This is a super cute, chic little shop! The window displays caught my eye and discovered the shop…read moreis full of fun things for women to baby to pet to home decor. There were a few baby items I liked, however the prices were really high and I just couldn't justify the splurge. Somebody did greet us when we came in but that was about it. This would be a great place to find a gift for a fancy friend you really like, but for just a touristy weekend in Victoria -I didn't see anything I absolutely had to have.

I came in here last weekend because I've walked by a million times and never had time to walk in so…read moreI thought hey might as well window shop for a bit. I assume it was the owner Khloe who was working because she had her beautiful new born baby with her and she was very knowledgable. I picked up a dress and fell in love with it right then and there. It was a little pricey but after talkng to Khloe she said well if you dont try it on you'll never know! So i gave it a go and it was just as beautiful on as it was on the hanger. So I splurged. But long story short, I found the owner extremely helpful and easy to talk to. Cutest little Boutique!! I'll be back :)

A wide selection, but when I asked for a minor or repair sales person became instantly…read morerecalcitrant, but finally agreed, the fix has held.

I was walking downtown with my close friend, who lives in the area. We were searching for an…read moreindependent bookshop to frequent. I came across this shop and decided to have a look around. They had tea samples outside (don't mind if I do! ;-)). I have an increasing interest in upscale and high end vintage inspired fashion, with a unique and otherworldly twist. The style this store projected was victorian, vintage, mixed media, otherworldly, and artsy. The prices for the clothing are on the high end, which is to be expected. I ordered an earl grey tea to go. I really enjoyed it. I love sipping tea while I shop.

I love this little shop. They have some really beautiful things, and I wish I could afford them…read moreall! To date, I'm quite happy with the purchase of an adorable striped cotton/linen dress and a silk screen scarf with a distinctive hare pattern that I'm constantly getting complimented on. I had a ton of fun in here trying things on and looking around. The customer service was incredibly friendly, but not pushy or aggressive. To be honest, I feel like a lot of boutique shops in Victoria have a snobby "you're not good enough to be in my shop" attitude, and it was so refreshingly lovely not to encounter any of that here. I'm a fan.

My friend & I came up to Victoria for the weekend. It was my first town in this city & found it to…read morebe similar to home-- Portland! I was browsing Yelp for some boutiques & some Ma & Pa shops. Honestly, this one caught my attention solely because of it's adorable & "easy-going" sounding name. Milkman's Daughter? Adorable! Sounds like a shop I would love to visit. It was not even a block away from the cafe we were enjoying coffee. Appealing storefront & we were warmly greeted (and compliment) by the nice gal working that day! I felt welcomed & comfortable browsing the shop. I didn't feel pressured to buy anything neither was I made to feel inferior as some boutiques may make some people feel. They got some lovely local products, handmade stuff of all sorts. Also, they have clothing for babies, toys, adorable books & toys! There is definitely something for everyone in here. I recommend popping in yourself & paying them a visit!

I've heard a lot about this new store from my friends and decided to give it a try. I have been to…read moreother mid to high-end boutiques in Europe and, to be honest, I didn't expect to see anything even close to those European stores that I visited. To my huge surprise, this store impressed as soon as I stepped in. Very bright and stylish and at the same time inviting and comfy. You can see the store owners put a lot of work and love in this place. In addition to the store design, I was taken aback with the clothes selection and how it's tastefully organized on the rack and the shelves. Kudos to Natalie and Maria! And what a service! These girls treated me as VIP and for this short period of time I was given some beautiful choices for outfits and also the style that would suite me the best. It's definitely not your ordinary store. I'll be back for more shopping! Christina

The best European collections boutique in Victoria BC, very high quality and amazing customer…read moreservice. Highly recommend!

Dark woods with a squeak to 'em. Just the way I like stores that look like this to sound!…read more I tried. I really did. I looked over the American Apparel racks. I browsed through the guys stuff. I thumbed over a pretty cardigan. I wanted to buy... I had my credit cards out, but every time I went to, something told me not to. Perhaps it was the smell of incense in the air and in the fibers of the cardigan that didn't do it for me because I left without anything in hand, feeling a little blue. Like the incense had depressed my mood and stripped me of my favourite type of therapy - the retail variety.

I now know where a really hip dressin friend of mine gets his duds! Ha, I have discovered his…read moresecret source. This is a cool store for funky sweaters and jackets. Some decent sale items too. You can't go wrong with a store that has ginormous bowling socks in the display case! and they were $5 to boot.

Limited selections. Sizes xs-Large. I have shopped here in the past however since my last visit the…read moreselections have decreased

Love this store. They sell beautiful HACKNEY NINE Jewellery. Staff are always helpful.read more

Where to begin? 1. Gorgeous clothes. I always find…read moresomething I love there. 2. Fabrics are luxurious, colours hold up well in the wash, and no shrinkage. 3. Sizes are consistent, and there is a huge range: from xs to 4x. 4. Bamboo is cool in the summer and warm in the winter. 5. They have matching socks and underwear, too!

From the owner: Blue Sky Clothing Co is a Fair Trade, Natural Fibre clothing company creating wearable garments for…read morereal people from XXS-4X. We specialize in bamboo, but also carry organic cotten, linen, plant-based rayon, and modal (sourced from beech trees). Our clothing is Fair trade; we believe in treating everyone with kindness, and that extends to the people who make our clothes. Finally, we focus on finding ways to make anyone feel beautiful, no matter the size - we offer XXS-4X and we design our garments with real bodies in mind.

Least likely mall store I've seen in recent years; it's just not tacky enough, or even mainstream…read moreenough, to reside in the same Petri dish as American Eagle and The Gap. Though I should note that this mall in general impressed me, and controverted my generally low opinion of malls in general by having a designated parking space or two (perhaps more) for expectant mothers or those with small children and food court fare that did not suck monkey balls. Who knew this could happen? Canada, this mall--combined with fantastic local offerings like Coffee Crisp-- totally makes up for the whole mountie thing. But back to Bellissima. Much of the clothing here is stunning, and ranges from diva attire to the merely gorgeous. Most of it is far from mundane, and it's wildly expensive. Superior materials, like rayon blends with leather edging, super soft and supple leathers, and telltale sartorial flourishes like extra seams and intuitive darts suggest--correctly--that these clothes did not originate on this continent. Most (if not all) of their inventory comes from Italy, and it absolutely lives up to its name. Really hard to not be irresponsible in this store. Truly decadent clothing for the occasional splurge (unless you're loaded, in which case you should just come on down and buy up the whole store).

This is a fun spot to pick up an unusual handbag or two. A good next stop after you visit Footloose.read more

They don't answer the phone during business hours either! Others say the staff are too busy…read morechatting to be helpful, maybe that's why?