432 Best Places to Shop in USA

Although the clothes may be stylish and contemporary, this beloved local boutique's approach is decidedly old-world elegance. Owner Yvonne LaFleur custom designs hats for all occasions, and her store is always infused with the soft scent of her signature perfume line. The romantic fashions here run the gamut from casual dresses and flirty skirts to lingerie, ball gowns, and a whole room filled with bridal dresses in a variety of styles.

This flagship store for this Spanish clothing chain is the place to come for affordable, stylish fashion for men, women, and children. Amid its four sales floors, you'll feel ready to make your closeup, with merchandise ranging from classics like blazers to edgier skinny jeans. (Look for other Zara stores around Manhattan, including one at Hudson Yards.)

You'll find the finest in Italian men's suits on the racks of this store. High-quality craftsmanship, superior fit, and impeccable style dominate here. Made-to-measure service, small leather goods and accessories, and a selection of apparel from fashion lines Z Zegna and Zegna Sport are also available.

Designs by Australian sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann are showcased at this store in Bleau Gallerie on the resort’s second floor. There you’ll find their swimwear and ready-to-wear fashions in delicate original prints in creative color combinations. There’s another store in the Wynn Plaza. 

Young trendsetters flock to this mini-empire for fashion-forward threads at easy-to-swallow prices. The flagship women's boutique shares a stretch of North Avenue with offshoot men's clothing and women's shoe stores. Check the website for other locations.

The French designer's famous takes on the classic white shirt sport hefty price tags, though they also show a careful attention to detail.

Founded in 1818, Brooks still carries in its nationwide shops the classically modern styles that made it famous—old faithfuls for men such as navy blazers, summertime seersucker, and crisp oxford shirts and similar styles for women and kids (4–16 years). Its Newbury Street store offers the hipper Fleece collection with both a bright affordable line and a high-end designer line aimed to appeal to less conservative shoppers. There's another location at 75 State Street.

This bastion of conservative ready-to-wear fashion still sells boatloads of their classic 1837 navy blazer. But this one-stop shop for Oxfords and khakis also sneaks in bold colors.

The label once favored by the conservatively well dressed is now hot with lots of other people who can't get enough of its signature plaid on everything from bikinis to baby gear. Even the exterior of this stunning Mag Mile flagship features that tan-and-black plaid.

Ensconced in the Drake Hotel, this shop carries the complete line of Chanel products, including ready-to-wear, fragrances, and cosmetics.

Before you buy a teenage relative—or anyone else for that matter—an oversize T-shirt that says "Seattle!" head up to Fremont's Destee-Nation for one that's a lot more distinctive.

This popular shop sells apparel and accessories, including Mickey ears with leopard spots and jewelry and pottery handcrafted by African artisans. There are also Disney-themed games such as dominos and Monopoly, plush dolls, mugs, and upscale clothing selections for men and women.

This quaint boutique offers up fashions by dozens of brands, among them Kathy Kamei and Ulla Johnson. The clothes have been thoughtfully selected with entire wardrobes in mind. Items don't crowd the racks, and the service is friendly without being overwhelming. You can sometimes find good bargains here.

Major discounts on high-quality (and big-name) shoes for men and women draw savvy Boston shoppers to this branch of the chain DSW, also known as Designer Shoe Warehouse. Everything from Nike to Prada can be found at varying discounts—sometimes up to 90% off.

The sportswear, softly tailored business attire, and dress clothes of this Italian great are gathered all under one roof.

An airy, two-floor space displays Armani's discreetly luxurious clothes and accessories. The store includes the top-priced Black Label line, considered a cut above the department store line.

Though the prices aren't for the faint of heart, there are some pieces here that will last a lifetime.

The well-heeled shop the Chicago flagship for suits, signature scarves, and leather accessories.

Men will find modern, well-cut suits with attention to tailoring, as well as other signature Boss clothing and accessories here.

Across from Kanemitsu Bakery, this one-stop shop offers fancy and casual island-style wear, including Roxy and Quicksilver for men, women, and children.

Label hunters were thrilled when branches of this New York boutique opened in Chicago, offering designer lines like Rag & Bone, Elizabeth & James, Helmut Lang, and Missoni. In addition to the Bucktown outpost, there are stores in Lincoln Park (841 W. Armitage Avenue) and the Gold Coast (40 E. Delaware Place).

These bra-fit gurus specialize in a "holistic" fitting process that results in a more flattering shape; that's enough to make any customer, well, perk up. Schedule your fitting ahead of time if possible.

This line has captured the devotion of the fashion crowd for its minimalist look and impeccable tailoring. Prices are at the upper end of the designer range.

Founded in 1907, this national men's chain has crisp suits, dress shirts, and leather shoes for the conservatively well-dressed male everywhere. And gents, should you need a tuxedo at the last minute, rest assured: the store rents them.

The U.K. designer's first shop in the Midwest takes you from day to night; pieces range from tailored skirts and cardigans to drapey tanks, skinny jeans, and leather jackets. There is a selection of sky-high heels featuring bold patterns and embellishments, too.

Trendsetters go wild for Kate's colorful and classically whimsical dresses, as well as her handbags, shoes, PJs, accessories, and travel and cosmetics cases.

A favorite of Kate Middleton, this London fashion house turns out tailored pieces for work and play. If your look leans toward modern but practical basics, sophisticated handbags, and chic wear-with-everything shoes (like the kitten heels the line is known for), you'll find plenty to fancy here.

Bucktown is a fitting locale for Marc Jacobs, a fashion icon whose whimsical, slightly offbeat designs make trend-followers drool.

Jacobs's high-end runway line is showcased in this glamorous boutique in the swanky Elysian Hotel.