Legitimately the worst Dior I have ever stepped into. First…read moreof all I waited in line for over 30 minutes to enter, that was not issue at all I get it's Valentine's Day. However when it was my partner and I turn to enter, they allow the couple behind us to enter the store no biggie but the sale associate that was supposed to help us end up completing ignoring us but helped out the couple behind us LOL. I guess you have to wear to wear a Chanel bag classic flap to get better service in store. I spent 20 minutes waiting for SA to approach me to ask me what I wanted. I came in specifically for a saddle bag or a groove 20, I just needed to try on to see which purse I liked more. I work in an industry where folks make commissions, it is wrong for a paying client that is about to hand you thousands of dollars to feel like they to have to flag you down especially in a designer store. Unfortunately I circled the whole store not once was not acknowledged, got tired as soon I walked out my partner and I was getting ready to leave out the store guess who we see SA who completely ignored us for Chanel couple that did not make a sale and had the audacity to ask us if we found everything okay as it looked clearly looked like we were leaving... Honestly the money we would have spent at Dior we spent it at Louis Vuitton in Bloomingdale's because they treated us better there.

I had a stellar experience and I could not be happier thanks to the assistance of Dylan! He was…read moreincredibly warm and patient while giving my best friend and I the best recommendations for jewelry. We were genuinely delighted and can't wait to come back for more purchases.

This was my first time shopping here, and i had an amazing experience. I've been looking for nicer…read moreclothes, specifically business casual. I had some clothes in my hand, and McKenzie (i hope i spelled her name right), but she offered to hold them for me and take it to the fitting room for me. When i went, she had the clothes set and informed me about how some tops should fit and gave me styling ideas! She offered to take the clothes i liked to the register to speed up the transaction and ordered the clothes they didn't have my size in. Overall, great experience and I would definitely come back! I would say the only downside is no mirrors in the fitting rooms and the cashier being on her phone. Although I do understand the no mirrors as it allows them to give you their thoughts on the clothes. Thank you Mckenzie!

The service in the fitting room was really nice! Thanks!…read moreThey kept bringing me new clothes--even though I had explained exactly what I needed. I purchased six items, thinking the price was fair given the high quality of the clothing. I had specifically asked for natural fabrics--but look what I actually received... I didn't pay close attention to the labels at the time of purchase, but when I got home, I checked the composition and discovered that every single garment is made of plastic--100% polyester. I intend to return everything, as I have no desire to put plastic directly against my skin. The cashier seemed pleasant enough to me. I simply wanted to make my purchases quickly and without any hassle, but the local staff seems intent only on ignoring customers. Even though--being a Tuesday--it wasn't busy at all, I still had to wait for someone at the register to finally pay attention to me and be willing to ring me up!

I've been wanting to go to Redemption for several months and finally made it to downtown Campbell…read moretoday to check it out. It's a cute boutique offering California-made items such as pottery, clothes, skin care products, jewelry, art, and more. The store is nicely organized and their items are neatly displayed. A table with pottery near the entrance caught my eye right away. I also enjoyed checking out the flavored salts and oils for cooking, room diffusers, wall art, and jewelry. I was surprised to see they carry the wonderful Osea skin care products as I didn't know they were made in California. I ended up buying a ceramic spoon rest, room spray, and a tiny gold "diamond" ring. Their prices were reasonable. The store owner rang up my items and was very friendly and nice. I will definitely be back to shop here again.

I stopped by this small business a couple weeks ago and everything was as expected, prices of items…read morewere pretty high and especially for San Jose but nothing unexpected. I bought a tank top and it was $42 which was pretty steep but I didn't mind. Until today, I had washed the top I purchased ONCE and after only 2 or 3 wears it starts pilling almost everywhere! Sometimes the my washer does this which isn't avoidable, but I had washed it with like colors and fabric types so it shouldn't have done this. There's also weird lines in the fabric now so not sure if I would wear this outside my house anymore.

I love Celine as a brand, but I've been inside this store twice and would rather buy online than…read morebuy from this store and give anyone a commission. I've had the same SA help me both times; the first time, I was by myself and the second time I was with my husband. I thought he wasn't very nice the first time, but my husband confirmed he was a total #@!hole when he came inside with me. I also don't really understand the point of having to wait if there is like one other customer in the store. Stores like this make me feel like I'd rather buy a $20 bag from Target.

