Located in The Grove outdoor shopping mall, this the only Edikted retail store in L.A. It just…read moreopened in May 2025. Edikted is based out of California and was founded in 2020. It sells trendy women's clothing and accessories, drawing inspiration from streetwear, pop culture, and runway trends. The brand became trendy on TikTok, and this retail store is fairly new as their sales all used to be online. I noticed a buzz and a lot of people shopping here even on a Thursday morning. The decor is fun and has neon and a lot of pinks; you walk under a giant heart cut out when you go through the front door. Prices seem pretty reasonable. It has a bit of a Forever 21 store (RIP) vibe. The nice thing about purchasing things in the store versus online is obviously you get service from the store staff and help with picking out styles in person. Check it out while it's hot.

Great merchandise but sizes are limited. It is a trendy store for the younger generation there are…read moretops and bottoms for girls and young women. Service and selection is limited.

My absolute favorite place for vintage shopping in LA. Wendy is lovely. The staff have great style…read moreand are always willing to help you pick out something that is chic, unique and looks great on. The clothes are in excellent condition. I have a growing collection of vintage beaded/embroidered cardigans that has stood the test of time, all from Polkadots & Moonbeams, and absolutely love the selection of dresses.

Loved it. Passed it yesterday, my wife saw a mustard color jacket she expected to run $200-300 -…read moreand it was only $99. A fun shop with ultra-friendly staff. If I may and hopefully not offend them: The store should give the girls a budget to wear their clothes. I felt the staff was under-dressed.

Trove is a wonderful resale and consignment store. They have a huge selection of gently used items…read more You can get designer or name brand clothing, all sorts of accessories, purses, shoes, things for your home and they even have a baby section. Their prices are quite reasonable. Many items are up to 80% off what you would pay for great clothes and bags. They also have some nice art now and again it is all fairly priced. This is not a Salvation Army type store, yes, all items are used, but all are designer or something you may have seen in a store. They do not have a huge vintage section and that is fine. It has just really nice things that I would end up paying a lot more for new. The service is great. The staff is nice and knows what is in the store and where. If you are looking for a nice bag, they have it or some nice clothes. I have bought a few things there and I have never been disappointed.

Last summer, I went to Trove and bought the cutest red leather jacket. I also found Gucci sandals…read more The problem was there was only sandal. They took my phone number and said they would call when they found the match. I gave them my number and about a week later, they called and had found the match. I returned and bought it. Yesterday, we went there and bought a few things. Super cute stuff and fun to shop. My daughter found new Stan Smith Adidas. They couldn't sell them because they lost the key to unlock the block thing that the alarm goes off if cut. Again, I gave my number and today, they called and found the key. Went back and got the adidas.

Their selections of alternative/goth fashion is amazing!! Everything is black ! And they cater to…read moreall different sizes. Checkout their website site, too.

The window treatment is what pulled me in and kept me in. The quality of each item they sell is…read morevery high quality and the diversity of their fashion is fantastic for the space. While it is toted as a 'place for girls who wear black' I did find two unisex items for me and my husband. Foxblood is very well curated, beautiful and what a no-nonsense female queen should adorn themselves in. Foxblood is your go-to for a gothic yet wisely paired seasonal attire with items being made in house.I love this place and already planning on returning. Great window art is why I even stopped! Thank you for that!

Absolutely found the best place for loungewear! Left with 2 sets, a Snakeskin Helmet (yes you read…read morethat correctly), and my husband left with a snakeskin hockey stick. My new favorite boutique and an adorable one at that.

Such a chic store with the best loungewear that can go from street to sleep! Designed and made in…read moreLA, Andine delivers exceptional products that last. Alterations are quick as there is a seamstress on hand. I just love my Andine pieces at home and dressed up.

The RealReal on West Melrose is a very cool spot for luxury shopping. The store has a wide variety…read moreof high end items, mostly on the expensive side, with a huge selection of bags, think entire walls lined with Birkin bags. They used to have separate stores for men and women, not sure if that's still a thing but it made it easier to browse depending on your style preferences. I've sold here plenty of times, and the commission is fair for what you're getting. The shopping experience is smooth, and the store offers a great mix of authentic, pre owned designer pieces. If you're into luxury consignment, it's worth a visit.

