They have a wide selection of vintage genes and some vintage tees. However, they are extremely…read moreoverpriced for what it is. Service was friendly. Parking advice: go on the weekdays, it's almost impossible on the weekends.

the best place to shop in LA/venice! service is 10/10. i've never felt more chic xx. styled me for…read morexmas, NYE and GNO.

This store has superb inventory, and the sales people do know how to style you. However, the only…read moresmile you receive is when they get the credit card authorization. It's a bleak experience.

What a snotty and nasty group of saleswomen. Beautiful clothes but would never buy there because…read morethey had such a nose in the air attitude. Someone needs to tell them they need a major attitude change. I normally shop on Melrose Place and every single store ( they are much higher end than Savannah) treats you better than these girls. Stay away

Hi well, I hate to add onto my previous review but I am going to do that here. I bought my daughter…read moreto the store to buy something for her grad night and she was so excited. Unfortunately, same bad experience. Different staff but same bad attitude. What's going on Dôen? There are literally so many other amazing and wonderful companies that are doing exquisite work and treat their customers with care. Also, you're getting away with charging $400 for a shirt? Upon closer inspection I could tell that the threads were coming out on your Henri shirt along the sleeve...

Just went in to pick up the newly released Pascual jacket! I absolutely adore this jacket. It's my…read morego to for my morning dog walks and errands. Couldn't find my size online (I mostly shop online or buy from Saks to save on shipping) so I texted and place one on hold. (Luckily, they had my size!) It was a super simple process and the ladies working there were all lovely. I had great service and it was an all around pleasant visit. I highly recommend this store and brand.

They have really nice, comfortable, classy clothing. The saleperson was really friendly…read more Parking advice: go on the weekdays, it's close to impossible on the weekends.

I had never been to this store when I walked in and promptly purchased 5 items! Beautiful selection…read moreof quality clothing and wonderful customer service. Kacy helped me by being honest about how the items I chose looked on me, and in finding everything I needed. Thanks Kacy!

Daniel at the Louis Vuitton 2nd level was very knowledgeable and resourceful of the heel products…read morethat were on display. Positive attitude, feedback, and explaining the value of the shoes. I would personally recommend Daniel to have a raise. Thank you Daniel! -store customer , Destiny

Reformation Review:…read more I had a great experience with Ali (my apologies if spelled incorrectly) from Reformation. I was looking for a graduation dress, and she was so friendly, kind, and fun from the get-go. She went above & beyond to make sure I could find the dress I wanted and that there was a fitting room since it was a busy day. She asked others to help me too, and was very professoinal. She made me feel very confident and comfortable, and also made the shopping/trying-on process very fun! I appreciate her help so much and I'm glad I got to meet her at this Reformation location. All the other employees/staff from other Reformation locations need her positive & friendly attitude, humility, and hospitality.

Exceptional product with prices one might expect - which is to say, very expensive. These are no…read moreChanel, Gucci, or even Frederic Malle or Byredo. The scents at Henry Jacques are unique in every sense of the word, and definitely not for everyone. But oh my, is it fun to dream. I had the opportunity to visit the HJ boutique in March with a friend, where Dylan and another man whose name I unfortunately can't recall. It had been a long day out and about in Beverly Hills, but the boutique visit was relaxing and fun with zero pressure to buy. I sniffed dozens of Henry Jacques' scents, including their incredible crystal spinning tops that are otherworldly in their profiles. Scents I particularly enjoyed - Cascador, La Nuit, No. 11 De Sacha, among others - still linger in my mind, along with two words: "one day." The products at Henry Jacques are certainly an investment. It takes a confident person to wear their stuff - and that's certainly something I aspire to.

