the scent travels through your home, and they last a long time! Anthro has a HUGE selection of clothing with everything from party dresses, cozy winter outerwear, to pajamas/slippers. I also love that they have a nice sale section that is always well stocked with options. It seems as though they have everything (I forgot to mention how much I love their jewelry too!). It's a perfect shop to pop into for a quick but thoughtful gift for a friend. Anthro is on the pricier side, but for the most part the quality is there. Go on your birthday for 15%, and they have a few other sales throughout the year where you can snag a deal. read more

Expensive but a great selection and the staff is awesome! Havilah helped me out and I really appreciated her styling suggestions and feedback on the pieces I tried on. I'll be back! read more

Will I ever outgrow anthropologie :)? Always something that will catch my eye when I go shopping at anthro. Pricey, so I don't always buy. read more

Anthropologie - Cute - Women's Clothing Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

The customer service at this location is abysmal. I'm a brown woman just walking around and minding my business. Anytime I came across an employee, they cut me off where I was walking, didn't acknowledge me, or were just generally very off-putting. When I went to check out, I was buying a gift and asked for a gift receipt and the box with the paper too, and the lady checking me out didn't say anything to me besides asking if I was a member of their rewards program. She was incredibly disrespectful the entire interaction and didn't even look at me. She had the worst attitude and I looked around at the people in the tills next to me and they seemed to have equally bad attitudes. They're extremely bitchy, entitled, and lack costumer service skills. read more

Used to love this store. Now, not so much. Over the years, I've spent so much here, but that's over. I wasn't going to write a review, but...people should know. Found a gorgeous skirt there, not my usual style and yes, highly overpriced, but hey, I found it in the sale room, and it was marked down to where I juuuust might squeak by without too much guilt, so I grabbed it to try. Fit like it was made for me, and even though it wasn't my usual style, it looked GOOD, so I decided to get it. Brought it to the counter, the salesperson rang it up, and told me something like $240. WTH??? I showed him the sale sticker, and what was it doing in the sale room if it wasn't, well, on sale? He ran it through again, and it came up full price again. I asked again - why marked down, why in the sale room? He checked with another employee and came back and said it was an error and that it would have to be reticketed. Is this some kind of sales gimmick, or what? Walked out skirtless, and figured I saved myself more than I wanted to spend anyway, even at the sale price. Went and had a coffee, thought it over, and decided I really wanted the damn thing, so went right back and asked the same salesperson for the label name so I could see if I could find it elsewhere. He couldn't be bothered, said it had already been shipped back to the "warehouse." In less than one hour??? Okay, still, what was the label. He had no idea, and there was "no way to find out." Uh...didn't you just ship it back to the warehouse? Isn't there a RECORD of it being shipped back? Could. Not. Believe. It. Told my friends, they said no, that's not how it works, if the store made an error and 'accidentally' marked it down and 'accidentally' put it in the sale room, then they should honor the tagged price. Well, apparently not at Anthropologie. All I could think of was that maybe one of the employees had had her eye on it and snagged it back before it shipped, and when I came back asking after it, they just tap-danced their way through that ridiculous story. I mean, what else makes sense? They shipped it out within the hour, with no record of it? Well, you know, I was so mad, I had a few items at home that I'd bought about three weeks ago and hadn't worn yet, so I dug out the receipt and returned them, and I will NEVER shop at Anthropologie again. And I'm crossing off FreePeople, and Urban Outfitters as well, because they're all part of the parent corporation. Way too many clothing stores in Chicago to put up with that kind of bad juju. read more

Ordering online and picking up in store option could use some help. Not customer service friendly

Don't buy their products they are over priced and poorly made I bought this pretty looking at for at oven mitt and I burned my hand holding my pot look how cheaply made and poorly manufactured materials are being sold that are also dangerous read more

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Overpriced but I can't help but love it. I dream of a world where there are no more Gaps and people dressed like clones of each other. Living in a place like Chicago where there aren't that many great boutiques, I will settle for a franchise boutique like Anthro that gathers so many different designers under one roof. Yes it is expensive, but if you are willing to put in the time, you can find plenty of good sales there for some amazing clothes and jewelry! read more

