I don't think this is a good place to shop at. Between the high prices, knock off low quality…read moreitems, and very unfriendly owner, you shouldn't shop here. I would give this negative stars if I could.
I saw knock off Louboutin, Gucci, and Dior shoes in there. Two pair of shoes had both Gucci and Dior designs on the same shoes. The quality was subpar but they were charging $55 for knock off Gucci Wedges that only seem like emthe brand because of the logo. The silhouettes aren't anything close to those brands designs either.
As for the service and unfriendliness, for context, I'm a male in his early 30s with a passion for fashion of all genders. I think fashion is a way to understand different cultures, and I don't know much about Korean culture. So after visiting the nearby goodwill I saw this store and walked over to check it out.
Upon entering I could tell that it was a women's fashions store, which is totally fine. There's about 3 other female customers inside as well. I walk over to check out the shoes, and the person who seems like the owner or the person in charge there out of the 2 workers walks over eme right away and says "No men, only women clothes."
I tell her that's OK, and that I'm just there to look. 20 seconds later, she asks "what size do you need?" and I tell her no size, that I'm just looking.
Next I'm walking slowly around the checking out some of the clothes that they have, trying to understand what fashion trends are popular in Korea, and she's following me at the same pace, only about 5 feet from me. After her last question she ask me again a minute later "what size you need?". I tell her no size, I'm just looking. And that I was a passion for fashion. I like both men and women's fashion.
She says "I don't understand, you let me know if you need size." I say OK thank you. I'm continuing walking around the store slowly taking everything in. A minute and a half later she asks "you no buy?" I try to tell her my interest and philosophy about fashion, and she says "I don't understand, I speak Korean".
At this point I wise up a little bit and try to use Google Translate audio to speak to her. Again, I tell her about my passion for fashion using translated Korean and she something to the effect of "This is a business, I sell clothing here."
At this point I really want her to understand why I'm in here, and as I use type out in Google translate my passion and philosophy to Korean, she starts talking fashion to her co-worker in Korean. I don't fully understand what their saying, but I do understand "Plaza security" coming from their mouths. At this point, I'm shook. I erase my message, and quickly type out that I also like women's fashion, that I'm sorry, and wish them a merry Christmas again using Google Translate. I left right after that.
They seemed to ease up after that, but the unwelcoming environment, close following, and lack of making an effort to understand me made this a very hostile environment. I understand that there may be some culture differences, but I've shopped in other Korea businesses in So-Cal with no issues.
I'm a pretty optimistic person, but I lost some faith in humanity after visiting this store.