I would not recommend this place for wedding dress shopping as they have a very small selection…read more It's definitely more geared towards quinceaneras.

My daughter and I had a wonderful experience with KC Bridal in preparing for her Quineañera. We…read morebought the dress from them and had them alter it. We also bought many of the accessories for the event, like the mail box, the pillows, etc. Their service was excellent and the quality of their products was very good. We highly recommend them.

I came in worried that I wouldn't have the right outfit for an upcoming event. My worries were…read morequickly settled with the friendly sales associate (I'm so bad with names, sorry!) who grabbed me a few items and showed me to a fitting room. I was done within 5 minutes, and couldn't be happier. Beautiful clothing, for every age group. I was really impressed. I will make sure to "forget to pack an outfit" again next time I'm in DC!

If I could give them zero stars I would. The dresses here are not my style but that was ok, they…read moreare someone else's style and that is fine. However, I came here looking for a dress for my mom for my wedding and she tried on dresses anyway because we were there and had an appointment. we worked with Annick and I cannot stress enough how much I do not recommend working with her. I showed her other dresses we had ordered for my mom from other places to get an idea of what we were looking at and she insulted the dresses. I was more than polite and open to options even though i did not like anything up until this point but it was so unacceptable how she spoke to me. I nicely expressed over and over that I did not like options she was and it was as if she could not accept that my style is not the same as hers. Insulting what I had chosen from other places was over the line.

They should be called 'Secrets; because they are Tenleytown's best kept secret…read more Seriously. Believe me, Yours Truly has been spoiled by London (UK)'s charity shops and has been bemoaning DC's dire and overpriced consignment landscape for years...until I found Sequels! They meet London standards, hands down. Richly stocked, upscale brands and fabrics, regular turnover, all sizes, priced to sell...and the two ladies running it are one of a kind. There are two minor observations I would add though, (i) they don't have a returns or exchange policy (although there pre-printed invoice suggest so!) unless you find an item is damaged, and (ii) their pricing reflects the consigner's negotiation power, not the value of the good. For example I find Ralph Lauren discounted generously while Anne Klein is only marginally discounted.

upscale clothes. no trash here. just good and classy. i also like consigning here. most my items…read moresell and if they dont im able to pick them up! been a customer for 14 years

Wear it Well is a special place mainly for the women who run and work there. Located in the heart…read moreof downtown Bethesda, this store offers middle to high-end brands in casual and work lines. Plenty of Michael Stars, 525 America Sweaters, and some other more unusual very unique boutique lines. A small store with extremely well-selected inventory. But the highlight of Wear it Well, which I feel is best for women 30 and up, is the longtime owners and employees. I walked in today, told them I wanted to toss my wardrobe out the window, and they proceeded (not overselling, not oversolicitously) to help me come up with some great ideas, good combinations, and a host of things I wouldn't have picked out b/c I'm stuck in my own dull clothing groove. They really worked with me to ensure that I found some special things, and I don't think I'll toss the clothes I bought out the window with the others b/c they do push my proverbial envelope. That's what I needed. When the economy hits hard...and even when it doesn't...I make an extra effort to shop locally. Wear it Well is the kind of carefully merchandised, very well-run boutique that will earn your loyalty. Before you drive to the mall, walk down the street and visit these great gals. Watch out...they talked me into buying an absurdly expensive belt even though I don't wear belts. You know, I think it will become one of my favorite purchases ever! Plus, it's so pricey, I'm going to wear it to sleep every night no matter what.

Pricey but if you are looking for something original and not cookie cutter department store garb,…read moreit may be worth the extra dollars. The people that work there are genuinely kind. No attitudes just because they sell expensive merchandise.

We found the perfect dress! This boutique is an absolute gem. After learning of my daughter's plans…read moreto design her prom gown, I decided to search the DMV and found Signature. The shop felt like Breakfast at Tiffany's for gowns, with an array of colors to choose from. My daughter looked stunning in every piece, but she eventually found 'the one' that was her "signature" prom dress. I love that they guarantee dress exclusivity for her school, saving us the stress of a custom design. With accessories, a purse and earrings that adorn her dress so well, she'll look elegant . We couldn't be happier. I noticed other reviews mentioned service. We were fine with me helping her in and out of her dresses. It gave us bonding time and it fit our comfort level, but I do understand what meets our needs/expectations may not meet someone else's. Everyone was polite and attentive (checking on us once the dress was on, (checking the fit, ensuring it met her taste, seeing her walk, even styling her signature dress with the perfect mom approved accessories - she can borrow the purse from me ;) and so on), during our appointment. Other guests appeared pleased with their selection and with service. Thank you for making our prom prep a special and beautiful experience!

