I didn't buy a dress, but I stopped in just to check it out. They had a very nice selection of…read moredresses and I could see myself recommending this to my female friends, and if for some reason I ever need to buy a dress, this is where I would go. The lady who was working there was very helpful and kind.

They carry vintage inspired dresses from England, the Netherlands, and Australia. They also have…read morehats, shoes, purses, and jewelry. I bought two dresses which came out to $325. The dresses they have come in styles ranging from the 1920's to 1960's. Very classic looks, and so beautiful! Sohayla and Julie provided excellent service, especially Sohayla who was very personable and friendly.

If you are traveling or are a local you should check out this cute unique boutique in Old town…read moreScottsdale. They have fun cute corky shirts, gifts, shoes and accessories. The prices are somewhat reasonable, I purchased a t-shirt for $40. The quality looks great not thin at all and I specifically loved the unique design I know I wouldn't find elsewhere. If you are a bachelorette they have a section for you too :)

I will start with it is a cute store with expensive stuff. They didn't have the size I wanted for…read morea couple of tshirts, so they offered to order them online and ship to me. I asked if the t-shirts are 100% cotton and was told yes. Unfortunately the t-shirts had the actual tag cut off (see pics below) so I couldn't verify, but know one of the 2 received was not 100% cotton by touch. It is legal to sell new clothes with the tag cut off. I will not shop here again if back in Scottdale. Google - Why it is illegal: Required information is missing: Federal law requires clothing labels to include the country of origin, fiber content, and the manufacturer's identity. Cutting these tags off before a sale removes this essential information. It can be consumer fraud: Removing labels can be seen as a deceptive practice to hide information from the consumer, such as the required care instructions. Trademark infringement: Removing the brand label from an item and reselling it can be considered "reverse passing off," a form of trademark infringement that misleads consumers and is a form of unfair competition. Unfair competition: Violating the labeling requirements is considered an unfair method of competition and an unfair or deceptive act or practice under the Federal Trade Commission Act.

This Creations Boutique is located in the Scottsdale Quarter shopping area. It is a new women's…read morefashion store since my last visit. I am familiar with this boutique having visited another store in a different shopping area. Many of the mannequins are dressed up nicely. You can get some great ideas or even use their ideas for an outfit. There are accessories including sunglasses to browse. Friendly staff. Street, valet and free shaded parking lots with WiFi.

Aritzia can be found in the Kierland Commons. This store is known for its premium fabrics used in…read moretheir clothing. The company was founded in Vancouver, Canada. The styles are casual yet chic. Staff can act as your personal shopper helping and guiding you to the best outfit. Parking includes street, covered and valet.

The new Aritzia at Kierland Commons is gorgeous! The store is bright, modern, and super easy to…read moreshop. The clothing selection is amazing with lots of high-quality basics, elevated everyday pieces, and all the fan-favorite brands. The fitting rooms are spacious and have great lighting, which made trying things on actually enjoyable. The staff was friendly, attentive, and offered help without being pushy. Prices are definitely on the higher end, but the quality and overall shopping experience make it worth it. So glad Aritzia finally opened here! Aritzia is definitely going to be one of my go-to stops at Kierland! Make sure to head to the back of the store to try on the life-size, ginormous super puff jacket. Snap a picture and enjoy a good laugh!

Swung by Nordstrom Rack at The Promenade Scottsdale looking for a pair of OluKai flip flops and…read morecompletely hit the jackpot. They had a great selection available, although only a few pairs were in my size. The prices were fantastic too -- about 30% off MSRP, which made the trip even better. After finding the flip flops, I took a quick lap around the store and found several other great deals. They had Ray-Ban sunglasses marked down around 50% off MSRP along with a solid selection of name-brand health and beauty products at discounted prices. Nordstrom Rack is definitely one of those stores where it pays to spend some time searching through the racks. If you're willing to browse a bit, you can find some seriously good deals on quality brands. The store itself was clean, organized, and easy to shop. Evelyn provided excellent customer service during checkout and made the experience even better. Plenty of free parking outside as well.

Nordstrom Rack is located in The Promenade shopping plaza. Several clothing sales were happening…read moreat the Nordstrom rack. I looked at potential sandals, but didn't see anything that sparked my attention. I also considered getting some new Ray-Ban's since mine are getting scratched. The Ray-Ban's were on sale, but I decided to wait since I didn't see a style I liked. Shared parking and Wi-Fi in the building.

The clothes here are fine. A bit over priced, run large, but absolutely fine…read more The big problem is the old ladies that work here. I'm not sure what their issue is but they are the only salespeople in town that seem to want to call me fat. I ask them to get me an extra small and they question me. Not only is that my best fit, when it's not too large in this store. But some ladies like things clingy. If that was my taste who are they to judge if I'm willing to pay their high prices. I will stick with stores with kind and respectful salespeople. Thanks but no thanks Splendid big overpriced nothing.

Women's clothing store in Kierkand Commons. Soft, comfortable clothing for casual as well as office…read morewear. Lots of basic colors and stripes. Great for lounging and traveling!!! Sizing can be a little on the larger size. Always lots of sale items in the store. Sales ladies on the floor to help. Not the greatest with returns!!

I generally like Ambercrombie & Fitch clothing. I stopped in at this new location while at…read moreScottsdale Quarter for lunch. I like to watch for deals and this location had no real sales or clearance items. The decor was very generic. I wasn't a fan of obviously the architect who lives out of state. The artwork is reprints of Instagram postings of various locations around the United States. However, the only social media photo representing Scottsdale was am image of selfie shadow standing next to a generic swimming pool way in the back. There are so many more interesting photos of local architecture or desert scenery they could have used and more prominently displayed. The California or New York architect that designed this A&F did not care about connecting their brand locally. The locally employed retail workers were friendly and helpful.

Strolled in here on a weekend and wanted to check out the 40% sale. The discount prices were not…read morelisted. I did a walk-through at the store, lots of staff that did not greet customers. Couldn't find what I was looking for so I left.

It was a marvelous day to stroll the Kierland Commons. Not only could you shop, but you could…read morealso enjoy a weekend art and wine show. We chose to park across the street, which was probably smart. A lot at Kierland Commons was overflowing with drivers looking for parking spaces. The Kierland Commons offers upscale shopping and plenty of restaurants to feed your belly. Parking was at a premium today. They also have valet parking if you decide to use that service. Wi-Fi in many of the stores there.

I am extremely disappointed with how this incident was handled by Kierland Commons Security…read moreManager, Mark Kea. After my vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run in the Kierland Commons parking lot, by a member of the cleaning staff, I left Mr. Kea a voicemail on Saturday, July 18, requesting a return call regarding the incident. Unfortunately, I never received a response. As someone who works at Kierland Commons, I expected a higher level of professionalism, communication, and concern. Instead, I had to flag down an employee driving a golf cart just to locate the security office myself. The lack of follow-up and assistance during a situation involving property damage is unacceptable. Additionally, the parking lot design is extremely narrow, making it difficult to navigate safely and increasing the risk of accidents. I hope Kierland Commons takes both customer and employee safety more seriously and improves its response to incidents like this in the future.