I freakin' love Anthropologie in General but I hate how there's no parking t this one... =( Eh... that's our hometown though so I'll shush up now =) p.s. (Had to click edit to add the p.s.) I just got the cutest sweater from there!! Ooh i'll add the picture to the location photos! read more

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This store is huge - high ceilings and very airy. I haven't been into an Anthropologie in a long time so it was fun to walk around. It was a bit crowded since it was a Saturday. Clientele is a mix of young ladies, moms with strollers, and men waiting on couches for it to all be over. There was cucumber water and a tea biscuit at the door, but no cups for water. They probably ran out at some point. I believe there is coffee by the fitting rooms. They have an expansive selection of fun housewares in addition to their clothing. The store in general is priced a bit steep, but I left with a nice mid-sleeve floral dress for an early fall beach wedding. If I came back I would want to come back during the week in hopes the store is emptier. Since I liked the inside, I think strolling around at leisure in a more relaxed environment would make for a funner shopping experience. Saturday I found myself kind of bumping into people and the line at the register was a bit long. read more

Anthropolgies is my favorite clothing store! This particular location does not have the best costumer service, sadly. Yesterday, I was walking around lugging a ton of heavy sweaters and started my own fitting room because nobody was around to help me. I was in the store for about 30 minutes before anyone even said hello to me. When I needed items in different sizes, I took it upon myself to do so, as I could not locate anyone else. The store had about 10 costumers in it when I was there, so it's not like they were crazy busy. I come to this location because it is usually emptier than the other locations but think I may stop coming to this one based on the lack of costumer service. I really like the location on Chicago Ave. in terms of the best costumer service. This one is nice because it is usually less crowded. read more

I'm starting to notice a trend here - every time I visit Anthropologie, I'm actually revisiting a retro chic garment. Last fall, I was after Bonnie's feminine take on the classic trench coat. And today, I came to find a Stepford wives' staple some say has been resurrected in part by Betty Draper: The apron. Only these aren't your grandma's aprons. They actually resemble the front of a vintage dress, with a flattering, nipped-in cut with ties around the waist and neck. They're not only fashionable but functional - mine has a pocket which I'm sure I'll be stuffing with something. Anthropologie is known for their apron selection and I wasn't disappointed upon finding about 15 or so varying patterns/colors. Though I'm unsure I'll be donning my new sassy + sexy apron in the kitchen anytime soon, I plan on wearing it to an upcoming cooking event. With heels and a dress, naturally! And for the record, I think men can rock aprons too. Is it weird that I have a recurring dream with an apron-clad Tom Colicchio braising baby lamb shanks for me? Okay, it's bizarre. read more

This place is extremely dangerous for me. First off, they have SUCH cute clothing. I love that their clothes are extremely feminine but also unique. I frankly can't tell the difference between Banana Republic and J.Crew because all of their clothing more or less look the same. Anthropologie has quality stuff but there's a bit more edge to it. Not super edge like Urban but feminine edge, if that makes sense? Anyway, I think most who appreciate the style Anthropolgie has to offer would agree their clothes are well made and flattering. What I was particularly impressed with was their degree of customer service. They didn't try to push me into buying anything (ugh stupid United Colors of Benetton) nor did they ignore me (I hate you J.Crew) but they were sufficiently and amiably helpful. I found a couple of items that were probably overpriced but ones I will definitely get my use out of. I love you Anthropologie and I should steer clear if I want any hopes of saving money. read more

Anthropologie looks good on paper...the clothes are dreamy, the store is roomy, and there appear to be staff-a-plentiful; then why am I treated like something the cat dragged in on a bad day? I was so looking forward to my trip to Anthropologie on a rainy winter Saturday and with my paycheck in tow, I had high hopes to blow half of it on some fresh designs. My expectations were quickly quashed! The customer service at this location is B-A-D; to the staff, you're just another inconvenience. In protest, I will not be shopping at any Anthropologie locations ever again. I'm tempted to name names, but I'll keep this review to the point. 1. Apparently a job at Anthropologie entitles you to a nasty attitude. 2. When shopping here, try to stay out of the staff's way. 3. Your experience may inspire you to drop the apparel you want to buy in order to say "bye, bye" to the hostility. On top of everything, I went to their website to find an outlet for my grief but their customer service line is only available M-F when I'm busy working. C'est la vie, I turned to Yelp! read more