In late Jan., I reached out to Signature to confirm a dress listed on their website was in stock --…read morethey confirmed it was. I went in the first week of Feb. in search of two dresses -- one for my morning religious ceremony & one for the evening dinner celebration. I purchased two: dress 1, a white flowy dress shipping from Turkey within a month, & dress 2, a red corset dress "already in the US." Both were size 12 floor samples despite me being a size 2-4, which I was fine with since my measurements would be taken to order the correct size -- though it was hard to envision them when I could only hold them closed from the back. The owner also offered dress 2 in dark green at no extra charge, pulling out a forest green silk sample & confirming both colors would arrive "immediately." I felt she was going above & beyond. I asked for an order confirmation or tracking number at checkout but received neither, & only noticed when I got to my car that the receipt had a strict 3-day return policy for store credit only -- never mentioned during the transaction. Twenty days later I followed up on dress 2, which was supposed to have arrived "immediately" in two colors. I was told a light green version had arrived -- not what we agreed on, but I went in anyway. It was bright seafoam, a size 6, & would need significant alterations to the corset top. When I asked about the red & dark green versions I was told they had shipped but "just hadn't arrived yet." I asked about dress 1 & was confidently told it would arrive the first week of March. This should have been my first red flag, but it was still February & I had two months until the event. March came with no updates unless I initiated them. On March 6th I was told "Dress will get to us in three or four days -- it's on transit." I follow up a week later, no reply. The next day: "Darling, I have to check the tracking number again. I know it's been shipped. Let's follow up Monday or Tuesday." Monday -- no reply. Tuesday -- no reply. I called Wednesday & was finally given tracking info showing the shipping label had been created THAT DAY. It had not previously shipped. I asked for tracking on dress 2 & received no response. Shortly after, I noticed dress 1 was held at customs due to inadequate paperwork from their importing agent. I called to flag this. A week passed with no action & no replies. I called again, increasingly frustrated, & was told dress 2 -- the red one -- had finally arrived. I went in first thing the next morning, anxious & hopeful. I was handed the size 12 floor sample I had tried on in February. I started to cry in the store. The owner assured me it could be tailored to fit. I was so distressed & so close to my event that I took her word for it, despite knowing there is no realistic way to make a size 12 corset work on a size 4 body. Dress 1 still had not arrived. She pinned me into dress 2 & scheduled a fitting. I cried all the way home & all evening. At the fitting, the bra cups were enormous & the corset didn't cinch the way it was designed to. The tailor told me privately that she was frustrated with the store owner & would not have otherwise agreed to such an extreme alteration -- but she would do her absolute best given how special the occasion was. I was also asked to pay for hemming on top of everything, with the store covering only the resizing. I agreed because none of this was the tailor's fault. The next day I arrived at my 11am appointment to find the store closed. I waited outside 15 minutes. Dress 1 had arrived but had a faulty zipper & still needed alterations. Dress 2 had a 5-inch rip on the inside lining, the bra cups had not been fixed as promised, & there was new staining on the corset that wasn't there before. The tailor was not present. I was sent to her home, missed two work meetings, & still ended up with a dress with pilling, residual staining, & bra cups "fixed" by adding material rather than resizing. It was not new. It was not mine. It was a damaged floor sample I paid nearly $3,000 for. Dress 2 was clearly never in transit as I had been told for weeks. Whether backordered, never ordered, or unavailable, I was never given a straight answer. Had they told me within a week of my purchase, I would have happily chosen something else at the same price point. Instead I was strung along with vague texts & false tracking for two months, handed a damaged floor sample days before my event, & left with a dress that did not fit on one of the most important days of my life. I have since purchased dresses from another store that had things in stock & delivered exactly what they promised. Unless you can find something in your size off the rack, there is serious liability in this store's ability to deliver what they promise & when they promise it. This was one of the most important weeks of my life, & the stress & heartbreak caused by this store was entirely avoidable.

Omg GPT-5.6 built me a "rich lady closet crawl" and routed us here. The team was welcoming and…read morehelpful. I can maybe empathize with what some of the other reviews mean, but aren't consignment boutiques meant to be "snobby" (aka selective). I can't recall everything that I saw. They had a Chloe cashmere skirt in marled gray that was cloud-soft, a darling vintage tan? cotton? dress with monochromatic buttons, an understatedly gorgeous vintage made in Italy celadon-colored wool skirt. My bf forced me into leaving with ("we aren't leaving here without it") a vintage IT42 Agnona cotton-linen tweed jacket with pearl buttons, lambskin trim, and cotton lining in the body. Prices can feel high-ish if you don't context switch from thrifting to the fact that this is a luxury boutique.