We visited today at around 2:15pm and had a very poor shopping experience because of the wannabe…read moreclub bouncers at the door. We were a party of 5 and as we walked in, we were stopped at the door and asked to wait while the 2 people inside finished shopping. It was odd that they stopped us and made us wait considering there was only two other people in the store but I figured maybe they were letting in one party at a time since there was only one sales associate. After the 2 people left, we were let in. While my mom was completing her purchase, they let another patron in. So I'm confused what their policy is? If it was one party at a time why were we asked to wait when they let other people walk in while we were still shopping. It totally ruined the shopping experience for me and I felt discriminated against because we weren't dressed up in super nice clothes to go shopping! The 2 people manning the door need better training because no one should ever feel discriminated against while they shop-especially if they are spending hundreds of dollars at your store. If there is a maximum capacity or some policy regarding one party shopping at a time, it should've been communicated/explained to us while we were waiting in line to avoid people feeling discriminated against. I've been to other luxury stores where they have politely said "if you could please wait here, we're at maximum capacity and will let you in shortly" or something along those lines. Also the store is dead compared to the bustling Louis Vuitton a few feet away. You would think they'd try to make the few shoppers who come in feel welcomed! The only redeeming quality was the SA helping us who was pleasant and polite. I will never set foot in this Celine store again based on the service we received today, and if I ever make a purchase it'll be online or at a different location!

Urban x Miffy x Baggu collab... yes please…read more Please come and create your own adventure.

I stoped by here today, while at the valley fair mall, with my friend. My friend was interested in…read moretheir accessories. I have never been to this store before. They have a nice selection of clothes for the younger generation. They had costume jewelry, purses and makeup. They also had these really cute Diet Coke shaped zip up bags shaped like a Diet Coke, that are supposed to clip onto your purse. It's looks like you can fit a can of soda in it. The employee working the counter didn't really acknowledge us. I actually said hello to him and did the tslkung Some of the items were reasonably priced.

My non-Korean friends had the most fun during the Korean paebaek. For the setup, breakdown, renting…read moreof hanbok and dressing you, Mizland provides all of this: the convenience was nice though there are other vendors from Koreatown in LA that do the same. However, I would say the service during the ceremony was very unpolite and unprofessional. When we first started and my mom sat down, she asked my mom if we had tip money ready. She didn't guide us through the proper sitting or allowing us to pour the Korean wine. I felt rushed even though we limited it to our parents and not extended relatives. And all of my Korean relatives noticed my hat not being properly sized. In the end, I wanted to give an unique experience for our guests which was accomplished. However, I personally was caught off guard by the poor service and feeling rushed. There are alternatives vendors in Koreatown LA that will also fly into the Bay. So you can keep those providers in mind for a great experience