I accompanied my friend M. to this store today. M. had ordered some items on-line and wanted to return them. Long story short - M. found a sweater/jacket that she liked, but wanted it one size larger than we saw on the rack. Well, this turned into an extravaganza of customer service. First, the salesclerk checked in back for another one - no luck. Then, she offered to look on-line to see if it was available there - it wasn't. Then, she checked to see if the proper size was in other stores; she found 4 other stores in the country that had the item. Then, she started calling the stores to see if it was still there, and could they ship it. Finally, she found the item, and arranged to have it shipped to M.'s home. This whole ordeal probably took 20 minutes. The clerk, whose name was Megan, just offered some of the best customer service I've seen. And by the way, while she was working with M., other clerks opened other registers to make sure that customers did not have to wait long in line. I was just very, very impressed with the customer service. I can't comment on the store, as I am way too old and too poor to buy their stuff. But I would go in again, just because I believe that I would be given the highest customer service available. read more

The stuff in here looks cool. Women love it, and it seems to be expensive. They seem to sell everything. Jeans, tables, lamps, bathroom extras, kitchen fillers, whatever you want, they have it. I like this place, because if you go in here with a sig other, they go into a trance, and I can sit in one of their $925 over priced chairs that I'm not really sure if I'm supposed to be sitting on or not, and text message for 39 minutes. No one talking to me, just me, myself, and I. The great escape. I'm a guy, and never bought a single thing in here, but this place does wonders for a relationship. If they had as many Anthropologies in Lakeview as they did 7-11s, I would be a pig in slop. Bring em here fellas, get the peace you are entitled to.... read more

How have I not shopped here before??? HOW? WHY? WHEREFORE??? .....the HELL? I can't believe I have not ever stepped foot into a single Anthropologie until 2010. I also can't believe that nobody loved me enough to tell me that I should. Maybe I need friends that love me more. Or that shop at better places. As someone who loves most things vintage but is not a fan of wearing anything that is used (it creeps me out), this store feels like it was made for me. They have a lot of really tailored, beautiful pieces of clothing that seem to be well made. A lot of cotton which makes me super happy in the summer. Dresses with those beautiful shapes from the late 1950s that look great on curvy women like me. Tops with exquisite lace and/or beautiful crochet that could be Edwardian or from the 1970s. I feel like this store is an homage to the best fashion from the past 100 years but in modern sizes. I DIE. I have two minor complaints. One is that they are not inexpensive. But the sale room is great and they are not ridiculously pricey, especially considering the quality. The other complaint is the variance in sizes. A size 12 by one brand is nothing like a size 12 from another. But I think that this happens everywhere - it just hurts more when you love 90% of what you see and know that some of it just won't fit. I think that this store might be my new addiction. The new one on State Street is my introduction but I like this one better. EDITED TO ADD: All of the salespeople at this location were super helpful and really nice. I must have tried on 30 items and only left with two but they consistently checked on me in the dressing room and brought me sizes and were just really great to deal with. read more

My friend purchased a gift card for me using her debit card and used her Anthropologie rewards card. Unfortunately, I misplaced the card and was told through online customer service that I could call the store to have it replaced. When I called the store, they said there was nothing they could do since they keep no record of these transactions. I'm sorry, but this is ridiculous. There is clearly a record of it in the system, especially since it was not paid for with cash, and all gift cards have a unique identifier code so that you could use it online. I don't understand why they cannot look up this transaction, see that I have never used the card with this code, and at least give my friend her money back! This is just a lesson to never buy gift cards...they are just money grabbing scams used by stores. read more

