Looking for high-quality clothes for that special, possibly adult, event? This store and their…read morewebsite are a great place for you to look into. Of import to me personally is that they carry sizes that fit overweight people. There are many amazing things designed with men in mind, designed with women in mind, or intentionally gender neutral. It's an unusual shop location and be sure to check ahead that they're open. I've been very comfortable shopping there--twice--and think you will be, too.

Thank you for coming to town! We needed this! Five and Diamond began in San Francisco, although one…read moreof the very nice owners is a local who came home and brought the business with them. Women owned, ethical fashions - Their website has a ton of information about the clothing and its sourcing. What a great space they already have set up and I was blown away by the amount of clothing and options. They are very inclusive with sizing and their clothing is amazing. I'm huge into texture - I need soft stuff and wanted to pet everything. Such quality materials that will last. Also, ask questions since this is the first place I have been in weeks where the person working genuinely knew everything. Having a conversation and suggestions showing they are not only knowledgeable about all of the products but that they have heard you and offer ideas or options of things they sell which will help you out. And I wanted to buy half the store! SERIOUSLY, I was losing my mind and intend to go back again and again. Everything in there is unique. I was heading to a show and decided to drop in before to check out Five and Diamond. I fell in complete love with a sweatshirt coat contraption that is freaking amazing. I even managed to score even more since they had a 30% discount and it was the last day. Went to the show looking great and feeling great since it is now one of the most comfortable and soft things I own. Dropped in on the way home for stupid late night groceries (yes, I am that cool...be jealous) and one of the stock peeps was complimenting the item. We shared a moment since I took a bunch of photos and showed them the store so they could visit. So, be prepared to share because their fashions are very flattering - I am curvy so having things fit right is important. Many clothing companies try to dress us larger sizes with a tent, horrific prints or like we want to accent the most unfortunate areas. They also have a ton of great vegan offerings like rubber purses and belts etc.

Of all the Adorn boutiques in Portland, this may be my favorite location. This store has a lot of…read moreitems but it's not packed so tightly which enables one to walk around with ease and easily see the merchandise. There is lots of really stylish clothing across a spectrum of prices, so something for everyone's budget. They have a large assortment of jeans, a few pairs of shoes and handbags, scarves, sweaters, dresses, blouses, t-shirts and jumpsuits- they have it all. This visit, the back wall was adorned with several jean jackets, many with fun embellishments, making an Instagram worthy backdrop. Personally, I love the jewelry. Pieces from local artists, national designers, and inexpensive fashion jewelry as well. This visit they had an assortment of "bumblebee" pins that were vintage looking and so fun! There is always a pair of earrings, a necklace, or bracelet that I have to have. On my recent visit, it was a turquoise hair clip that could not be passed up. Staff is always friendly and helpful. They were a bit suspicious as I was taking lots of pics, but in the end realized I was just there to enjoy my shopping experience.

Love. This has become my go to first stop if I need (want) something particular- it's a guarantee…read morethat I'll find it. Love the cute clothes & the service from all the lovely ladies that work there. It's so nice to have a go to boutique rather then having to roam from store to store, go downtown Portland or (gasp) go to a mall. :) Price range varies. You can find a casual dress for $80 or spend $300 on a gorgeous girly Spring dress. Then of course, shoes, sweaters, workout clothes, amazing jeans, holiday wear, etc. You can find great gifts there as well, water bottles, fun jewelry, cute scarves, etc. Easy parking another bonus!

I love the stores for Anthropolgie . So beautifully and aesthetically pleasing and the experience…read moreof shopping is always good unless you meet one of those snooty store associates. Good thing is the staff here seemed alright . I was able to snag some great deals on pants and tops and gave myself a pat on the back because this place is generally overpriced. The fits are flattering but the same can't be said for the quality of material. This location is smaller than most others I have seen but they have enough inventory for a good shopping experience .If you are looking for more variety ,head to the location in Pearl .