Warning: THIS IS AN INSANELY LONG POST - BUT TOTALLY WORTH IT IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR AN AFFORDABLE…read morePAEBAEK VENDOR IN THE BAY AREA! **I'll come back to add better resolution photos!** I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a vendor who can help prepare your Paebaek (Korean tea ceremony). This past April, my now-husband and I wanted to do both tea ceremonies for our families - a Vietnamese/Chinese one in the morning and a Korean one in the evening during the dinner reception. There are not a lot of Paebaek options in the Bay Area and this one is not as well known as it should be. I heard about this place from my mom who frequented this store and was familiar with the owner, Mrs. Yang. Before the Paebaek, my mom, my husband and I went to the shop and had an informal meeting about how things would go. She went through the schedule of events, how long it would take, what props and decor would be provided, which order of family members on both sides would be participating, and we also got to try on the traditional hanboks. She let us choose which traditional hanbok we would be wearing underneath the wedding ceremony garments (you'll see in the pictures!). Because my husband is not Korean, and those in attendance at our reception and the MC was not Korean, Mrs. Yang's son was very gracious to email us a detailed powerpoint of exactly what would be taking place each step of the way. This gave us material for the MC to speak to the audience while we were performing the ceremony, so that everyone knew what was going on and what it meant in Korean culture. The day of, Mrs. Yang and her two assistants (One gentleman who helped set up the ceremony and another lady who assisted Mrs. Yang and us into our clothes and throughout the ceremony). Both Mrs. Yang and her assistant were also dressed in Korean hanboks as well, which helped bring a true traditional ambiance! They came prepared with all the rentals and decor that would be needed. All we had to do was make sure we had a 12'x12' space large enough for the ceremony (if you have a small stage, that would work too!). We planned for this space in the middle of the restaurant surrounded by the dinner reception tables. Mrs. Yang and her assistant worked together to help my husband and I into our traditional hanboks so that we could hang out with our guests before the reception and take pictures. Once everyone was settled in, we went back to the changing room to be further assisted with the wedding garments and hairpieces that would be needed for the traditional wedding attire. The patience Mrs. Yang provided, even when we had guests who arrived a bit late, really helped to ease our nerves and to enjoy ourselves in the moment. I can confidently say the Korean tea ceremony was a HUGE HIT for both our families, everyone was so entertained and it was honestly a wonderful way to bring both our families cultures together, and to showcase my Korean traditions to my husband's family. IT DID NOT DISAPPOINT! The dates and chestnut toss (to wish you lots of children), the passing of the tea, the sharing of the date with your husband, the piggyback ride at the end of the ceremony -- it was a truly fun experience. Mrs. Yang was right beside us, talking us through the ceremony and each step. After the ceremony, as the food for the reception was coming out, she went back to the dressing room to help us out of our clothes. All the food items on the Paebaek table, Mrs. Yang left for our families to enjoy during the rest of the evening and her team did a superb job tidying up and heading out. To break it down further: Here's what you will need: 1. Book your Paebaek with Mrs. Yang - all the rentals will be provided 2. Have a family member/MC to comment and guide the audience along with the ceremony (if you have two different languages, a Korean translator would be helpful!) (She does not provide sound equipment, but we used a mic and some standard speakers for our MC) 3. You will need about a 12ftx12ft space, or a stage so everyone can see 4. A changing room for you and your spouse to be assisted when changing I was hesitant at first to do a Paebaek ceremony because there just weren't enough vendors to choose from in the Bay Area. I was SO RELIEVED my mom introduced me to Mizzland's Mrs. Yang. She was truly a remarkable planner and it was everything I wanted in a Paebaek. To this day, months later, my family and friends still talk about how wonderful it was to witness a Korean tea ceremony! Thank you so much, Mizzland! HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Grab your best Korean-speaking family/friend and head over to plan your Paebaek!

This is a standard mall that has quite a bit of shops. It's nice to walk around and see items in…read moreperson. The parking structuring is free for the first hour. There's many eateries also to choose from. The area also has a few charging stations as well.

I love this shipping center. Some of the stores are my very favorite. It's very huge and the map…read moreguides really make no sense. Since each shop has a letter and number designation, why not put it by the doors to the shop? Like an address? The walking is nice and great exercise, but after circling two miles, I was close to leaving. I'm very happy I kept walking but if time had been an issue, I would have found an exit. Or gone for lunch. I found a wonderful shop called Aesop and it was worth the excursion. The walking is fun and so much to look at. Gosh, some of the shops are incredible!!! It's huge and immaculate!!

I'm a big gal from Swiss German farming stock. I know good and damned well I'm not a size 4, so I'm…read morenot delusional enough to think that I'm going to fit into their imported, high-end, Korean fashions. But I went in to find a birthday present for a Chinese girlfriend with really good taste in fashion and maybe buy a cute hair clip for myself. A clerk started giggling at me as soon as I walked into the store. Another sales lady walked up to me with a highly disapproving look on her face. "We don't have anything here in your size," she said. I could just tell she was envisioning me ripping the seams out of one of her $180 skirts trying to zip it over my fat ass. I'm well-acquainted giggles and rejection from clothing sales clerks in Thailand, Hong Kong, China, and Japan. But I wasn't expecting it here. Oh well; they lost my business.

I like this store and has bought several things from there. I used to live in Arioso so I popped…read morein the store when it first opened. Over the years, I've bought hair clips, cell phone charms, skirts, and dresses. The lady was very professional and nice. She is not pushy at all, and lets me have my time browing through the things. When she recommended an item to me, she was not pushy either. Many times I don't buy anything but just tried a few pieces on. She was not angry, like some other Asian store owners do. They have cute Korean style clothes. The price tags are pretty expensive, but they go on sale after a while, like 50% off. I like many styles there, but sometimes just didn't buy them due to the price. Sometimes they have on-sale items hanging outside the store. $29.99 a piece. I've found great bargains there. I bought a summer skirt, a winter skirt, and a full dress! Great deals.