An unparalleled place to score hot-ticket items—like Current/Elliott's boyfriend jeans—long after they've sold out elsewhere. En savoir plus .
An acronym for the "Greatest of All Things," stylist Christina Smith's boutique shines the spotlight on under-the-radar labels, like Matilde, Samantha Treacy, and Alice Ritter. En savoir plus .
Owner Whitney Mosley has a seriously great eye for tailored, on-trend pieces, and her store shows it: She stocks a superlative lineup, including Vivienne Westwood and Rag & Bone. En savoir plus .
This girly Southern shop is replete with hard-to-score brands like Mara Hoffman and Rozae Nichols. En savoir plus .
This shop offers one of Los Angeles’ best denim selections, along with clothing from emerging designers. En savoir plus .
Amazingly, this luxurious chainlet is the only shop in Los Angeles to offer the Big Three—Manolo Blahnik, Jimmy Choo, and Christian Louboutin—under one roof. En savoir plus .
Every time we visit, we turn up cute, affordable finds. Make sure to ask about the secret stash hidden in the back of the store. En savoir plus .
This accessories-centric emporium is devoted to a slew of artily cool labels, like Rogan, Comme des Garçons, and A.P.C. En savoir plus .
The space is huge, supremely cool, and packed with teetering stilettos and zipper-festooned handbags. En savoir plus .
This is the best spot in the Malibu Country Mart for those bohemian-tinged pieces that work so well at the beach. En savoir plus .
Arguably the best-looking of the designer’s four shops, with painted foam walls and cool slate floors. An understated elegance is the abiding theme behind the clothes. En savoir plus .
A narrow passageway empties into a cavernous and serene expanse of a store filled with delicate jewelry.
Ludivine Grégoire's boutique specializes in super-refined French brands like Vanessa Bruno.
Packed with dresses that are both pretty and subtle. Plus, it now offers beauty services.
This tiny, nondescript storefront has been churning out stunningly beautiful bespoke riding boots since 1879.
