The Pink Ribbon Boutique is a great place! So happy I found it. I've had problems with getting…read morethe right fit and the ladies here could not have been more kind and helpful--experts really. For the first time, in 10 years, since my cancer/mastectomy, they informed me that my insurance will pay for my bras. While I was there, I spoke with another customer that explained this was the only place she shops for bras now. They sell more than bras too. I found a stylish, Italian jacket - unique really. They also sell lots of tops, lounge, and other clothes, with great prices. If you want to be sure you are measured properly, this place is for you. They have a very large selection too.

My sister went to this boutique because she had breast surgery so I knew they provided those…read moreservices. Used her medical insurance to help in payment too. Very impressive business. Then I went to find a bra that actually fit (no mastectomy involved). My rib cage is not in proportion to my breast size. ALWAYS hard to find a good-fitting bra. They had EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED and the price was actually less expensive than I expected! I was so pleased with the one bra which I bought that I called and Barb, the owner, has now ordered me TWO MORE. I am soooo very pleased. Pleasant atmosphere, COVID-aware, exceptional customer care. Linda

The team has always been amazing every time I have visited over the last ten years. Tonight they…read morewent above and beyond. I got stuck in traffic after work and had a bra emergency. I had one give up on me this morning RIP and I'm getting ready to go out of town so i was desperate. They whole team went out of their way to help, even through I came in WAY to late and too close to closing time to get the full service treatment. The entire team went above and beyond to help me find bras that fit me well, covered all the good bits, and supported the girls! Thank you all so much for making sure I had exceptional service!

This place is a boutique. When you walk in you feel the warmth and see the beauty of the displays…read morein this store. The ladies take their time to fit you and make you look stunning! The staff there are very knowledgeable and helpful to make you look pretty! Excellent customer service! I would truly recommend to come here and get your yearly check up to make sure you are fitted properly.

I've lived in Churchill for 4 years and when I walked by early on I thought it was just lingerie!…read moreIt is not. It has all types of clothes!! I just went to shop for some fits for Italy and it hit!! I will be back :) clothes were a mix of on trend but also basics and all quality!

Remarkably unique, offering crated gift sets for gifting. Their focus on local artisans and…read morehandcrafted jewerly makes every shopping experience and gift memorable.

2 in 1 deal! The wife and lil scoots both got a gift! The wife looks amazing in her new dress and…read morelil scoots got a board game! Great place for everything!

I'm shy and very modest. The thought of going into A&E and having to engage in conversion with a…read moresales associate was daunting!! I had visited a sister A&E location and had a really bad experience. Im happy to report that was not the case here. The staff could not have been any more helpful and professional. They showed me how to use my items, explained warrenty options and made me feel very comfortable. I had a five star experience at this location and look forward to coming back here in the future.

Happy RVA Pride, y'all. I was at Taboo on West Broad Street in Henrico 2 months ago. My local…read morefriend took me there to get some message oil. I absolutely fell in love with this store. I believe there are 3 Taboo stores in Richmond VA. This one happened to be near many Asian restaurants and we were going to eat lunch after shopping here. The interior of this Taboo reminded me of mega adult stores in San Francisco decades ago. There were like 6 rooms (I think) and each room has different stuff to sell. The shelves were fully stocked with stuff. The display of merchandise was very attractive. I felt like browsing at a museum of stuff. There were tons of stuff. Ok I don't need to elaborate on what stuff they got. If you are into toys for all genders, Taboo is the place to be.

I was looking through me and my wife's shared card and found this place! Of course I wanted to go…read moresee what they had. Great selection and my wife's boyfriend was even there to give me some tips!

The BEST customer service. Got me all the way together ‍ ON CHRISTMAS EVE!!!! Myoshi is so sweet…read moreand will "talk you through it"

This is my 1st time in a Hustler Hollywood and I will say that I am thoroughly impressed. I…read moreabsolutely loved their layout. I'm a big sucker for organization, labels, and well placed sections. Everyone inside was friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely helpful. I definitely will be returning.

I've a great experiences at Fit For a Queen. Most recently, Thursday, July 17, 2025…read more Jordan assisted me and gave me pointers about different brands. I've been alerted that the review I submitted inadvertently show two stars. It is a FIVE STARS store for service, selection, and cleanliness. They even have fans in the large dressing rooms! It's a great place to pick up discounted, hardly worn, or never before worn, consignment clothing in women's plus sizes. They even have beautiful accessories. High end everything. Ferragamo, Kate Spade. Many Talbots clothes ( my personal favorite dependable). I highly recommend. They are open until 8pm most days.

Fabulous shop for curvy/larger sizes. Lots of different brands, and like-new (or new with tags!)…read more So grateful to have found this place!