Oh Anthropologie, I have a love hate relationship with you. On one hand, they have a great selection of unique clothing items. I love that the pieces I get here are truly unique and in many ways, aren't anchored to trends. I still have several pieces I got here years ago that still elicit compliments. Whenever I want something with a little extra flare, Anthro is it. I also have to give them props for the overall store. The visual displays are always beautiful and shopping in the store feels like a unique and pleasant experience. Unfortunately, my compliments stop there. This pains me because I really DO love this store and continue to shop there, but there are a few things that irk me. The first is the quality of the clothes. This seems to be hit or miss depending on the designer. I have had some pieces that have worn well for years and others (sweaters especially) that have worn horribly. I now have two sweaters where the neckline has frayed entirely. Yes, I wear them often, but I have similar sweaters from J Crew and Banana Republic that are older that have held together better. Unfortunately here cost does not always equal quality. Generally they are good about exchanging things if there is a problem and the garment is relatively new, but I wish there were fewer problems in the first place. The other problem is that this store does not seem to be adequately staffed for the level of traffic it gets. I've tried shopping both at popular and off times and always endure a long wait at the registers. And while I've never waited for a dressing room I do often have to wait awhile if I need a new size in something or pairing suggestions. I love how helpful their dressing room attendants are and they have given me some great suggestions, but they usually seem overwhelmed and will offer to grab me something only for me to have to tell them to forget it 20 minutes later because I need to get on with my shopping. Overall I LOVE how adorable the clothes are and the feel of the store, I just wish the quality was better and the service a bit more attentive. read more

I've only been to this location once, but I have to say that the service is pretty bad. The staff/salespeople seemed to be all over the place, really aloof, spacey and just not tuned in to the customers' needs. Twice I needed a different size in a clothing item while I was in the dressing room, and twice one of the employees told me she would happily go get it for me, and BOTH times it never came back!! I had to ask numerous times before a new size actually emerged, but it took almost 20 minutes (both times), so I should have just gone to get it myself! Not exactly the experience you want to be having when you're spending $$$$ on clothing.... I like anthropologie, even though I know it's overpriced, but the locations I've been to elsewhere are way more professional, friendly and helpful. read more

If you want to feel bad about the fact that you went to grad school for only a $10,000 salary increase and much more in student debt loans, don't come here. It will make you depressed. Also, their clothes fit oddly. Their extra smalls are very short, but still rather wide. It makes me run back to the juniors section. Of course, I could have also invented this complaint because I am depressed every time I come here. read more

Like a lot of other reviewers, I love Anthropologie. I love their products and variety. What I don't like is their service - particularly at this location. I walked around on a Friday afternoon with maybe seven other women in the store, carrying an arm-load of dresses. Not a single person said "hello" much less asked if I needed to have a room started. Never mind that I was actually looking for something specific, but more over, was in the mood to actually purchase a few spring items! I stopped to look at a few t-shirts and pants, and was pushed out of the way by one of the associates who was helping another customer. Now, I understand that if you're working with a customer, you need to attend to them. Fine. But is it so hard to say "Excuse me"? Are you THAT desperate for a sale that you're willing to lose another? When I made my way into the changing rooms, I stood around for a few minutes while the sales associates chatted with one another, then was finally offered a room. After I tried everything on, I put the dresses back on the hangers and headed out. Not a single person asked me how I did, or offered to help put away my go-backs. I've worked in retail and always appreciated those customers who put their items back on the hangers. That day, I wanted to dump everything in a pile in the middle of the sales floor. Oh Anthropologie Southport, I'm gonna go back downtown where they're nicer. read more

Anthropology (/ænpldi/, from Greek , anthrpos, "human"; -, -logia) is the study of humanity. Has origins in the natural sciences, and the humanities. It may not have origins in the natural sciences or the humanities, but Anthropologie does have clothing for practically every different type of woman out there, and now they have kids clothing too. Although there prices are high, if you can watch your favorite items with a close eye you might be able to catch them on sale from time to time. There are so many clothing boutiques, but few pieces stand out. I always seem to find something original yet feminine here. read more

I wish I had the money to shop here regularly (echoing the sentiments of Kim B.) The clothes, for the most part, are darling - a little hippie and very adorable. They have an entire sale "room", which is about the side of a larger bathroom. Weed through the floors to see if there's something that has been overlooked for a while. The service seems to be a little bit snooty - which is fine with me - if I want help I will ask for it, and since I don't come in dressed in Anthropologie threads, I wouldn't expect they would think I need assistance. The store is gigantic - a huge "home" section with cute sheets, pillows, home accessories, furnishings, basically anything you could want that you don't realy need. Clothes, lingerie, home goods, presents to fit most any girl's desires - the selection is there. But even their sale sections are priced a bit out of reach for me. I'm jealous if you can furnish yourself and home here! read more

