super cute selection here! great for festival and concert outfits. service was also really great…read more value is also a plus, lots of clearance pieces that are cute too!

My friend was hyping this store up on our day trip from San Diego and I was not disappointed!…read moreEverything is so cute and unique. The owner was super helpful and attentive, even bringing me different dresses/sizes when I was in the fitting room. And I got the perfect LA freakum dress! Hope they open one closer to me!

Great store , great prices quality clothes I do love this store ... really recommendedread more

I love this store! This store has great accesories. They have super cute shoes and quite comfy for…read moreno more than $35-40, purses ranging around that same price and jewerly/accesories ranging from $1.00 to $25.00. The store is located in the Wilshire/Vermont Metro Station + Shopping Center in between the UPS store and Chase ATM/Branch and parking is located underneath the shopping center (entrance is on Shatto St.) and the first 30 minutes are free. I bought some boots that I bought a little over 3 years ago and they still are holding up very well. Granted I don't use them daily, but I do use them when we get rain + cold weather and they are warm and comfortable. Also, this past weekend I stopped by and bought a cute pair of heeled booties for $15.99 + tax. (It was on their front table alongside other very cute boots). They are very comfortable and seem sturdy enough to hold up. **SIDENOTE: They also carry LA Girl Cosmetics (by the front counter) and their matte lip stains are INCREDIBLE! They are about $5.00 but those suckers do not come off with anything. They last a very long time and the color payoff is gorgeous. This store is the only place where my sister and I have been able to find these lipstains. Their return policy is store credit only (i believe) and FINAL SALE on all clearance purchases. Stop by here for some cute shoes or accesories next time you're in the area.

I love this store! It has so many unique one-of-a-kind…read morethings. Many items seem to be upcycled in a funky yet fashionable way. The prices are not bad at all, I don't think I've ever seen anything here worth more than $100. The owner is always helpful and willing to give advice on how to style clothes for a better fit. Virgo is such a hidden gem, a truly hipster place which is so rare for downtown LA.

It's unfortunate that I have to leave a disappointing review because of my experience at this shop…read more What's especially disappointing is that I noticed reviews from years ago describing similar experiences, and unfortunately, mine was much the same. My first visit to Virgo was great. Leo was working that day, and he was friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. I left with a very positive impression of the store. However, my subsequent visits, when the owner was present, were completely different. The first time, I visited with a friend. He was browsing a rack located in the back of the store near the dressing room when the owner abruptly snapped at him, saying, "These are not for sale yet." Her tone felt aggressive and dismissive. Later, after I had tried on a few items and was browsing the same rack, she spoke to me much differently and told me to let her know if I wanted to try anything from it. After hearing about my friend's interaction, we decided to leave. My final visit was even more uncomfortable. I had stopped in while out for a walk and wasn't feeling my best physically that day. I was quietly browsing when the owner approached me and, in an aggressive manner, asked if I was okay because my "energy was off." I was caught off guard and paused for a moment before explaining that I wasn't feeling well physically. Instead of leaving it there, she continued questioning me about my energy. The interaction felt intrusive and inappropriate, especially since I was simply trying to browse the store in peace. At that point, I decided to leave. Before doing so, I told her that she was being rude and projecting assumptions onto me simply because I was quiet. She seemed to insinuate that there was something wrong with me based solely on my demeanor, which made for a very uncomfortable customer experience. The entire interaction was strange and unnecessary. Unfortunately, she gives off the impression that everyone must be aware that she's the owner, and that attitude comes across in her interactions with customers. It's disappointing because the store itself has potential, and my experience with Leo showed how welcoming it can be. However, based on my experiences with the owner, I will not be returning. I sincerely hope the customer service improves.

Amy and Miguel were absolutely wonderful and super insightful. They helped me find everything I…read moreneeded and gave me great tips on how to care for and break in my docs! They very clearly value their customers and make sure you are taken care of.