Anthropologie has a beautiful store here in Bridgeport Village. I can't justify their prices on…read moremost items, but their staff is professional and the space feels open and modern.

A fabulous boutique like one you would find in NYC or San Francisco, not typically in Portland…read more The clothing and accessories are carefully curated, bringing together a refined collection of high quality items in shades of black, cream, gray, camel and white. The prices are in the high side, especially for Portland, but a cashmere cardigan for $400 is the going rate. The boutique is bright, clean and has an industrial vibe. It's easy to browse through the racks of clothing which line the parameter on racks in a color coordinated fashion. The cashmere dresses are scrumptious! Beautiful in color, texture and style; refined elegance, classic, timeless. Even cashmere loungewear, perfect for staying comfy and warm during these long days spent at home. Kayla, the young woman working that day, was super helpful and pleasant. She easily engages in conversation and provides assistance, if that is your mode of shopping. And also gives one the freedom to browse at their leisure with no pressure to purchase, which is my preference. We visited on MLK Day and were there specifically to see what Oliveve handbags were available since I had recently come across this brand while shopping at the House of Lolo in Palm Desert. Kayla immediately recognized my Jasper bag! The Oliveve bags have a modern design, clean lines, and my bag is made of neutral colored pebbled leather. It's the perfect bag to use while shopping as it is a cross body style yet as large as a tote and holds a lot. That day there was only one Olivevebag available, a black handbag with tan wrapped handles, and my friend immediately claimed it! I'll have to go online (Oliveve.com) to buy my next one, the black oiled Italian leather Eva bag, which I've had my eye on for a few months. In addition to the clothing, they have a small selection of unique jewelry and other accessories like boots, tassels to add to your handbags, hats, belts and scarves. Even a small but unique selection of home decor items like textured throws, pillows, candles, woven baskets and trays, perfume and vases.p to adorn your home. Located on NW 11th in The Pearl District, it's around the corner from the main shopping area so unless you know it's there, you may not stumble upon it. It's worth seeking out if you want to add quality clothing to your wardrobe that you can wear season after season. And while you are there, definitely check out the jewelry, boots and the Oliveve handbags!

You know you are in the Pearl District when you step into a spacious shop with little and very…read moreexpensive inventory. There really is not that much to choose from as the theme here is obviously minimalist. The few things they do have are lovely and for me, priced completely unreasonably. Like I am going to spend almost $1000 on a wool trench coat with some leather trim? Sure, it's a sharp looking coat. But good God, I know we are in the Pearl but is anyone going to spend that much? Maybe I am just not hip with the times and people really do spend that kind of money on a random coat, if so, I beg your pardon. It would be cool if your shop had goods that "normal" people like me, I know I am throwing the term normal around quite loosely but folks probably get my gist. My budget for a really nice and very unique coat is more like $500.00 Unless you are selling Versace or something, consider rethinking your price points. It's just that I see so many shops like this come and go because nobody is going to really shop there. 2015 - Review # 98

A beautiful store! I don't know how I found out about this one--it didn't come up when I did a…read moresearch for children's stores in Portland (maybe because it is in Tualatin) but I'm glad it somehow showed up on my socials (stop listening to me, Meta). This shop is located in Bridgeport Village Shopping Center, an open air mall in Tualatin, and though there's not parking right in front of it there's plenty of parking kind of around the corner. They have some truly lovely stuff here. There was one brand called Viverano that caught my eye almost as soon as we walked in and I'm not sure if I should be glad or not that my daughter has gotten close enough to aging out of their size range (their biggest size is 18-24) because their cardigans on display here were gorgeous. And adorable!! They carry children's clothes in a higher range of sizes than some kid's stores, I think. In addition to clothes there are some toys and kid-related things like plates, books, and so on. I found a great dress for my kiddo and I can't wait to see her in it; although it says it's a 2T, and she's in the 95th percentile or higher for height and weight, this is super big on her so I'll try it again when she's closer to two. They had some really cute spring dresses when we were here but I restrained myself. The staff here was really welcoming and friendly, and sweet with their little clients. I was really pleased with my experience here. In checking out their website, I see that they specifically mention that if you purchase online they are happy to run your purchases out to your car so that you don't have to find a spot and lug in your littles. That is so helpful and if I was living in Oregon right now that would be a big attraction to me. As it is, I will be following them on social media and keeping an eye on their sales.