I adore Anthropologie. I would give them five stars if I could afford to actually buy more when I go shopping here. But it is fun just wander around the store and soak in the inspiration. This location is full of little nooks with pretty products artfully arranged to look like it all just happened. It is almost comfy in there. There is a decent sized area set aside for sales and the sale prices almost make it worth it... yet the fresh designs on the floor will catch your eye over the sale section. It is near the Southport El stop and there is more parking in this area than at the other local store on Rush so it is a wee bit more convenient. I love that there is a variety of brands so that not everything looks the same yet it does seem to mesh well. And I truly love the housewares sections... it is girly home decor accents at their finest. This is a store to go to with the girls after brunch... definitely leave the man at home for this shopping trip. read more

I really wish that I could give this store a better rating, but I just can't. I love the idea of this store and I always find really fascinating products when I am browsing, but I could never afford to be a regular customer. As far as service goes, it is hit or miss. One very quiet Saturday, the service was extraordinary (even pseudo-gift wrapped my purchase!) and the following weekend, I couldn't get anyone to help me. Cute clothes, really unique gifts & home furnishings, but really not for me! read more

Wow! My favorite place to shop hands down. 1. This location is so much larger than the State St. sister. 2. The ladies are super nice. 3. The sale section is arranged by color!!! It's like my personal walk-in closet. 4. The fitting room area is HUGE! 5. The housewares section is beautiful. Things can get pricey, so head for the sales first. But sometimes you have to indulge. There's no greater joy than coming home to gorgeous clothes and pretty, girly things. read more

The scent when I walk in is intoxicating. I love this store's atmosphere. The clothes and housewares are fantastic, tons of original, cute stuff. Yes, pricey like woah. But they have great sales going on almost all of the time. The cutsomer service at the Southport location sucks, I would rather go to the State Street one, but this one is closer. I'll never abandon Anthropologie. Skirts, dresses, gorgeous duvet covers (even if I can't afford them). The only thing I would say against the store as a whole is that the furniture is way too expensive. $6,000 for a sofa? And you want me to pay an extra $350 in shipping? Oh, right! read more

My favorite store EVER. Cloths are great Customer service is great. I love the house stuff. So cute and a little better priced then the clothing. I love this location because they carry shoes. I just moved to lakeview from Florida and my local store did not carry any shoes. read more

I'm not reviewing this store for its products, decor, service, or anything. I am simply saying of all the girls clothing stores I've been dragged to this one is tolerable. They have a few interesting coffee table books to thumb thru while you wait for the wifey or gf to pick stuff out. It could be worse, could be Nordstroms... read more

Online shoppers beware: I've just learned that I made a donation to Anthropologie. I ordered a beautiful dish set and serving tray that I will never see. Apparently, after not receiving your goods, there is a 30-day policy in place that allows this establishment to keep their merchandise and not refund your money. I was in contact with UPS continually, and only learned of the order cancellation after the 30-days had passed. Waiting patiently for my delivery was not the way to go. Lesson learned. Not that they are concerned, but I'll support another business going forward. read more

When I first discovered Anthropologie, it was when I saw the catalog at my house growing up and I fell in love with the dresses and boots. I thought that when I saved up enough money, I would definitely be buying clothes there. Well, fast forward about 8 years later and I finally do have cash to spend on occasion, but I don't think I own a single piece of clothing from Anthropologie (still not enough for that). I do, however, think their kitchenware section is one of the best things to ever happen. When I walk into Anthropologie, one of two things is happening: 1) I'm buying a gift for someone--and that gift is probably a cute butter dish with a matching rolling pin or 2) I did really well on something and think I deserve a treat--and that treat is probably a matching bowl set in alternating colors and patterns. Basically, Anthropologie is not a place I come for my essentials nor is it one I would ever recommend for NEEDS. This is my favorite place to get gifts, though. If I don't know much about someone, I do know that most people I know go into Anthropologie and window shop the hell out of that place and don't buy anything (or nearly as much as they want) because they can't justify it. All of my friends and siblings have been happy for the gifts I get from there. And when I get something for myself from there, it feels like my birthday every time. This particular location is big, bright and nicely laid out. I love how it's all one level and has a huge kitchenware section (that's where I hang). I have trouble finding the baskets with which to shop and often end up going to the register with a stack of precariously placed glassware in my arms (yikes!). I rarely (never) get approached by staff when I'm shopping which I usually prefer, but if someone could at least help my find a basket to carry my loot in, that would be much appreciated ;) read more