I've been a long-time fan of Doc Martens boots. I've been wearing them for well over two decades…read more In the past several years there have been a number of brick and mortar locations popping up in Los Angeles. This is but one of them. Now, I know my size and, generally speaking, the styles that I like. It's easy for me to go to Zappos and order what I want. There are a LOT of Dr. Martens variations. However, I did not see that variation here. That is a little disappointing. The benefit of having a physical store is to be able to try things on and see if they look and feel the way you'd like them to. Unfortunately, what I saw where the basics. There wasn't even a huge variation in color. I've always gotten a lot of of life out of these boots. At least a decade. And for their price they are very much worth what you pay. The clerks were friendly, but not all that necessary with the limited inventory. So, if you want to try on the basics, like the eight hole leather lace-up: great. Definitely visit this shop. If you are looking for some of the more unusual variations, you can skip it.

This store deserves no stars…read more This store is located on the main floor of Galleria Plaza in Koreatown, Los Angeles (suite 201). My experiences with Korean owned store is never pleasant, they are pushy and stare down at you if you walk out without buying anything and they follow you around as if you are going to steal something. Haute in case is completely out of bound. First of all, I walk in trying to find a Chirstmas gift for my grandma, maybe a knit sweater or a vest...as soon as I walked into I was not greeted (that's fine) they were too busy talking crap about a customer who was not obviously Korean (she was Hispanic). The 2 store's staff basically said they do not want "these people" touching and messing up the rack when they never buy anything. Seriously how racist is that? This Hispanic lady talked out and they were still talking mad crap. One of the ladies finally approached me asked me if I was looking for anything and they have lots of pretty things. I told her I was looking for a knit sweater or a vest. She said who is it for? I told her "grandma" and she gave me a funny look and said "we don't carry anything for older people BYE"...she literally pushed me out. WOW what a customer service. The whole place in the store looks as if it's fir for older generations. I will never ever walk into this store again and I strongly encourage you NOT to support such embarrassing store in the Korean community. HAUTE is embarrassing to the Korean community!

Rude owner!! Don't shop here! I understand COVID-19 has impacted everyone and everyone is having a…read morehard time but the owner of the shop is just so rude! We bought someone a gift for Christmas here but the size was wrong and we went back to exchange it for a different size but the owner shoved us out and told us to never come back to her store. Well I never will now

I was making a nuisance of myself in Century City, why not. I needed to get my Doc Martens fix and…read morethis store delivered. Bought a pair of reptile-embossed leather monkey boots. They were beautiful and cost less than $200, punk rock prices for the people, mannnn... Are the boots too roomy? The store sells Doc Martens inner soles, comfortable. Hate the laces and want to get something jazzier? They have a great selection of custom shoe laces to choose from, and then there's socks, too. They'll hook you up, no problem.

needed to get a pair of docs and it was a super easy process ! Jules helped me out and they were…read moresuper knowledgeable and very nice ! if i ever needed another pair i would go straight to the goat Jules

We came to this location with my boyfriend today. John helped us out, he was awesome. Great…read moreattitude and very friendly. Showed my boyfriend many options, offered to steam a couple of shirts and helped us find exactly what we wanted. Great customer service!

I've been coming here for a long time to get Boss collared t-shirts for daily wear…read more The guys are always great, really helpful and smart, we even had a little joke as I needed the next size up due to too much indulgence... Time to hit the gym

the best boutique!! so excited they are now in Weho. every single time I wear pieces from N&N, I…read moreget compliments!! incredible quality and even better price points. I plan on going again ASAP to get new pieces for the Fall and Winter. love it here so much!

This store is like my dream closet ! The clothes are unique, high quality pieces that you won't…read morefind the whole of LA wearing, yet make you feel both on-trend and timeless. Everything has fit me so incredibly well - Nude and Noir really cares about quality. Thank you for the personal styling service offered on site - it helped me really see the possibilities for the pieces I bought and how I can wear them in different ways. I felt like Sahar really listened to me when she brought me her suggestions. I will most definitely be coming back soon!