Didn't make it more than 6 minutes in the store... while the selection is in line with what I would…read morenormally be inclined towards buying, the interaction was off putting and flat out rude. Upon entering, my husband gave a warm greeting to the sole employee by saying "Hi! How are you?" To which she simply glared and continued her phone conversation. Ok, strike one. As we perused, her convo became increasingly more apparent that it was a personal call and not work related. She was booking and adding additional treatments to her HAIR APPOINTMENT!! No "give me a minute and I will assist you", "if you need any help with anything just let me know!", or even a "Hi! Welcome to Le D Bug!"... second strike. She just continued to look annoyed and oblivious to the customers wandering the store in general (we were the only ones present outside of herself). This was the last strike. It was uncomfortable so we ultimately left. She once again made no move to say "bye", "thank you", "eff you", literally NOTHING. They have a decent amount of nontoxic options, a mix of cute and cheesy clothing. Leans more towards girls than boys but that's merely based on my 5 mins inside. Your lack of CS, human decency, or even personable interaction cost you a nice hefty sale. I'll trek down to the Pearl next time...

Very expensive but entertaining to visit. They have an ENDLESS amount of vintage jewelry and very…read morespecific niche sections within this store, but there is just so so so much stuff in here that it's hard to sift through, I always leave empty handed. There are two parts to this store, they're across the street from each other.

This place is amazing I love going here to find anything. It's is a bit overwhelming but that's…read morejust how those stores are.

When I'm in Lake o and have time before meeting a friend for dinner, I like to stop in Mapel's to…read moresee new merchandise. there used to be a Mapels at PDX, where I made many purchases over the years as I traveled for business. Now retired, and the PDX outpost is gone, this location gives me my fix. Mapel's has lots of basics and layering pieces, which is perfect for me and our PNW weather. I tend to wear solid colors, so their styles work for me. They also have some prints, but I prefer solids. During my last visit, they had some very pretty sweaters, but this year's style is boxy, which doesn't work for my shape. They have a variety of jeans, a nice selection of winter coats and vests, plus there were holiday dresses and pieces on sale. Make sure to check out the clearance in the far back corner. Sprinkled amongst the clothing is some fashion jewelry and gift items. Always worth a stop, as you never know what you will find.

I unfortunately have had to start a return process for the items I purchased as they don't fit well…read moreand also have many loose threads. The return policy is stated as "hassle free." However when I contacted to return, was offered to keep the items and get %15 off, which I declined. The other return option given was for me to cover shipping costs to the tune of $40, which I said I wanted to do, but have not received any further instructions.

I was walking down 23rd and wandered into Margaret O'leary thinking I might find something cool to…read morewear. Turns out they don't sell mens clothing so I decided to buy an outfit for my girlfriend which I know is a dicey situation, but the Saleswoman/Stylist Carly was very helpful. She asked for approximate height and weight and put together a great looking outfit (including belt) and my lady was so surprised and happy. The place is kind of hard to see as I almost walked right past it but I highly recommend checking it out. Carly was a great help as I am a man and didn't know what the hell I was shopping for. But my girl absolutely lover her new outfit.

I'll need someone to hide my credit cards after this…read more I walked in needing a light cardigan to wear with a dress for a work event. I left with a sweater that made me feel like Meghan Markle--sophisticated and chic. The quality is fantastic! That said, the high price point meant I needed to pick and choose wisely. Good thing I'm a firm believer in "you get what you pay for."