Los Angeles

Los Angeles's close association to the rich and famous has long made it a major shopping destination, but in recent years the city has grown beyond just a locale for luxe clothing and accessories—although high-end goods will always be a cornerstone of L.A.'s retail scene. With a wealth of stellar vintage spots, purveyors of affordable on-the-pulse products, and an ever-growing number shops selling local, artisanal goods, there is truly something for every type of spender here.

No matter what it is you're shopping for, L.A.'s consistently sunny and warm weather also means you can often hunt for wares in the open air, whether it be at a flea market full of hidden treasures, or a street lined with boutiques to explore. As you stroll, good eateries are never too far away, and you can always find somewhere delicious to dine and covertly star-watch.

If in fact you are in the celebrity-studded city to catch a glimpse of a famous face or two, you may want to start at their mecca, Beverly Hills, where a bevy of major designers' outposts and impeccably curated stores cater to upcale clientele.

After getting your fix there, you can hop into your car and absorb the city’s other varied offerings, including down-and-dirty bargains in Downtown, dozens of well-designed boutiques lining Venice's famed Abbot Kinney Boulevard, or mint-condition vintage fashions in Los Feliz.

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  • 1. AllSaints Westfield Century City

    Beverly Hills

    The British store invaded Beverly Drive, bringing with it a rock-and-roll edge mixed with a dash of Downton Abbey. Look for leather biker jackets, tough shoes, edgy prints, and long sweaters and cardigans, which, worn correctly, let them know you're with the band.

    10250 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, California, 90067, USA
    310-499–0971
  • 2. Alo Yoga

    Beverly Hills

    In a city that takes its yoga seriously, it only makes sense that this locally designed activewear brand would take its very first Los Angeles storefront to the next level. For Alo Yoga's flagship, that means an 8,000-square-foot space complete with an organic coffee bar, kombucha on tap, and a rooftop deck that hosts daily sweat-and-stretch sessions. As for the clothing, the model-favorite line offers stylish leggings, sports bras, tanks, and more pieces that look as cool outside the fitness studio as they do during downward dog.

    370 N. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-295–1860
  • 3. Anto Distinctive Shirtmaker

    Beverly Hills

    A who’s who of Hollywood's leading men, including Ryan Gosling and Tom Cruise, have been wearing Anto's bespoke shirts both on- and offscreen since 1955. An expertly tailored, customized shirt from this iconic showroom is decidedly an investment piece (you'll need to make an appointment for that service ahead of time), but you can also shop ready-made ties and button-downs here if you're just dropping by. 

    258 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-278–4500
  • 4. Bijan

    Beverly Hills

    The House of Bijan is hard to miss with its trademark canary yellow Bugatti or Rolls-Royce always parked right out front. Inside, a Mediterranean palazzo welcomes high-end menswear shoppers into what is billed as the most expensive store in the world (by appointment only, of course). Some of the famous clientele includes George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama.

    443 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-273--6544
  • 5. Bulgari

    Jewelry & Watches

    This luxe jewelry store's shimmering exterior is just a hint of the bold, contemporary Italian jewelry, watches, and other luxurious necessities that are the order of the day at Bulgari.

    401 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-858–9216
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  • 6. Cartier

    Beverly Hills

    Cartier has a bridal collection to sigh for in its chandeliered and respectfully hushed showroom, along with more playful pieces (chunky, diamond-encrusted panther cocktail rings, for example), watches, and accessories. The shop itself feels like the ultimate playground for A-list clientele, complete with a red-carpeted spiral staircase.

    411 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-275–4272
  • 7. Céline

    Beverly Hills

    Under designer Hedi Slimane's creative direction, the Parisian brand has entered a new chapter. At the Beverly Hills brick-and-mortar, fashion lovers looking for French Cool Girl clothing will love the selection of the label's leather handbags, heels, and chic ready-to-wear clothing.

    456 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-888–0120
  • 8. Chanel

    Beverly Hills

    Fans of the French luxury retailer will be happy to find that the Beverly Hills flagship store stocks the brand's trademark pieces, like quilted leather bags, tweed jackets, and jewelry designed with the signature double C logo. Beyond those essentials are plenty of other pieces from Chanel's ready-to-wear collection.

