Best Los Angeles, CA Shopping

10Best Los Angeles, CA Shopping

New & Notable Los Angeles Shopping

Hot, new shopping in Los Angeles & trendy shopping spots to check out this month.

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  Buttons And Bows Brings Designer and Vintage Fashions To L.A.

  Graduating from popular fashion blog to genuine brick and mortar enterprise, Buttons and Bows Los Angeles recently opened downtown to the delight of legions of fashionista fans. BBLA graces the historic downtown fashion district with designer new and vintage clothing, shoes and accessories. Spend an afternoon sifting through racks to find epic treasures of the Jimmy Choo, Chanel, Topshop, and Chloe variety.  Read more »

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  Sandast Opens Flagship Store in Downtown L.A.

  Founded in 2006 by designer Milan Franeta, Sandast brings high quality vintage leather goods, produced in the U.S.A., to the luxury market. Its recently opened flagship store in Downtown Los Angeles delivers exquisite artisanal handmade and authentic items in two distinct styles, American Rugged and Italian Vintage. The 4,000 square foot space boasts the factory and neighboring elaborate showroom in what used to be an auto garage.  Read more »

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About Los Angeles, CA Shopping

Los Angeles is known for its to-die-for shopping scene, thanks in great part to Hollywood stars who always need the latest and greatest. Shopping districts are many, and trendy, upscale boutiques seem to be around ever corner. Savvy shoppers make the most of the city by planning before they indulge in retail therapy. If money is truly no concern, then stroll through the ultra-posh shops on Rodeo Drive, which is within the Golden Triangle (bordered by Santa Monica Boulevard, Wilshire Boulevard, and Canon Drive). Famous site of Julia Roberts' triumphant Pretty Woman shopping spree, the venerated street boasts the finest retailers – Cartier, Gucci, and Tiffany among them. Well-heeled hipsters prefer Robertson Boulevard (between Beverly Boulevard and Third Street). Impossibly cool clothing, makeup, and home decor shops line the street, including celebrity fave Kitson Boutique. Melrose Avenue (between San Vicente Boulevard and La Brea Avenue) caters to the same crowd; check out Von Dutch and Agent Provocateur. In the market for antiques? Check out Third Street (between La Cienega Boulevard and La Brea Avenue), a funky, eclectic area known for unique gift and specialty stores. While the sheer multitude of attractive boutiques and stores in LA is staggering – and most of them are exclusive, upscale, and one-off to boot – just focus on a few must-have items in your price range for a relaxed day of hitting the shops!

- Los Angeles Expert Kelly Sigmon