I wish that a fashion portal would open when I open my closet each morning. It'd be like Narnia,…read morewithout the lion or the witch... just the wardrobe. I'd just pop in to some awesome store, play dress up and then come back through my wardrobe like the Pevensie children. Anyway, Parc Boutique would definitely be one of my fashion portal stops. I follow the owner Thao on Twitter and Pinterest because she has amazing taste, so I should've known how much I'd like this store. It had been a while since my first visit to Parc (when I was young and broke), so my visit last week felt like the maiden voyage. There's a balance of affordability and higher-fashion style here, which I appreciate because that is a balance I try to find on a daily basis. There's a great selection of dresses, tops, jewelry, denim and more---all priced and curated well. The bauble table was where I had the most trouble saying goodbye. I saw the most interesting geometric pendant priced at about $75 (as usual, my eye wanders to one of the most expensive things on the table). Though I couldn't bring myself to drop the cash, I was compelled to put it on my Christmas list eight months in advance.

Parc boutique is hands down the cutest, most-Instagram-worthy, women-run shop in the twin cities…read more They clothing and shoes they have in stock are trendy but won't go out of style, and are constantly updated. All of the brands they carry are women owned businesses and either local or from around the country. The staff is beyond friendly is they're always happy to help with any questions you may have. As well as clothing, they also carry the cutest natural skin care lines, especially Herbivore Botanicals. If you're in Minneapolis and have a shopping day, I highly recommend you stop in to their shop.

Stopped in while adventuring in the area. The product offerings are pretty unique, everything looks…read morehandmade and the prices are a bit higher end as well. We were told that the layout was color coded which is neat. They have clothes, jewelry, accessories, trinkets and more. They do have dressing rooms to try on items as well. It's generally a unique boutique but worth checking out if adventuring out in the area.

I love this store--unique designs and styles fit my eclectic nature. The store owner is delightful,…read morevery personable and interested to help. Very welcoming. Most items are pricey.

I'm good at Mulki-tasking. I'm actually driving AND having sex while writing this review. Oh wait…read morethe sex is over already. Damn. I was hoping to provide Mulkiple Orgasms. I guess maybe next time. What a fantastic arts and crafts shop in the back of the Midtown Global Market which for the most part is a touristy hipster type of place with a lot of International Food - some of which are appropriated, and some of which are the real deal. Mulki other hand is all real. They've got so much great African clothing here at great rates (hey maybe that can be a slogan... Great Rates for the Great Lakes!) as well. Some of the most beautiful things you'll see, clothing wise, are sold here - and a lot of them are actually good deals and actually authentic, which a lot of the things in this market are not.

Marina was wonderful! She helped me feel at ease, and put together several great outfits especially…read morefor me. I highly recommend this boutique for an individual experience! And there are great sales, too!

Atelier957 clothing is exceptional in design and quality. Their customer service is excellent.read more

Very sweet staff and so many great pieces throughout the store! Love the variety of price points…read moretoo. I always find something in here and love supporting a local store.

It's a fun little boutique located near favorite spots like Spoon and stable and fairgrounds coffee…read moreshops. It has a collection of items that aren't from a same designer and quite high in quality and price but very good looking items. On my first random stop by, I found my new favorite two gloves, which match my outerwear perfectly and they're warm, look and feel amazing. I also got a fancy jacket here. Prices are high here but the quality is good. For my personal taste, some items are targeted for much older women, but you can find something here. The reason I gave 3 stars is cause of the stuck-up service. She was slow, checking you out top to bottom, super slow to ring me up and takes forever to just wrap and put in the bag. And there were people waiting behind me. If they up theirs service quality, it could really be a favorite spot for many people.

Gypsy Moon is a neighborhood gem. Staff is always friendly and helpful and they have such a unique…read moreand cool blend of merchandise. I can always find something cute to wear or pick up the perfect gift there.

This my new favorite shop! From the outside it looks small but there are SO many good finds, for…read moreimpressively reasonable prices!

Stopping by since I was in the area. Excited that a location opened in MN!…read more Going to see what's inside. Looks like some limited stock but we shall see if there's any good finds.... Place looks nice and clean. There was a couple people standing at the entrance but wasn't greeting. Just chatting among themselves.....

I had a pretty crummy experience at June today, the Edina location…read more I went in with about 15 Karen Millen dresses and blazers, sizes 8 and 6, freshly dry cleaned and in very good condition. The owner (I assume she was the owner) looked them over while I looked around the store. When I went back up to the front, all she said was, "I'll pass." I was a bit surprised, so I said, "Can I ask why?" She said, "They have a strong dry cleaning smell, so maybe if you put them in the backyard or something." (I smelled them again and I honestly don't smell anything, but whatever.) I said, "Okay, so if I do that... is there anything here you'd take? Because I don't want to do all of that and lug everything back and you're just not interested." She very curtly said, "I don't know, I didn't really look." No smile, no "thanks for coming in." (Her associate who was working there was nice.) The whole time, she was just very curt and abrasive with me. And even though I was there to try to sell clothes, if she had treated me like that if I had walked in there to buy clothes, I would have NEVER bought anything from her. I definitely would have felt unwelcome and walked out. My negative review is not based on her decision not to buy my clothes. That's totally her decision - I was disappointed, but that's fine. My negative review is based on how she treated me. I felt she was very rude to me the whole time. I will not try to sell anything there anymore, nor will I go in to buy anything either. (The owner will probably do a reply on this review, and that's fine. I believe that my review is objective of what happened, and readers can make their own decision.)

My mom had driven by this place months ago and insisted to me, repeatedly, that when I came home to…read morevisit we just HAD to stop by. It's across the street from our all-time favorite ice cream shop, Crema, so it's not as if she had to twist my arm. However! It took us several tries, due to their 6pm closing time, before we finally got in. I geeked out big time, I'll admit it. Minneapolis is the best, I repeat, the BEST city for vintage clothing (affordable, and otherwise) and June is a great addition to my usual rotation of secondhand stores. The owner, Daune, is really sweet, and the dressing rooms have two very important elements: red velvet curtains and flattering light. CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE SHOE RACK OH MAH GOD IT IS AMAZING. Seriously. For serious. Seriously. No, I'm really serious about this: Manolo Blahnik, D&G, Marc Jacobs, Ferragamo, Christian Louboutin, Te Casan...most run for less than $100 and are presented beautifully on high, white shelves in the back room. Great purses and wallets (Vivienne Westwood...oooooooooh), though those will cost you a pretty penny. The clothing racks are full of great finds, albeit some questionable ones (what is a Guess? denim miniskirt doing next to Oscar de la Renta?), but there's no way you'll leave here empty-handed. I bought: Marc Jacobs Black Nubuck Mary Janes ($45) Anna Sui Black Lace Goth-Style Dress ($55) Gold Sunburst Cocktail Ring with Blue Stone ($20) Do...you...have...ANY...idea...how much these items would cost in a New York high-end vintage shop? Hot damn. You lucky, lucky folks. It's places like these that keep me coming back for more...