Hey! This used to be Michael Kors! Remember that. This is the eleventh location in the world and…read morethe eighth location in the states. This is women clothing so I couldn't try anything on. The staff and service are l'agenceful.

Hey! this used to be Indochino! Remember that. This is the second location in the state and the…read morefirst one here. They have leisure wear, casual wear and formal wear. Also, they have women's apparel. I tried on one of the items. The staff and service are rhonederful.

I'll give it one star since I was greeted within 5 minutes of walking in, but other than that this…read moreplace is horrendous. Ikram Goldman is a pushy sales lady with an attitude and surprised this place is still open. This isn't the first poor service at Ikram, but seems to be an on-going issue that they have. Stay away from this place unless you wanted to be disrespected by Ikram herself.

Nice selection of pieces... if you're 45 and older. I didn't find much that was age appropriate…read more(late 20s), but decided on a versatile sweater top that had a unique cut/ style and was suitable for my age. Staff were fine, although they did become overly intrusive. I'm sure they were simply bored, given the store's very limited foot traffic. Doubt I'd venture back soon, as the selection in store was geared towards the mature woman.

I LOVE Marlowe on my skin…read more Marlowe Italian cashmere, that is. Not Brave G's dining companion of the same name. Marlowe offers exquisite cashmere sweaters & shawls. Colors are understated & details are subtle. Tasteful. Elegant. Splendid. The Chicago boutique is their only store in the States. The corner space is moderately sized, but high ceilings & well placed merchandise gives an airy feel. Two pairs of eyes turned to me as I entered the otherwise empty branch. Although I very casually dressed in one of my many collegiate outfits & carrying a rather wet umbrella, I was greeted by a friendly staff. Denise Naulyt directed me to a few pieces on display & brought out more items from the back. Perfect for the upcoming Fall. (Leaf peeping, anyone?) Your skin will thank you. So will your boyfriend.

It has been quite a long time since I have had such a poor, uncomfortable experience while…read moreshopping. Granted, I seldom do however a colleague recommended stopping into a few boutiques while I was in Chicago for three weeks last year. The store is beautiful from the outside in and calm. I took in the layout of their minimalist environment with a clean approach to merchandising. Then I heard someone running in heels and a face popped around a corner, full of smiles greeting me. It was unsettling to say the least. The girl then walked towards me and started asking me questions such as have you been here before? Oh, what brings you in? What is that clients name that told you about the store? I've never felt so forcibly put on the spot and I hadn't even had the opportunity to touch one article of clothing. I wish I could have extended those few tranquil moments when I had first walked in. I'm not sure if this saleswoman is aware of how her determination and digging were jarring for me. She was incredibly skinny, looks to work out frequently from the leanness of her physique and her energy level was on high which did not match the environment I thought I was stepping into. There was a young girl near the back, maybe even 20 years old. They both made me very uncomfortable; I thought how can these girls relate to what my needs are? At this point, the girl had pulled out a suit jacket, was describing some details and I asked how much it was ($1300). I could tell that this store would be expensive when I walked in however I was not willing to spend the time with that girl. I let her know that I appreciated the store and the jacket was nice but that I had to go. Then another barrage of questions occurred; how long will you be in the city? Do you want to receive our catalog? Can I put the jacket on hold for you? I'm sorry Marlowe, it's been over a month and that experience still resonates with me. Your pushiness revolts me and I hope making you aware settles me.

We needed a lunch spot near Water Tower and this turned out to be the perfect spot to dine…read more Unfortunately, my friend and I had our tweens lunching with us so we didn't get to do much shopping here...but it looks like they had some gorgeous, unique pieces. I plan on being back in the area later in the week and can't wait to check it out! As for lunch, or Sunday brunch, we started with a warm fresh baguette. I went with avocado toast for my meal, which hit the spot as it always does. I've had my share of avocado toasts in my lifetime and this was a good one. My daughter also really enjoyed her chicken flatbread. It was huge so when it first came out I thought she could have shared it with her friend, but she was super hungry and it was really tasty so she did a pretty good job eating it on her own. Service was fast and attentive and (again) my only regret is not getting to do more shopping...I'll be back!

I have been to the downtown Space 519 for breakfast with my sisters on two occasions. The food is…read moreabsolutely delicious and reasonably priced for downtown and the ambience's warm and friendly. I've enjoyed going to this well designed and cozy shop with a wonderful restaurant tucked into it. Highly recommended. The service is great. It is not a huge menu but everything I've had is delicious and the mimosas - the perfect ratio to make the perfect mimosa, try it!

Very vibrant. Calvin is so talented. His designs are unique and fashion forward. He will give you…read morethe best advice on fit and style according to your style. Private shopping is available call to get a private VIP shopping experience.

I started buying Calvin Tran clothes in 2002 and I still have every piece. The quality is…read moreotherworldly. So glad I stocked up a month ago. My cotton black and cream turtleneck has been my "Covid uniform". It washes like a dream. No need to forego style when quarantining in Tran.

I still shop here and this store really does still match my taste. As I type this I'm wearing both…read morea shirt and socks from Moth. The shirt is one that the owner specifically brought back for me from Japan, which was really kind of her -- it wasn't something she otherwise carried, and she went out of her way to get it for me. It remains the case that if you go for a really subtle, muted color palette -- but the solution of an all-black uniform does not appeal to you -- this store is a treasure. Lots of earthy greens and browns, burgundies, multiple shades of navy: basically, the longtime menswear color palette but for women. Really nice timeless styles and high quality fabrics. I commented in my earlier review that this is a store for people willing to take care of their clothes and that remains the case. Hand-washing or delicates washing (in a mesh bag) and hanging to dry will go a long way to extending the life of these clothes. Given the price point, the goal should be to maximize wears! I can't remember the first thing I bought here, but I definitely have pieces from Moth in active rotation that are 4-5 years old.

The products were lovely, but the staff was quite unwelcoming. I came in ready to purchase a gift…read morefor my partner, but left feeling judged --like I wasn't seen as a serious customer or that the items were out of my price range. Disappointing experience. I won't be returning.

Ahh! This is the first one here in the state and the fourth one in the U.S. Also, they have one in…read morethe U.K. They have 26 collections overall but only several at this location. They do have the Juice World 999 here. Items range from $45 to $700. Staff and service is fantastic.

Even though they didn't have anything in my daughter size on sale, the associates were very helpfulread more