    9560 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-278–5500
  • 9. Children's Book World

    West L.A. | Books/Stationery

    One of the city's largest bookstores is as loved by parents as it is by kids. The Saturday morning storytelling series is a huge hit, and the knowledgeable staffers have an insatiable love for children's literature. Authors, including several celebrities, regularly stop by for meet-and-greets.

    10580½ W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles, California, 90064, USA
    310-559–2665
  • 10. Gearys of Beverly Hills

    Beverly Hills

    Since 1930, this has been the ultimate destination for those seeking the most exquisite fine china, crystal, silver, and jewelry, mostly from classic sources like Christofle, Baccarat, and Waterford. No wonder it's a favorite for registries of the rich and famous.

    351 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-273–4741
  • 11. Harry Winston

    Beverly Hills

    Perhaps the most locally famous jeweler is Harry Winston, the source for Oscar-night jewelry. The three-level space, with a bronze sculptural facade, velvet-panel walls, private salons, and a rooftop patio, is as glamorous as the gems.

    310 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-271–8554
  • 12. Helms Bakery District

    Shopping Centers/Malls

    The lovingly restored Helms Bakery, an art deco gem, has transformed into a major destination for modern furniture and design lovers. With outposts for H.D. Buttercup, Room & Board, and Kohler as well as plenty of great dining options—including a renowned burger-and-beer spot—this is a prime place to spend an afternoon dreaming up a makeover for your own home.

    8800 Venice Blvd. , Culver City, California, 90034, USA
    310-204–1865
  • 13. Jimmy Choo

    Beverly Hills

    This footwear designer is practically synonymous with flat-out sexy, sky-high stilettos. But there's also plenty more eye candy for fashionistas within the Rodeo Drive location's posh, monochromatic interior.

    250 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-860–9045
  • 14. Louis Vuitton

    Beverly Hills

    Holding court on a prominent corner, Louis Vuitton carries its sought-after monogram (the ultimate symbol of luxury for many) on all manner of accessories and leather goods.

    295 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-859–0457
  • 15. Neiman Marcus

    This couture salon frequently trots out designer trunk shows, and most locals go right to the shoe department, which features high-end footwear favorites like Giuseppe Zanotti and Christian Louboutin. A café on the third floor keeps your blood sugar high during multiple wardrobe changes, while a bar on the fourth is for celebrating those perfect finds with a glass of champagne.

    9700 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, California, 90212, USA
    310-550–5900
  • 16. Prada

    Prada's Rodeo Drive haven sits inside the incredibly cool Rem Koolhaas–designed Italian showcase space, which features 20-foot-wide staircases and fun-house curves.

    343 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-278–8661
  • 17. Saint Laurent

    Celebrities with the coolest, edgiest styles know they can head to the slick storefront to score the label's signature pieces, like moto jackets, skinny jeans, and platform pumps. A men's store with equally rock star–worthy clothing and accessories is just down the street.

    326 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-271–5051
  • 18. Surfas

    Food/Candy

    You're likely to rub elbows with area chefs in their work whites at this spacious and well-organized restaurant supply store. Find aisles of spices and jarred delicacies along with all the pots, pans, and appliances you'll need to be your own Top Chef. The adjoining café serves salads, sandwiches, and baked goods.

    8777 Washington Blvd., Culver City, California, 90232, USA
    310-559–4770
  • 19. Taschen

    Philippe Starck designed the Taschen space to evoke a cool 1920s Parisian salon—a perfect showcase for the publisher's design-forward coffee-table books about architecture, travel, culture, and photography. A suspended glass cube gallery in back hosts art exhibits and features limited-edition books.

    354 N. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-274–4300
  • 20. Tiffany & Co.

    Who can resist a gift that comes in those iconic blue boxes? Discover three floors of classic and contemporary jewelry (including plenty of sparklers perfect for popping the question) as well as watches, crystal, and china.

    210 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, California, 90210, USA
    310-273–8880

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