My son was in search of black shoes/boots for work. There…read moreis a large selection of Everything!!! He found black leather Chelsea Boots for $49.99 & Black slip in Adidas for $54.97. The final total cost was $84.96. Yes, $84.96 for boots & Sneakers. It's not what you make, but what you keep. The store representative was kind at check out and answered questions regarding return policy of non-clearance items.

Honestly, organized chaos here. I think there is 2-3 floors worth of merchandise. It honestly gave…read moreoff vibes of a Burlington. From the moment I walked in I personally was a little overwhelmed. The name Nordstrom leads me to expect a certain vibe, this did not hit that. The shoe area is a good size, but tiny aisles. It was pretty organized. There is some areas to sit, but not enough. There were people sitting on the floor. There were many racks throughout. There is lots of departments like kids, mens, womens, shoes, bags, suitcases and much more. There is a lot to sift through. The pricing was in my opinion a little high. I can find items one sale, cheaper especially with a coupon. I am sure I made a face at some of the pricing like, "Um really. You want that much for that?" The staff were ok. I had one who tried to help, but he was new so he was unsure on the answer. I ended up not staying too long. I was just there for shoes, and walked out empty handed.

What a beautiful store…read more The brick and mortar is stunning. There is a large staircase inside, beautiful molding, stone, wood and so much more? On the lower level is the wedding area. I never went down there but, from the windows everything looked beautiful. So many dresses. There is a pretty good clearance section upstairs. The store does have a staircase and elevators. There is a section upstairs for employees... lets call is the employee lounge/workroom. Anthro products are stunning. I love their dresses and cardigans. I love that they have a plus size selection. Their aesthetic really delivers. They have items for the home, accessories, jewelry, clothing, shoes, candles, housewares and much more. I had encountered a few staff members and they were great, even in passing when we were in the elevator. Now Anthro can be pricey, but I can see why. There are times I cringe at a price for a dress of a candle. But, I just tell myself it is not meant to be.

Let me start off by saying I love Anthropologie so whenever I am in a city with a store I gravitate…read moretowards that front door and go in. This is the flagship store in Philly and the outside is beautiful. I have wanted to go for a while but given a triple fractured ankle and a non handicapped entrance I have used a visit as a rehab goal. I finally was able to make it up the stairs and it is a truly a beautiful store with several floors of items. Loved looking at all the pretty things and managed to leave with a couple of items. If you are an architectural buff I would stop in just to look at the building and rooms. Though for me it was some retail therapy and appreciating the old architecture of days gone by.

Michael the awesome and very helpful store manager helped me find the perfect Christmas gifts for a…read moreneighborhood friend. A collaspsible and super stylish knock off goyard shopping bag and a very cute and cool small stretchy blue teal and gold with a butterfly charm costume bracelet. Beautifully gift wrapped too!!! How happy was my neighbor and friend when she got her Christmas 2025 gifts from this great boutique :)

No longer vintage and consignment. Dupes and fast fashion. No judgment. Just not what I was looking…read morefor.

There was a cockroach in the dressing room. Not exactly what I wanted to see while changing and had…read moremy pants down

Happy to welcome a new store to Center City Philly, located near Rittenhouse, along with…read moreReformation, Anthropologie, Gorjana, the Figs store, etc. I love Aritzia's work wear and winter coats (been eyeing the cocoon coats this past winter). Their Wilfred Valentina shirts remind me of the Sezane Chlo blouse. There was quite a bit of a line at the fitting rooms this weekend but I'm excited to have an Aritzia store nearby as it'll make the shopping/returning experience much easier!

This place is not closed…read more Kiki must have a personality disorder. I have shopped there several times and she acts as if she does not want you there. You are not allowed to touch clothes and if you do not like the things she has pulled for you, she seems upset. She also will dump her personal drama on you. While some of the clothing is unique, there are no tags on anything including prices. Sort of shady, and to be honest, I wonder if some of the stuff is used. She also is rarely there when the hours of the store say she will be. I once found the assistant asleep in the corner on the floor. Kiki was totally unaware she was there. If you are feeling like you have thick skin and want to fight the person you are buying from, it's worth going in there a few times. If you want to feel good about spending hundreds/thousands, you'll go elsewhere.

This store is beautiful. Not only are there many seemingly one of a kind pieces in the store (as…read moreshe only stocks a few of each thing), but Kiki also designed the store itself - including an incredibly beautiful use of a real tree. It's worth going in for that itself. You can tell she puts a lot of thought into every piece that goes in the store, whether its wallpaper for the walls, a curtain for the dressing rooms, or a piece of clothing or jewelry that she is selling. She also really takes the time to help you find the things that work for you, your body, and your style. Though I do feel it necessary to note that this is definitely not a cheap store, it is definitely a beautiful boutique that you should absolutely get to know and love.

Large range l of more niche brands that aren't as readily available in philly area. The selection…read moreis on par with NY and CA boutiques. the associates aren't overly pushy and make thoughtful suggestions- unlike some other merchants in the area. I've actually purchased some of their suggestions which is something I almost never do.

I visited this store in the fall of 2020. I'm an African-American woman and I was followed through…read morethe store by a salesperson. She too was African-American. She attempted to hide behind structures so it wouldn't be so obvious that she was following me, but it was. I was modestly dressed in casual clothing; nothing out of the ordinary. I was in the store for about 20 minutes. So why was the young black salesperson following me? Either the salesperson is racist against her own people or staff is trained to follow black people. Either way, it's not good. Needless to say, I'll never shop at this store again. My recommendation: don't shop in this store if you're African-American. Go elsewhere where you're treated like everyone else, with some respect.

I am writing to give a HUGE shout-out to Cat at the Walnut Street Store (729 Walnut St,…read morePhiladelphia, PA 19103). I had been searching for a skirt that I saw advertised on Instagram, and Cat was absolutely amazing. She was patient, kind, and incredibly helpful in tracking down the right size for me. Knowing that the skirt would be shipped to Boston, she thoughtfully put it on hold for a few hours, which I truly appreciated. Her exceptional customer service made all the difference, and I just wanted to recognize and thank her for going above and beyond. You are lucky to have her on your team! THANK YOU, Cat!- Jodi (teacher in Boston)

Ok I am cheap.... Never have I ever spent 128 dollars for a pair of jeans. But these jeans fit…read moreperfectly and though I intended to only buy a pair of jeans I ended up with two pairs. Staff was attentive and so helpful. Truly a wonderful customer experience. Will definitely be back.

Got some things for boo. Great selection, we will definitely return. Had a great time shopping.read more

Stop by last night for an event the store hosted, and it was refreshing to see how this venerable…read morestore has revamped itself for the ladies! I had not passed by since before the pandemic so it's definitely been a while for me, but I was pleasantly surprised to see the array of upscale offerings here in Center City. It was mostly accessories that would appeal to me, since unlike Saks Fifth Avenue, they do not have a plus size section aka anything north of a size 10 in clothing. But their handbags and their shoes were as beautiful as they come. If you're looking for anything from Victoria Beckham, I think this might be the one place in Philadelphia to find her dresses. But the store gets props for featuring a handmade cashmere and mohair sweater line that was simply dazzling! I was inspired enough that I will return!