Well because of it's location, I am a fan!! It's right next to 7-Eleven and across the street…read morethere are restaurants and a Domino's pizza restaurant. Good location you ask....I'm not sure, but for what I needed, it was good enough for me. I was only in the area because I was visiting Richmond a few weekends ago for the Virginia Wine Expo and later on that night my babe and I stayed at a hotel in the Glen Allen area of the city. So from the hotel to the store was a ten minute drive, but our main reason for the drive was for the pizza. Nevertheless, we decided to make good use of our wait time. The store is small, but it serves its purpose. It's centered in a shopping area that looks like office suites. You know like if you were visiting a doctor's office or a dentist office. The layout of the building is set up as such, but there was a purple sign lit that read Taboo...hmmmm it got my attention, so babe and I went over since we were waiting on our pizza order anyway. I only saw one worker behind the counter. She didn't seem to enthused about working, but she did ask if we needed help or had any questions about anything. We were just browsing, pretty much everything was self-explanatory :) We were in the store for about 10 minutes before another couple walked in. There was ample stuff for the ladies, penis here penis there they were everywhere!!! This lead me to believe this store must cater to the women wholeheartedly...sorry guys, but I there are a few items for you present. I did come across some "good head" liquid and some other liquid used for heating up the skin. Both were under $1.00 so why not get a little spice for the bedroom or whatever for a cheap thrill(s) :) I'd recommend this place. It's a petite boutique shop, but from attire to whips and chain you're bound to find something you'd like to spend money on. They even had a sale section at the front of the store. Sale items included: videos, gadgets and attire. If you are in the area and you're not scared or embarrassed to walk in...go!!! You might enjoy yourself!! Have fun :)

A year and a half ago when Alison Miller was first approached to lead a series on sex and sexuality…read moreat the Broad, a co-working space for women, she wasn't sure Richmond was ready. As the owner of Taboo, a local chain of shops that believes everyone deserves a fantastic and fulfilling sex life, Miller was ready to lead the conversation. But would anyone attend? Since the summer of 2018, Miller has held six of her signature Dirty Talks, each of which sold out. Customers at Taboo often ask her for guidance, but a tête-à-tête conversation in one of her shops is a distinctly different dynamic than engaging with a crowd. No matter the size of the audience, Miller relishes the chance to give people the knowledge, confidence and safe space they need to explore. "I really enjoy the opportunity to help people be open and share positivity so they can put all their good slut energy out there," Miller says. "A lot of the things people may think are weird or wrong are incredibly common and normal. Since I feel comfortable talking about these tricky topics, it feels like my duty to do these talks." Sex positivity wasn't always Miller's planned career path. She graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University with a degree in fashion merchandising and worked in retail to pay the bills. While a sales associate at Taboo she began to see the potential, so when its previous owner decided to shutter the shop in 2002, Miller swooped in and bought her out, remaining merchandise and all. Miller shifted Taboo's assorted offerings away from lots of lingerie and a tiny toy section to focus more on the fun and fantasy of sex. With trendier merchandise and a more inclusive array of toys, business boomed. Over the years she has expanded her flagship store on Broad Street twice, to the point where that location is now three times bigger. Due to the region's prudish zoning, it took Miller seven years to find a location for her second site, a storefront along Midlothian Turnpike. The location is hard to miss: a cheeky mural of a woman feeding a beaver a juicy red apple covers the front. As soon as the former Prime Video on Patterson Avenue went out of business, Miller snapped up that location with the rare zoning she requires and opened her third shop within the same year. After Colonial Heights rejected the necessary permits for a planned fourth store, Miller chose to view that defeat as a sign: "Today I'm glad I have just three stores because, if I had a fourth location, right now I would be so busy running all of those shops that I wouldn't be able to do the work of connecting with the community." Miller's first Dirty Talk focused on a topic she's become an expert on over the years -- sex toys. Other quarterly talks have covered topics as diverse as anal play, how to explore fetishes safely, and BDSM -- a catch-all phrase for bondage and discipline, dominance and submission and sadism and masochism. At first only women were welcome, but while planning an event on non-monogamy, Miller opened the series to all genders so that straight women could bring their partners. The Dirty Talk on open relationships proved so popular that she scheduled it a second time, making it the only topic Miller has repeated so far. "I've done a lot of Sex Toy 101 and more explanatory topics, but the most pressing conversations are around relationships," Miller explains. "Nonmonogamy is one of the most important subjects we've covered because it can be so hard for people to discuss on their own. ... So many people are interested in it, yet they don't think it's right for them." Attendees to Miller's nonmonogamy talk quickly learned that her sessions couldn't be further from the blind leading the blind: She and her boyfriend have been happily nonmonogamous for years and intimately understand the challenges and benefits an open relationship presents. On Jan. 4, Miller will hold her first Dirty Talk of 2020, an interactive workshop on sex-positive writing for anyone who wants to get more in touch with their sexuality through the power of the pen. By sharing true excerpts about her sex life on her blog and Instagram, "Throats to the Sky," Miller hopes to create a safe space for attendees to share tidbits of their own erotic writing. "I find value in writing about sex," she says. "What better way is there to explain what you want to a partner?" After each of her talks she says at least one attendee has reached out to say they had a wonderful time and were still thinking about the discussion. For Miller, helping to liberate even one person from shame around sexuality makes it all worthwhile. "It's limitless what you can do sexually and who you can do it with as well," Miller says. "I want people to understand anything is a possibility, and all of it is completely OK. There is so much pleasure to be had out in this world." https://www.styleweekly.com/richmond/no-longer-taboo/Content?oid=15476898