Why would you pay premium U.S. dollars with glorified presidents on the bills for products made in India, China and other exotic locations in Southeast Asia? That you know, whether or not you acknowledge it, only cost just a tiny fraction of the high two-figure and three-figure prices you see on the tags? Well, if you're not planning a trip to any of those locations soon, then I suppose you will just have to suck it up. After all, $88 for a skirt "made in India" is much cheaper than an $888 round-trip ticket there, food and lodging not included. And think about it this way -- you're also paying for a spacious shopping environment not found in other boutiques on SoPo, you're financing the cosy and tasteful decor, and you're footing the bill for some scene to be seen shopping. Frankly, I wasn't pleased when this outpost of a national chain began constructing just before Christmas last year. SoPo is a typical neighbourhood street that is mostly independent stores, give or take your ubiquitous Starbucks, Einstein Bros. and Coldstone Creamery. But, if we had to make room for a chain store, then Anthropologie is the least of all evils. The stuff there, you have to admit, is cool, and still maintains its lustre long after Urban Outfitters has rusted to kitsch. Of course, the non-descript shopper will do well to head straight to the sale alcove, where it makes much more sense and cents to pay 30 to 50 percent less for "premium" clothing and home furnishing. Why not make a traipse through the store part of your neighbourhood stroll... spend the time browsing, uncover a good deal. Seek and you shall receive. read more

What is it about Anthropologie that keeps me coming back? I came in for the clothes. They're interesting statement pieces reminiscent of vintage trends that are priced somewhere between your run-of-the-mill mall rat stores and upper end department stores. Then I discovered the accessories - jewelry, bags, mittens, scarves, sunglasses - all fall somewhere between delicate and funky. There's always something that tempts me. Where Anthro really has me, though, is their housewares. Let's start with the candles. They are a-MAY-zing. The pink jar candle is pretty much the only one I'll buy now. I drink my coffee from a cute monogrammed mug every morning sitting on the couch we got for 50% off because one of the legs had come off when it was shipped to the store. The customer service is always top-notch, they take online returns in-store, and the products are usually good quality. Although, if someone ever figures out what the Anthro card actually does please let me know! read more

This is one of my favorit stores. I always want to buy everything but can not afford it. I just wish they would make the sale room a little larger I always feel like I'm gonna have to smack a bitch to get the cute pants for $30. It gets mean in there and a lot of the ladies in the neighborhood seem extra mean since they lookas if they haven't eaten in a week. read more

My gawd. The spending addiction I did not need that comes in the form of being aware of this clothing store is OVER 9000! (Yes that's a Dragonball reference. If you knew that without my having to say it, add me. If not, I feel very level Sad Panda for you.) I love it. So over priced but I love it! I'm all about constantly looking casual but dressy, that's how I roll, and that's exactly the kind of clothes this store offers. Really good quality in most cases, unique, sophisticated, classy, all while somehow still pulling off a bohemian feel. LOVE. I haven't had a chance to shop it yet - but I could see their home good items becoming must-haves as well as great gift items for the family! The store is amazing, huge, bright, and well organized, the staff super friendly and helpful - someone always approaches me and asks if they can help and leave me alone if I say "No" - which is great! Final Verdict: When I file for bankruptcy due to my ordering clothes from here - I'll write a review update. :D read more

I just bought my new favorite shirt here... a white, boatnecked, burnout tee with a fitted, gray, grosgrain ribbon-embellished corset. Squeal! It's worth more than the sky-high price tag: I'm wearing it with big sunglasses, some cropped black capri pants and distressed gunmetal flats. I can see it with a skintight pencil skirt and stilletos. I wear it with jeans or with short, frou-frou, flouncy, summer skirt... anything or nothing. It is Beautiful! Plus, I got to watch the staff put together the always impressive window display. It's literally performance art. I could pack a lunch and spend the day here browsing, reading and buying... I might have to live in a cardboard box when done, but I'd look sensational! P.S. Any of you know where I can get the black and white cityscape print We heart Vera dress in a size 4? Because the clearance section only has it in size 14 and um, 0. Somewhere, one of you can help me find it! read more