Nice assortment of contemporary designed clothing and accessories! Friendly staff in this well…read morestocked boutique nestled on main street in Middleburg VA. You can find heirloom type pieces like a mink shawl and selected pieces and accessories. I like they carry a few of my favorite brands, of course, priced accordingly!

LOVEEEEE this place. The staff is wonderful and they have some really incredible pieces there for…read morefair prices.

From Florida and stumbled on this new shop (their 7th day open) in the downtown walking mall. It's…read morea very cute place on the 2nd floor that has clothing for women sizes 16 and up. The owner is very friendly. It has a range of styles (hip, professional, dressy). Hopefully can make it back some day!

From the owner: The Quirky Closet is a plus size women's boutique. While we relocate, shop our website for amazing…read moreplus size boutique items!

HUGE Store that has something for everyone. They have clothes and shoes for the entire family,…read morebooks, dvds, housewares, home decor, jewelry, purses, antiques and so many neat and unusual items from estates. This store has 50% of the store on SALE every day for 25% to 90% OFF. They have two stores, one in Woodstock & one in Strasburg. They also sell items for many local non-profits to help them. Very well organized and clean store with very friendly and helpful employees. Will be back often.

I didn't find anything to buy that day, but my mom found a cute little Hallmark angel figurine and…read morea small Longeberger basket to put it in, which she gave to my grandma. Prices were okay, sometimes you might find something cool marked down by 50 or 75 percent. Worth the stop if you're traveling on Route 11.

I booked 2 tickets for a beginner photography class with this person, mostly landing on this one as…read moreit was the only place to offer an evening option. I didn't dig into reviews or research more; wish I had. The website page when I booked it only had the date, time, what to bring - but no mention of where it was being held other than in Front Royal. (I did not realize that this person runs some classes out of the gift shop he apparently also owns.) A few days before the class, I forwarded my email confirmation (that included the specifics of what exactly I had signed up for) to the email contact (apparently the owner) and said I hadn't received the details for the workshop and could they please send me any details I needed. I was told in the description it states the info would be sent 24-48 hours in advance because it depends on weather. Okay, no problem. On the day of the class, I emailed again; we were about 5 hours out and I hadn't received anything. I received a reply back that there were no workshops that night, there was a class, and if it was the class then I had already received all the info I needed when I booked it and if it's a workshop, check my spam folder. I, at this point, was worried I had paid $90 to a scam or something because this was definitely the correct date. I tried calling the phone number listed but no one picked up. I replied and reiterated exactly what I was signed up for, acknowledging that apparently I didn't use the right word (the owner differentiates between classes and workshops, but they're both mentioned all on the same website page, and my email confirmation says I got a "workshop discount" so this was absolutely not clear). I stated I didn't really understand what was going on but I had no location details, so what was I missing? The owner replied with how offended he was that I thought this might be a scam, didn't appreciate MY attitude, and that he had answered that way because I said "workshop" and HE DOESN'T HAVE THE TIME to specifically look up all the right information before responding. Then he pasted the details from the class page, but inserted the location information as if it had been there originally (it hadn't, and I have screenshots that show he changed it). I was furious, and did not respond because at that point, it would just be to argue and point out that I ALSO do not have the time, which is why I asked my question by forwarding my email confirmation with all of the relevant information I had. We decided to cut our losses and not bother trying to go to the class. This is supposed to be an instructor, teaching beginners, but he was SO incredibly rude, entitled, and condescending I just could not imagine anything productive coming out of trying to meet him and somehow learn from him. And given his attitude and the verbiage on the website, I didn't bother trying to ask for a refund. At least we saved gas by not bothering to go. I really wish I had researched more before booking this; the Google reviews on his little gift shop store include ones that also reference how rude he is, and Yelp was even more telling. (He also apparently likes to argue with any negative reviews! As I'm sure he'll argue with this one, which is why my Google review includes screenshots of the entire thing, minus my personal info.) I wish this could be zero stars.

They have really cute an unique items. However customer service is a bit challenging. I wanted to…read moreexchange a gift of a necklace that they still have in stock. It was a Christmas gift, but I don't live out here and the weather has been bad, so I know it was a late return. However, the item is still in stock and I had planned to exchange it for a more expensive item plus I planned to buy a $200 gift card for a friend. No deal. No exchange. "Sorry, our inventory system cannot manage it". Even though I like their merchandise (I've spent about $700 there in the last year), I'm not likely to go back.

It's so amazing to have a great boutique in town where I can drop in to get an outfit. It's…read morefrustrating that Target is so far, and the Dulles Mall doesn't even have a Nordstrom anymore. With a lack of options for affordable, cute clothes, Ivy & Oak has been an awesome addition to Lovettsville. I love that they change the clothes out weekly. It makes it more interesting to stop in because I know I'll find something new. One interesting note is that it's located in the same building as Bonnie's Country Kitchen. You drive into Bonnie's parking lot, and Ivy & Oak is around the back right side. You'll see the sign up. It's not very large inside, but they actually have a decent amount of clothes, shoes, and jewelry. I've been pretty happy with the availability of sizes, and I know it's restocked often. Also, there's a a small dressing room, so you're able to try things on before buying them. Overall, it's just been nice having something close by to grab something cute to wear that's different from the usual outfits everyone is buying from all the regular chain stores.

I am so very grateful to the owner, Silas and the staff of Nostalgia for helping me find my perfect…read morewedding dress! They were so sweet and supportive to me and gave me all the time I needed to shop through their collection, it was such an amazing experience and the shop itself is beautiful! If your not from around Purcellville, you have to stop in! It will surely be a delightful experience! :)

Wowee waists were snatched back then. Size 12 is not what you think. They had a 2-piece Mulberry…read moretapestry vest and skirt combo, '80s Garfinckel x Oscar de la Renta skirt suit (the skirt fit perfectly?!), kimono with embroidered collar, silk blouse that was luscious and thick like velvet, and mink collared coats galore. Bf talked me into '60s floral sun dress and a mauve party dress--both had hip POCKETS.

Much as I like browsing their high-end stuff, I've never bought anything. The separate food…read morebuilding has wonderful things with truly outrageous prices. I go in there thinking "this time I've going to get myself a treat" and come out empty-handed every time. I suppose if you want to put together a $200 gift basket for someone, rather than buy similar stuff at Home Goods for one-third the price, this is your kind of place.

Unless you want to save some money, Kimberly's is a don't-miss stop in Winchester. This cute shop…read morespans two buildings. One building houses more market goods, whereas the other building has a hodge podge of delightful gifts, home decor, clothes, and more. I was introduced to the shop last year originally when my mom wandered in. I stopped by again this year and bought some cute Winchester magnets. Last year I bought some dish towels among other things. There's a giant apple out front too that's perfect for photo ops.