I have been both a buyer and a consignor with The RealReal for years, which makes this review…read moreparticularly disappointing to write. Most recently, I received an Officine Générale turtleneck that had been described as being in "Very Good" condition. It arrived with significant pilling, appeared dirty, and smelled strongly of cheap women's perfume. It was not remotely consistent with the condition advertised. What happened next was even more troubling. I contacted Customer Service expecting a straightforward acknowledgment and resolution. Instead, I received responses that repeatedly failed to address the actual issue being raised. The conversation devolved into a discussion about whether I would accept compensation based on the purchase price of the item, despite my making it abundantly clear that I had no interest in keeping it at any price. The concern was misrepresentation and quality control. I cannot recall another customer service interaction that felt this tone deaf. As someone who has worked with major organizations, including Apple and Spectrum, on matters involving customer experience and communication, I can honestly say I will use this exchange as an example of exactly what not to do. Customers understand that mistakes happen. What they do not forget is being ignored when they clearly articulate a legitimate concern. My concerns extend beyond this single transaction. As a consignor, I have increasingly questioned whether the standards applied to sellers are consistent or fair. A pair of Tod's loafers yielded a net payout to me of just $9.72. A brand-new pair of Theory shoes, still in the box with tags and obviously never worn, was graded only as "Good" condition and generated a payout of $7.00. The RealReal positions itself as a luxury marketplace. Luxury is not just a logo or a price point. It is attention to detail, thoughtful service, accurate representation, and respect for both buyers and consignors. Unfortunately, this experience failed on every one of those measures. Mistakes happen. Indifference should not.

Laura is amazing. Kind and helpful. Took her time and helped me out. Store is unique with a lots of…read moreamazing gifts

This is a super hip, cool store in the Beverly Center Mall. Shiraz was so friendly and really…read moreexemplifies how customer support should be. Almost Crazy has a variety of really comfy clothes that has that designer look to it. I was looking for a birthday gift and they have these great pajamas! Great colors and awesome fabric. They also have two-piece sets, jackets, purses, and hats. I highly recommend this place for buying clothes for yourself, or for gifting. FYI, they also have a piano in the store, which was super cool looking and played great. I played a couple tunes while in there. Great store!

Does Flirt Clothing live up to its name?…read more If you're expecting an inanimate building to ask your name and number, then no. And if you're expecting the employees to ask you "come here often?" before motioning the barkeep to bring you another of whatever you're having, then still, NO. Or maybe yes. Just not with me. Pffft. The clothes are definitely fun and flirty, though -- if you wear them. Flirt is the typical Melrose kitsch store -- one-offs and private labels abound. Not too many jean choices (mostly charcoal gray), and not that many T-shirts, but the ones they have will have you going gaga, lady. What's a boy like me doing reviewing an exclusively girl's store? Well, I have no intention of wearing that off-the-shoulder blouse or sundress (hmm... with the right belt and handbag, I -- nevermind), but the store is definitely a pleasant place, even if you're just waiting on girls to finish trying things on. You can stand there awkwardly listening to the early 1990s era boombox that's pumping out KISS FM all day (Lil Wayne seems determined to make me his fan), or check yourself out in the mirrors on the wall. "Oh you are quite the looker, aren't you..." Anyway, speaking of incredible, psychologically unhealthy narcissism (or not, whatever), the pink-curtained dressing rooms have matching pink folding chairs -- everything in the store has either touches or tons of pink, which sounds like a Hello Kitty nightmare but is actually kind of cute in a flamingo-pecked-my-eyes-out way. When you try things on, it's with a soft background of Pepto Bismo, but it does make that hotgasmic pair of koolats stand out in palatial, plaid glory. Sweet Heavens, but you're beautiful. Now close your curtain -- that weird tattoo guy with his tattooier girlfriend can see your thong. Hey, the stuff you're trying on is on sale, too! At least a fourth of the store is half off, so you'll have more money left over to blow on things like shoes, handbags, and rent. Service is fast, friendly, and helpful -- they'll make useful suggestions that aren't lame attempts at plus-selling. Flirt Clothing does lose one star because they forgot to remove a security tag on a $240 hobo bag. Now I'm going to have to come back tomorrow -- with receipt -- to have them remove it because SOMEBODY'S too busy (*cough* gainfully employed) to do so herself. I'm going to play like it's mine. It looks cuter on me anyway :-)

This is a nice store that carries clothing and accessories that you probably won't find at most…read moreother clothing shops on Melrose Ave. Most of the stores on this street tend to carry the same type of clothing. I bought a beautiful purple scarf with brown leopard spots on it the other day. The material was like that of a soft sweater. It was only $19.00. I could've gotten a better deal on it if I bargained with the lady there, but I didn't since the price was already low. Also, she was nice and showed me how to tie it since I wasn't sure how to wear it. I always leave scarves untied up until now. She showed me and it was easier than it I thought it would be. I really appreciated that. Also, it was great that she could actually break a $100.00 bill. Some places can't. If you're not familair with the area, you might not know that due to lots of competition, sometimes the shop owner or manager will give you a discount on clothes and other items if you ask them for one. Sometimes they are so eager to sell, they just offer you a good deal. I didn't want to appear cheap though, so I didn't bother asking. It was also nice that she didn't bug me or follow me around like a lot of the shop employees tend to do sometimes. This is a great place and I'll come back here next time I'm in LA.