How can one adequately describe a place like no other and still do it justice? Haus Fashion Lab…read morefeels more like a museum than a store.... a museum where you can actually afford to take home beautiful piece of art or fashion history! The owner, Emilio Uribe, is a fabulous modern-day renaissance man, collecting (and creating) tons of interesting clothing, shoes, jewelry, handbags, other accessories and artwork from both vintage and up-and-coming designers/artists. One never knows what to expect when coming back to Haus Fashion Lab.. The owner makes absolutely sure that the store, just as the customer's experience, is continuously evolving. Every time I go back the store seems to have re-invented itself with a new layout or new line of clothing/accessories or newly-acquired vintage items. HFL is fully committed to detail and to providing customers with a vast array of interesting, beautiful objects and personalized service. On one occasion, I witnessed the owner styling (and doing make-up for) a celebrity for a red-carpet event while agreeing to make custom pants for another customer's 12 year old daughter (to match her mother's) while coordinating a fashion shoot going on across the street at Wynwood Walls.... and he still had the time to make each and every customer feel welcomed as he/she walked through the door! I cannot say enough great things about HFL. There is something for everyone... whether you are male/female, young/mature... and whether you can afford to spend $30 or $3000. It is the absolutely perfect place to buy a unique gift for that person that has everything (while picking up a few fierce pieces for yourself!).

From the owner: The innovative concept, unique in miami, is to create one pit stop environment for a designer (…read moreready to wear, to achieve success in retail,wholesale, merchandising, marketing and PR , styling, media, brand awareness and image consulting. "The profile of the Haus Fashion customer will be that well traveled individual longing to visit the store to "breath" , feel, experience fashion and art at it's highest quality though the most updated trends from all over the world.

Visited Les Createurs earlier this week and was able to stay for a couple of drinks with the…read moreowners. Had a really nice time, they seem like really great people with a fun backstory if you ask about them. The business is features fashion and design. I'd say the bar is the smaller of the three aspects of the location. It's fun to look at the various sorts of clothing offered at the location, they bring in some interesting designers so the selection is pretty varied. The bar also offers a couple leather couches to relax on which are comfortable and nice way to relax from all the walking that is common around Wynwood. I wasn't able to stay too long, but one last thing I noticed was a DJ spin table on the bar, so I'd imagine this place has the potential to get really fun at night once they are more established.

Awesome French Concept store. I love the collection of clothes. They have a really nice decoration!…read moreWe have drinks at the bar, the owners were super nice

A great place to shop if you have an eye for fashion. Now remember this isn't a boutique. So don't…read moreexpect that kind of experience. This is a wholesaler that is open to the public (I believe on most if not all days). So yes it's true you cannot try the clothes on. No wholesaler allows this. This shopping experience is best for those who know what they want or have a good eye. Last time I came I was looking for a flowy, strapless white top and with the help of a young woman found a few to choose from. As far as other posts regarding being followed. I'd say it depends on your perspective; I like to think of it as having my own personal shopping assistant ready to help answer any questions I may have. Take advantage, you can ask for pricing and sometimes they can help with sizing and fit as well. So if you're curious to where many of our local boutiques find their merchandise and have an eye for fashion look no further. Happy shopping!

Located in Miami's "Fashion" district, it's surrounded by a bunch of other stores with similar…read moreclothes. Prices are very reasonable, and while it has some cute, trendy clothes (nothing of high quality), you aren't allowed to try anything on. This was the biggest problem for me because even though I found a pair of linen pants, there is no way I could buy them without trying it on first. So if you want to shop here, I recommend coming in leggings and a small tank so you can slip on the clothes without needing a fitting room. (But don't let them see you ... I think the rule is that you aren't allowed to try stuff on... not just that they don't have fitting rooms.) And I was followed around for several minutes (in case I steal something??) before I turned to the sales person and asked her if I was in her way. She said no and left me alone. Accessories are very lacking. Small selection of bags and shoes.

