Los Angeles - Shopping Guidebook
Clothing Store
Avant guard meets streetwear at Dover Street Market. If you are a fashion enthusiast this is a must! The seasonal installations are incredible and make this place feel like an endless maze and fashion.
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Dover Street Market Los Angeles
608 Imperial StAvant guard meets streetwear at Dover Street Market. If you are a fashion enthusiast this is a must! The seasonal installations are incredible and make this place feel like an endless maze and fashion.
Boutique concept store - high fashion, fine jewelry, furniture, art, and sculpture all in one spot!
Just One Eye
915 N Sycamore AveBoutique concept store - high fashion, fine jewelry, furniture, art, and sculpture all in one spot!
The RealReal
8500 Melrose AveDesigner re-sale at it's best
Rodeo Drive
Rodeo DriveIconic high end fashion street
Maxfield
8825 Melrose AveHigh-end LA fashion at it's finest.
Hard to find and out-there fashion brands. Some of the most interesting fashion around.
H.Lorenzo North Robertson (H.L.N.R)
474 N Robertson BlvdHard to find and out-there fashion brands. Some of the most interesting fashion around.
Neighborhood
Cool Venice district wander between Westminster Ave. and Venice Blvd. to soak up some great shopping amongst some surf shacks.
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Abbot Kinney Boulevard
Abbot Kinney BoulevardCool Venice district wander between Westminster Ave. and Venice Blvd. to soak up some great shopping amongst some surf shacks.
Fairfax Village the Mecca of sneaker culture. Wonder between Beverly Blvd. and Melrose Ave. on Fairfax Ave. (Supreme, Golf, Dolls Kill, The Hundreds, Fight Club, Dope, Pink+Dolphin).
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Fairfax
Fairfax Village the Mecca of sneaker culture. Wonder between Beverly Blvd. and Melrose Ave. on Fairfax Ave. (Supreme, Golf, Dolls Kill, The Hundreds, Fight Club, Dope, Pink+Dolphin).
DTLA arts district has some great bars, shopping, art galleries, and restaurants. Try Wurstkuche for some unique beers and dogs, Father's Office for an awesome burger, EightyTwo for drinks and a ton of awesome arcade games, LA Cha Cha Cha for Mexican, Death & Co for some underground cocktails, Hauser & Wirth for some unique art, Lovestitch for some great clothing, to name a few.
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Art District
Traction AvenueDTLA arts district has some great bars, shopping, art galleries, and restaurants. Try Wurstkuche for some unique beers and dogs, Father's Office for an awesome burger, EightyTwo for drinks and a ton of awesome arcade games, LA Cha Cha Cha for Mexican, Death & Co for some underground cocktails, Hauser & Wirth for some unique art, Lovestitch for some great clothing, to name a few.
There are 4 different areas of Melrose Ave. each are not entirely walking distance from each other.
1st Grungy Melrose Ave. with vintage stores, burning man clothing spots, and streetwear. (Melrose Ave. between Fairfax Ave. and La Brea Ave.)
2nd Melrose Pl. is a small offshoot beautifully tree lined street where you can find some high end fashion like Balmain, Isabel Marant, The Row, Chloe, Bottega Veneta, Marni etc. There is also a few great restaurants and cafes like the original Alfred Coffee and new Melrose Pl. restaurant. (Sundays all the stores are closed due to the farmers market taking over the whole street).
3rd Pacific Design Center Melrose you will find mid-range fashion brands like Rag & Bone, Alice & Olivia, The Real Real, Vince, RtA, as well as some other retail like Restoration Hardware, Glossier, The Great, mixed in with a few cafes and restaurants like Urth Cafe, Zinque, and EP & LP. (Melrose Ave. between La Cienega Blvd. and San Vicente Blvd.)
4th Trendy Cool Melrose is where you will find some of the cooler LA spots like Maxfields, James Press, Palace, Tape, John Elliott, Acne Studios, as well as some awesome restaurants like Gracias Madre, Verve coffee shop, Issima, and the iconic Craig's. (Melrose Ave. between Robertson Blvd. and Doheny Dr.)
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Melrose Avenue
7763 Melrose AveThere are 4 different areas of Melrose Ave. each are not entirely walking distance from each other.
1st Grungy Melrose Ave. with vintage stores, burning man clothing spots, and streetwear. (Melrose Ave. between Fairfax Ave. and La Brea Ave.)
2nd Melrose Pl. is a small offshoot beautifully tree lined street where you can find some high end fashion like Balmain, Isabel Marant, The Row, Chloe, Bottega Veneta, Marni etc. There is also a few great restaurants and cafes like the original Alfred Coffee and new Melrose Pl. restaurant. (Sundays all the stores are closed due to the farmers market taking over the whole street).
3rd Pacific Design Center Melrose you will find mid-range fashion brands like Rag & Bone, Alice & Olivia, The Real Real, Vince, RtA, as well as some other retail like Restoration Hardware, Glossier, The Great, mixed in with a few cafes and restaurants like Urth Cafe, Zinque, and EP & LP. (Melrose Ave. between La Cienega Blvd. and San Vicente Blvd.)
4th Trendy Cool Melrose is where you will find some of the cooler LA spots like Maxfields, James Press, Palace, Tape, John Elliott, Acne Studios, as well as some awesome restaurants like Gracias Madre, Verve coffee shop, Issima, and the iconic Craig's. (Melrose Ave. between Robertson Blvd. and Doheny Dr.)