2.5 Stars - and I agree with Maria on this one…read more The style here isn't that great. They're not bad either, but they didn't even look or feel high-quality so I can't really justify the prices some of these items were going for. Additionally, the offerings here are looking more "vintage" than "retro." And yes, there's a difference - think about it. And yes, the men's selection is better - but I can't see myself rushing back here either. The decor could use some improvement as well. This looks more like a long rack on the wall.

An upscale clothing boutique in the Design District just a ways down from Sra Martinez and…read moreMichaels. I'm glad there is a growing crop of fashion shops and I look forward to more. However, I think this shop epitomizes what isn't working. Yes, the clothes are high end and expensive but I saw few if any pieces that made my heart jump, skip, or hop. There was no Marni mouth dropping moment. There is no love at first sight shoe from Louboutin. There isn't even that odd mix of inspiration and infatuation from Tomas Maier. I found the men's collection to be a bit better with an Etro shirt in a colorful of the moment plaid but overall the store lacked strong pieces or even amazingly feminine staples. Even more telling is the odd, mismatched feel of the store. The aesthetic is worn and dated. Feng Shui anyone? anyone? Speaking of odd the door was locked when I pulled on the handle, in the middle of the day. Suddenly, I felt oh so safe ;-) Again, I want to see more stores, a well curated cocktail of boutiques ranging from hip vintage boutiques brimming with treasures to high end international names, and local up and comers.

Best all round bead and jewelry making supplies around. I've been a loyal customer for twenty years.read more

If they had bad customer service they didn't with me. They do watch you when you shop but they do…read morehave to protect there merchandise. The owner gave me a beautiful heart sharped box set as a free gift. I loved there selection out of all the beads stores I felt they by far has the best selection. As a wholesale buyer I did see a few things that where over priced for the going price in the market for those items but not much was like that with your resell number the prices where great. I can't wait to go back! Lindsey with atomic junk

The most darling little gift store in Miami hides inside The Standard…read more I love a good boutique shop. Somehow the small size makes me think there's been more time and effort taken in designing and filling the space. I really enjoy visiting The Standard so I was pleasantly surprised to come across it's new gift/book shop and partnership with OHWOW. The signature aqua/jade blue and black and white stripes are once again present. The shelves are lined with various goods. It's an emporium of hipster favorites Havianias flip-flops, (1 of Brazil's more famous exports: soccer, supermodels, Havianias, samba), Moleskin notebooks just like Hemingway used to have, sunglasses, books, scarves, swimsuits, magazines, accessories, all wonderfully seductive. Oh, I could spend a pretty penny here. I blame the vacation-like setting. Something about being relaxed, makes one feel at peace, healthy, makes one spend money more easily. Next time you need a small something or other, consider stopping by here.

Books and Books has a long history with Miami. The flagship store is located in a beautiful 1927…read morebuilding listed in the Coral Gables Register of Historic Places. Mitchell Kaplan founded Books & Books in 1982 in a 500 sq ft space in Coral Gables when he realized that he loved books more than going to law school. Somehow this independent book seller has managed to stay in business in a time when most books are bought online. One of the ways they have stayed relevant is by hosting over 60 author events every month. Books & Books sponsors one of my favorite events every November, the Miami Book Fair, when 300 hundred authors converge on the Wolfson Campus of Miami Dade College for a week of one of a kind literary events. The fair was started in 1984 by Miami-Dade College Wolfson Campus President, Eduardo J. Padrón and Mitchell Kaplan in partnership with the Miami library system. Many famous people, artists, athletes, politicians, and celebrities have come to Miami to speak about their books at the fair. It is now the largest literary festival in the country. I discovered this small Books & Books outpost while exploring Bal Harbour Shops. It might be one of the only stores I can afford in the entire mall. As soon as you walk in the heavenly smell of books engulfs you. I wish they sold it is a perfume. On the wall and tables are a good selection of the latest best sellers, popular fiction, children's book, and non fiction. They also sell reading glasses. In a time when most books stores have been shuttered, it is wonderful to see that Books & Books has managed to keep the literary loving community engaged.

Such a cute gem... nothing like it in the city. Miss this place…read more Xoxoxoxooooxoxooxxxoxx

I have been coming here for more than 10 years.There service was super rude. I went inside and they…read morekicked me out immediately. Terrible costumer service. I went inside calm looking to find some stuff for my upcoming prom. But they couldn't help me.

A wholesale store that sells fashion stuff,. Such as hats, jewelry, clothes etc. Open to the…read moregeneral public as well as wholesale.

Despojito Miami Boutique is a hidden gem in the heart of the 305 located on Bird Road and 84th…read more From the moment you enter you feel a comforting vibe as you're welcomed by the owner Jo with a warm genuine smile. Jo is truly knowledgeable and eager to guide you with all your needs or questions. from BegUbers to Advanced she's you're girl to go see! hands doen and no questions asked... Oh, and it's kid friendly too! I took my 12 and an 8 yr old with me. My youngest has a passion for crystals and not only did she encourage to let them look around but she educated them on the crystals they picked. Had their charts done and absolutely loved that once their chart was completed she educated them on their planets and what it mean. So from Despojitos, Tarot Cards, Crystals, Books, Clotbing and many more.... This is the place for you!

I fell in love with this gem! The staff was very welcoming. I felt happy to come by and I will be…read morecoming back. Their selection of items is so unique. This what I ended up getting priced fairly for handmade.

Awful service. Disrespectful manager. This taschen is the worst one there is. I am upset, they ruin…read morethe good vibes of Lincoln road. They only have boring books there.

It was a challenge not to buy anything, but I maintain that Taschen, if not the preeminent…read morepublisher of art books in the world, has the chance to provide a top-notch retail front..and they have done so. Where else can I look at $1200 books with provided white gloves, but spend half an hour poring over the $40 offerings? There is a fundamental need for art in this world, and I'm glad they're doing their part. Salespeople largely left me alone, which is fine. They must have sensed I wasn't buying anything, but they didn't know that I couldn't put the book I wanted in my suitcase coming back home. So no nefarious intent detected on their part. Would visit again, then plot to get it mailed to me at home.

An excellent experience from start to finish. The service was personalized and very friendly, and…read morethe quality of the jewelry is spectacular. Each piece has a unique design, and the care taken in every detail is evident. I will definitely return and recommend it 100%.