A lifestyle boutique that delivers an urban, international, quality selection on everything from…read moremusic, to clothes and books. Arguably THE lifestyle boutique in Miami BASE, is a perfectly curated masterpiece. The minute you step in you know a lot of thought and love went into this shop. The clean, unique fragrance is Sand, an exclusive designed by BASE's owner Stephen Giles. This store is clearly Gile's vision of a life well lived. From designer clothes to a CD bar BASE has something you're bound to fall in love with. And you'll note that BASE supports the arts from having their own label and a band The Life Project, to holding exhibits during Art Basel. The idea of bringing art into everyday life is obvious especially in the selection of graphic tees and kitschy, colorful toys. They also have a great selection of books some focusing on local art and architecture. If you're on the beach head over to this spot, if nothing else for inspiration on anything from music to decorating. BASE is one of the jewels in South Beach's crown.

So hip it hurts. Base is the summary of what chic-South…read moreBeach is if it got smacked wit the urban/electronic hipster bat. Think Vice Magazine, Ministry of Sound, be@rbrick toys. Whether you're disgusted by that or attracted to it, Base is a lifestyle store. It's got everything geared to a certain individual. This is a store where the people behind the counter are "cool", the stuff they have here is "cool" and the everyone's "in the know." Notice the overuse of my quotation marks. I like going here for the urban toy figures that I like to adorn my cubicle with--my bf likes going here for the overseas imports of electronic cds...this Lincoln Rd boutique also has a small corner room dedicated to haircuts.

Not a regular store. It could be a wholesale shop or a thrift type store. All dresses were from…read moreChina.

The location has changed for this wholesaler store. They are now on 20th street with two different…read morestores. One is officially only wholesale while the other one is retail. Both have amazing selection on clothing. Retail store also does wholesale prices when you buy 12 or more. All in all price is very durable on both ends if you really want quality clothing. And their customer service is amazing. They have a great team that knows what you are looking for.

Disclaimer: I love little boutiques that sell rare and exclusive pieces. I'm not much of a mall…read moreshopper. In fact, can't remember the last time I shopped at a mall. D-Koncept is a French boutique and I would describe their clothes as a cool kind of street wear, but that isn't really all that accurate. The pieces are art. That's more accurate. Everything from the clothes, shoes and accessories to the other cool offbeat items they sell - all art. I'm not a shopaholic but I loved everything in the boutique so much that it could have easily turned me into one. And I'm not exaggerating when I say that I loved EVERYTHING! It wasn't like one or two things here - it was everything. This shop is a true hidden little secret in Wynwood except all the cool kids already knew about this place and the rest of us are just now catching on. Also, the owner Deborah is the coolest person ever! She was very nice and very accommodating. However I will warn you, if you're used to shopping at H&M and Forever21, the sticker prices may give you a bit of a shock. But the items are so cool and unique, you may be inclined to save up your pennies or work that double shift to get what you want. Definitely check this out this boutique, you won't regret it. Oh! And they have men's clothing as well.

From the owner: men's / women's clothing and accessoriesread more

mucha ropa china y trapos muy bonito pero no me gusta ni me gustan los lugares que te estan…read moresiguiendo como si fueras un ladron

Purchases made at Fashion Claudia are of high quality, durable , fashionable…read moreand good wholesale prices. I recommend Fashion Claudia Leonora Sneek-Gibbs St.Eustatius Dutch Caribbean

Rainbow shops is my favorite junk cloths, shoes and accessories store chain…read more They have cheap (of course not the best quality) cloths, I always manage to find something. Fun is I can shop in any department with my size. They had a bunch of cute shoes, I got an awesome pair of boots. I needed some new ones to travel with as my previous pair endured many trips and hikes cross country. Only $20. Mostly I also get gadgets like apple shapes with hand cream as it makes perfect gifts, or my cat ear iPhone cover that is so convenient. Unfortunately they ran out but the lady at check out was super friendly and told me where to get it instead.

horible , they closed the doors 30 minutes before the store actually closes and wouldnt give me my…read morewallet and clothes that i had bought back , the old lady was very rude and would not return anything