I used to go to this place when it was in Falls Church City. It was always overpriced and sort of…read moresnooty, but they had some unusual and cool clothing items I purchased over the years. When they moved to McLean earlier this year, I went with about 20 items to put up for consignment. (I had made appointment as they require.) I brought in beautiful clothes, in excellent condition. They took the boxes to the back to inspect the clothing and choose which they wanted to take for consignment; and while that was going on I browsed. I couldn't believe the downgrade in the clothing; while the quality was fine, I did not see anything stylish for sale. I was not even tempted to try anything on. After about 20 minutes the owner comes back and says she cannot take any of my items, although she would consider one in the fall (it was a spring/summer item, as were all the pieces, as this took place in mid-Spring) and I "could come back in a few months." Super dismissive and arrogant. The one good thing was the friendly young man at the counter, who I chatted with while I waited. I see the positive reviews here are years old, so here's an update: NTY management is just as or even more snobby now, the prices are even higher -- not just because of time passing but also likely the expensive location -- and they don't even have cool clothes any more.

I love the smell as you enter, Anthropologie. It just creates this special welcoming atmosphere. I…read morewas shocked by the enormous size of this store. They have 3 floors packed with women's clothes, gifts and glassware, cosmetics, furniture, shoes and purses. Service was great. People who worked there offered me help and were very nice. They didn't have a huge petite section, but they did a good amount of sale clothing. Prices are on the higher side. I will say this, Anthropologie has a unique style and you won't see a lot of people wearing what you bought. You won't have to worry about getting your steps in if you shop in this store. : ) They have a lovely selection of unique clothing and accessories. I will definitely be back to shop here.

I placed this order on October 2nd and made multiple visits to the store to check on its status…read more Each time, I was told that my order had not yet arrived and that there was nothing the staff could do. What concerns me most is that, despite the unusually long delay, it seemingly never occurred to anyone to investigate whether something had gone wrong with my order. You may also review my online customer service chat history, which documents my repeated attempts to seek assistance. Unfortunately, every interaction ended with essentially the same response: there was nothing anyone could do. This raises a very reasonable question: What is the purpose of offering customer service if the representatives are unable to track an order, investigate an issue, or offer any meaningful resolution? On October 22nd, an online customer service representative finally informed me that my order had actually been delivered to the store on October 6th and signed for by an employee named Heidi. I immediately visited the Bethesda store and spoke with the store manager, who repeatedly told me that she could not locate my order and that there was nothing she could do. I then contacted customer service myself and asked the representative to speak directly with the store manager. Only after this conversation did the manager go to the storage area to search for my order. She eventually returned and informed me that she still could not locate it and that there might have been a mistake. At that point, I was offered the option of placing another order with a 25% discount and overnight shipping. While I appreciate the eventual attempt to resolve the issue, I cannot help but wonder why this solution was not offered much earlier, when I repeatedly expressed concern that something must have gone wrong with my original order. Why did it take nearly three weeks, multiple store visits, repeated conversations with customer service representatives, and my own insistence on further investigation before anyone was willing to acknowledge and address the problem? I would genuinely appreciate your clarification on whether this is the standard of customer service Anthropologie expects its stores and representatives to provide. Was my expectation unreasonable in believing that a customer should receive timely updates about an order they have already paid for? Was it unreasonable to expect someone to take ownership of the issue rather than repeatedly telling me that nothing could be done? At this point, my original online order had never even been canceled by any of the supporting agents, as I was required to pay for a replacement order to receive the item I had already purchased. This experience has significantly undermined my confidence in Anthropologie's buy-online, pick-up-in-store service. If store employees and managers are not equipped to investigate missing orders or resolve fulfillment issues, I sincerely question whether this service should be offered without adequate procedures and support in place. Customers should not have to make repeated trips to a store, spend hours contacting customer service, or personally coordinate communication between online representatives and store management simply to locate an order. More importantly, customers should not be made to feel that their concerns are an inconvenience or that resolving a problem is somehow beyond the responsibility of the very people employed to assist them. I understand that mistakes happen in retail, and I do not expect every transaction to be flawless. However, there is a significant difference between an unavoidable mistake and a repeated failure to take responsibility for resolving that mistake. I am not writing this complaint simply because my order was misplaced. I am writing because of the complete lack of accountability, initiative, and willingness to help throughout this experience.

TableTop is one of Takoma Park's true neighborhood treasures, and Elizabeth Brinkama's exceptional…read morecustomer service makes every visit especially welcoming. She is warm, knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely invested in helping customers find exactly what they need. The store has a wonderful selection of toiletries, housewares, children's gifts, puzzles, and delightful locally made cards and gift wrap. It is the perfect place to find a thoughtful, distinctive gift--or an unexpected treat for yourself. Elizabeth brings the kind of personal care and thoughtful guidance that makes shopping at a locally owned business so much more rewarding than ordering online. TableTop is fortunate to have her, and Takoma Park is fortunate to have TableTop.

What a great shop! The owner is a local artist, maker, and writer who knows the area well. After…read moreselling her jewelry at the Flea Market at Eastern Market for years, she opened her own shop in the heart of Takoma Park. Find her gold and silver jewelry behind glass in the front of the store. They also sell a variety of crafts, gifts, and goods. It's one of those shops where it's so fun to wander and see what is on the shelves. They also support local artists and makers. For example, they have several hyper local guide books to help connect people to the city and area.