Henry Jacques is a bespoke perfumery that only opened to the public about a decade ago. The brand…read moreand Henry Jacques Cremona have been making bespoke fragrances for sultans, princes, and celebrities and the ultra wealth since the 70's. While HJ only offers 30 something scents to the public, there are many more exclusives. It's quite the rabbit hole. These are absolutely no expense spared creations not for the initiated. If you have never smelled pure damask rose, you probably won't realize the extraordinary cost that goes into these bottles. Pure rose oil crystalizes, and as such, many of the HJ oils crystalize because they're putting 100's of dollars of pure rose in them. HJ uses real oud in their oud perfumes. These aren't your designer perfumes or 'niche' houses where 3-5 dollars of ingredients go into your 300 dollar bottle. Very few brands can field this quality level of raw materials. The service is spectacular and not at all pretentious. It's very relaxing and therapeutic to spend time in the boutique. The prices are high, yes. But as someone who has smelled 1000s upon 1000s of fragrances, you won't find this level of quality elsewhere. These are 3 dimensional scents.

A growing craze (and I am definitely on board for it) is the rise of niche perfumes. Niche can mean…read morefrom a single compounder working in her garage to a large and venerated house with a long European pedigree. I would put PdM in the latter category. Niche fragrances are distinguished nowadays from designers (YSL, Dior, Chanel, etc.) and they tend to emphasize natural oils and a range of categories from gourmand or food-like to smoky and leathery. Not just for women any longer, everyone can wear just about anything as it will mingle with individual chemistry and create something signature and personal to each wearer. I have been getting up to speed on some really excellent scents for about the past year. One of my discoveries (through Sebastian Jara, The Perfume Guy) was Oajan from Parfums de Marly. Oajan is a velvety Oriental with a complex compound of flavors including Cinnamon, Honey and Osmanthus; Benzoin, Ambergris, Labdanum and Artemisia; and Vanila, Tonka Bean, Patchouli and Musk. Its delicious, sophisticated and exotic. Imagine my happiness when I noted that Parfums is right across from one of my favorite restaurants (see my Bacari, BH review from last month). Since PdM perfumes are pricey, getting a chance to smell them (or 'get my nose on them' as the fragrance cognoscenti say) before plunking down some Georges is a definite must. Parfums de Marly, BH is open on Sundays (bonus!). It is a sleek, cool, modern boutique where you might expect to see models emerge in Carolina or Oscar, but no, just it's exquisitely crafted perfumes in classic OG bottles are featured. See my photos (taken discreetly and perhaps not rising to great photographic standards as a result). Myra was our customer assistant and she was as smooth as glass. I showed her my short list to sample on blotters and she immediately handed me elegant square ragcloth cards on which to smell each one. Then she offered me a sample of each save, unfortunately, the one I truly liked best, Herod. Still, I now have Safanad, Godolphin, Delina, and Althair to try out over the next week or two, since we will be back in BH later this month. Presumably, then I can try Herod or purchase one of the others. Myra explained the scent profile of each one so I could better understand what category it falls into, liking gourmands, spices, smoky, and orientals best, personally. If you have a chance to stop in this particular (or any) PdM store, it is a delightful way to round out a day dining, people watching, and shopping. Ask for Myra on Sundays, to get the royal treatment yourselves.

Parfum De Marly is one of my favorite perfume after my visit from Paris several years ago. I…read moreusually order from their website. Last saturday was my birthday & went there sunday to get more perfume and try the new ones. The lady who was working is on her phone the whole time when we got there. I asked her a question and she is very quick still went back on her phone. I felt like were bothering her while she was texting on her phone. Such a bad customer service for high end perfume store located in Beverly Hills. Never again, il stick to online shopping

I just don't think I'm their customer as no one said hello to me when I was there. I was in retail…read morefor decades so I always try to make myself open to it. I was, in my opinion, dressed nicely. Who knows. Anyways, it's basics with high prices. I don't see myself going back in.

I am not a big shopper nor am I sophisticated. Now in my early 70's, I expect to be overlooked…read morewhen I go into a chic or hip clothing store. So I was totally unprepared for the genuine friendliness, attention, helpfulness and general good vibes at the Everlane store on Abbot Kinney. The stylists (shop girls) seem to have one goal...to help cusotmers find items that they truly love and to have a lot of fun doing it. I give this store a major thumbs up!