Amazing beautiful space with home goods, clothing, and edibles await you. Karen Brown, owner, has…read moresuch a magical touch in all of her selections. May son and I made a recent visit. Doris was so caring, professional, knowledgeable and pleasant. So pleased with my selections.

The owner is wonderful and the vibe of this shop is calm cool and chic. The shop is setup…read morebeautifully; classy and cute. We bought dinner napkins for entertaining and a couple bags. The owner knew the artist that created the bags and even invited us to a fashion show that they are in. It was an overall great experience.

Love Flo's. As…read morewith any boutique, prices are higher than what you'd pay at your average chain store at the mall. But you can leave knowing that when you wear your Flo clothes out, you won't be seeing anyone else in them. Also, your dollars are going to support a female owned, local small business that in turn supports and stocks many items from independent Detroit clothing and jewelry designers. To me, that is always worth spending a few extra bucks. Great location two doors down from Avalon. Check them out!

Flo's boutique has never failed me! Buy what you love, never…read moremind the price. I appreciate the loving quality of customer service as well as the exceptional unique items available for me each time I shop. TFREE

I love The Peacock Room. Always beautiful dresses that I wish I could try on and dream of going…read moresomewhere in. I have never left without buying myself something, even if it's small. Their shopper has perfect taste, and there are so many beautiful things in the store that you just won't find anywhere else. If and when I have an event to dress for, I'm going back and hoping to fit in some of the most beautiful dresses I've seen.

Well, the Peacock Room did it again! I can always count on them for finding the perfect dress and…read moreaccessories, especially for events depicting the Roaring Twenties, Harlem Renaissance era. Yesterday, Friday November 8, 2024 I sang songs written by author/musician Heather Buchanan and Tracy Kash for Heather's newest novel titled, VICTORS. It is about Black musicians who went to France to help fight in World War I. Ultimately, they were largely responsible for our victory and when they weren't fighting they were playing music, sharing the new jazz sound which influenced not only Europe but the world. My dress, purse, fan, long strand of pearls and headpiece, all purchased from the Peacock Room in the Park Shelton were a smash hit! And as always the ladies who work there had exquisite eyes for helping me put the perfect look together. This place is a gem! Thank you again! Dr. Angela Celeste May

Strictly urban-wear here. Think hoodies, designer denim, fancy belts, big hoop earrings, and more…read more I like this store because they offer many options in sizes (for those a little larger or taller). Expect leathers all year round, although Christmas season its super busy. You can always come in here expecting to see the latest trends. Staff service could be a little better...but usually I don't need much help anyway.

RAGS (also known as Robert Allan Grummet) is a cool little urban wear shop. They were located in…read moreTel-12 mall before the reconstruction but are now in downtown Detroit. I remember when urban wear and higher end designers began to be carried in the same stores. RAGS was one of the first stores to carry Moschino and Iceberg. I mean this is where you shopped when you were trying to really to get your dress on. They have gone to the trendier side of urban wear but you can still find some unique pieces here and there. When you go ask about the shipment dates. Sometimes they only get a few select pieces and you don't want to miss out!

you are getting sleepy, when you awake, your will want to come downtown and spend your…read moremoney......... go to spectacles.... I love coming into this place and spending money with Zana. She holds it down. She seems to know a little about everything going on in the neighborhood and can chat it up. I love all the books she has in a glass case by the door. My favorite is a book about YBI and their influence on the city in a not so distant time frame. She amazing taste, puts out her own clothing line, and stocks some gear you wouldn't normally be able to find like J Dilla t-shirts. Small business owners really need to follow her lead and come back downtown with boutiques like this. One store at a time, detroit gets back to normal. check out a bit of j dilla here.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZeVlVcDC5k&feature=related.

A family friendly store. Full of wonderful items that are nostalgic. You find bags, shirts,…read morejewelry, hats, what ever you need they seem to have it.

Yes, this one is for my true vintage lovers. Juli and her mom Sara have the best spit I've seen in…read morea long time. The shop was curated with dresses, blouses, jewelry and pillbox hats with gloves. I could go on and on, but if you're looking for vintage not thrift this is your Windsor shop spot.

.::Gem in Windsor::…read more I loved this shop. The staff was very helpful and the shop owner was so delightful! She helped me find exactly what I was looking for and more. I was glad to see they had lots of smaller sized clothing as they seem harder to find at vintage shops.

Curiosity got the better of me, I flipped a U-ee and pulled over for this little shop I had passed…read moreseveral times on East Jefferson. I don't know what I was expecting, maybe vintage/random/etc....What I got was handmade/random/lots of local art and a VERY enthusiastic business owner. I give this place four stars for its commitment to Detroit, art, and general sentiment of neighborly love. The owner describes her shop as a 'work in progress', which it is, she is still remodeling. But here of some of the goods and services she offers: religious photography, handmade/crochet items (including a pair of boots!), handmade jewelry (she teaches young Detroit women to make the jewelry and then sells it for them), African art and clothing, massage oils, incense, and a wealth of knowledge about the Rivertown Development and its neighboring businesses. It's definitely worth it if you like to explore and enjoy conversation with energetic spirits like this owner. I never got her name, though! That's homework for you other yelpers :)

Modele Dress Shop is really as good as it gets. The store is absolutely stunning. It's a whole…read moremood, from the clothes, to the music piping throughout the store, to the great customer service. I haven't seen a store better than Modele's.

I really enjoyed the grand opening. I hope they will expand so I can shop from St. Louis. I also…read morewould like to see the price tag, several items didn't have a price tag so you have to keep asking how much is this! But it's awesome.

Some really unusual and beautiful clothes housed in a former commercial bakery…read more Very well lit and many one of a kind items. Service was friendly but did not follow you around as you browse. I understand the NYT has named it one of the 50 best boutiques. I completely understand why.

The wonderful Angela Wisniewski, owner and operator of Coup D'état, has made her shop a safe place…read morewhere people can come and hang out, and experiment with their own style. It was also a place where you can fun into other friendly faces you know or just meet and have a great conversation. I always have wonderful conversations with Angela and she's been a great ear to me for the past year. I'm a regular customer there purchasing facial beauty products from local and/or other small businesses. Detroit is lucky to have someone like Angela a part of their business community and their culture.