Looking for fine fashions! Stop in Angeles - For All Occasions (No. 3) on Southfield Road in…read moreLathrup Village. They are located on the west side of the street in the Sunset West Plaza between 12 Mile & 11 Mile Rd. I was looking specifically for a white purse for a special occasion this weekend. They had a few options available for purchase including pearl purses. I settled on a De Blossom Collection white handbag and also a pair of Double C earrings. I feel their pricing was at a good price point. The service was excellent! There were multiple staff members offering me assistance. Truly a great experience. I look forward to shop more of their fashion and undergarments on a return visit.

"Your dresses should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a…read morelady."- Edith Head For someone used to wearing pants, dress shopping can be a little intimidating. This is doubly true when shopping outside your realm of knowledge- in this case, sari shopping. This is a world governed by fabrics and stones and stitching, where pricing can fluctuate wildly depending on how aggressively you deride their sticker price. If I were a raccoon or a crow, I'd be in shiny-thing heaven; as a Detroiter with a wardrobe ready for corporate finance, all the bling was a little overwhelming. The patterns and colors seemed so brazen, and in my mind sequins were relegated to Vegas showgirls and grandmas with mad Bedazzler skills. Still, with some expert assistance, I took the plunge and tried some things that were way out of my comfort zone, and they looked AMAZING. Maloncho is directly across from the heavy-hitter of sari shops, Rima Sari Center. As such, they differentiate themselves by specializing in more affordable outfits, in a much more customer friendly setting. Maloncho is bright and maneuverable, service is friendly and attentive, and bargaining is more readily accepted- everything that Rima is not. The most expensive saris are around $300, compared to the $300-$1000 at Rima. The dressing room is large and well lit, perfect for trying on multiple outfits and giving yourself a once over before coming out to show your companions. The rule of thumb at the sari shops in this area is that the price on the sticker is just a starting point for negotiations- you should expect at least $20-30 dollars off a cheap dress, and about 40% off an expensive dress. Also, the first discounted price they give you is NOT the best price that can be had. Ask a few times for the best price or for additional things thrown in for free (tailoring or jewelry), or simply make an offer. Tailoring at this location should run between $5 and $10 dollars and take roughly 24hrs to complete, well worth it for a garment to fit perfectly. For a bold red sari, two sets of bangles, and tailoring to take it in a bit, my total bill came to $70- perfectly reasonable for a special ensemble to wear to my best friends wedding. True location differs from what is listed on yelp: 12164 Conant St.

It's definitely a great place to shop for sarees and any traditional desi cloths. Very friendly…read moreenvironment and you can bargain! It's my number one place to shop for traditional desi cloths. I even recommended many of my friends and family members to Maloncho due to their excellent customer service and great price. Keep it up Maloncho!

G Good shoes for…read moreFashion many styles and colors Good locations good fashion jewelry Nice top to wear with pants different kind of scarves and shaws

I've been shopping here for almost 10 years. Came in today to look for a particular dress. I went…read moreto the location where the dresses were located last time near the cash register. I went by the cash register and I believe the team of about three felt paranoid and tried to quickly guide me away from that area, all of them. I was very disturbed by the service. One of the men that kindly helped me last time offer to search for the item in their inventory but by the time thought out how bad the service was from the other members I just left to find it online instead. Will not be returning.

The Southfield store is very clean and well stocked but the store manager very rude to customers…read more.. Older Afro American lady

I stopped in to view the clothing. I liked what I saw online and wanted to see how a dress looked…read moreon me. The salesperson was short and just rude. Her coworkers just watched her like it was normal. Instead of dealing with someone who acts like she doesn't want to be there I can just shop online.

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.

When I tell you this is where to take your husband shopping ladies! 10 out of 10…read more Exceptional service and the clothing is everything! I want to buy it all.

Nobody reps Detroit's forward yet still classic style like this boutique! The service is top-notch…read moreand the quality of the gear is equally fantastic and original. You will never have to worry about seeing yourself coming and going as everything is LTD. And where else can you get a tailoring done in under 24 hours?!?

Flash was a cute little boutique in downtown Birmingham. I actually bought a necklace for a…read morerehearsal dinner here and it was relatively inexpensive. I really enjoyed the jewelry at Flash. The other accessories like the dresses, capes, and scarves were all decently priced but I wasn't crazy about the clothing. The jewelry was what you would want to look at. There was an abundance of amazing things. I would go back all the time if I lived in Michigan!

Flash is great for jewelry. I always come here when I'm in town and leave with a piece I'm in love…read morewith. Kelli, one of the owners, is also amazing! She's extremely helpful and will even send you pictures and help you shop for jewelry if you can't make it in the store, which is perfect around the holidays. The prices are reasonable and the customer service is great (I'm a big stickler for customer service). I've never bought any clothes from Flash but they have some really cute stuff. I have bought a few clutches and scarves, along with my growing collection of jewelry of course, and I'm very happy with everything.

I stopped in on my way back to the parking lot, on recommendation from The Peacock Room. The…read moreentrance from the interior hallway is unassuming and small but the pieces drew my attention. Modern, unique, clean lines, and no big floral patterns. Yama is the sister store but the opposite of The Peacock Room and definitely more my speed. I have been looking for a store that carries my size in unique pieces that will last. I happy to pay for quality of a well-made piece and am tired of the mass-produced casual wear that seems to be the only options anymore and fall apart in a couple months or after a few washes. The saleswoman was super sweet and helpful. I kept bugging her to look at the pieces behind the counter that just came in. She was steaming them but they looked so good, I had to try one on. I didn't end up purchasing anything, as I wasn't planning on making a purchase today and my meter was running out, but I did try on 5 more items and cannot stop thinking about this store and the Joseph Ribkoff items. I have to go back and soon. I gave my husband fair warning :) This is the type of store you building your wardrobe from, with great pieces that will last.

The clothing store I didn't know I needed, Yama is The Peacock Room's more modern sister. What a…read morefun and eclectic collection of clothing and statement accessories. Wonderful! They also offer a wide variety of sizing so those of us with more ample curves have options, too. When I walked in, I fell in love with a nice cowl neck top. Made in America (which they noted on the tag) the top was black and had a shiny silver spotted pattern on the cowl area of the shirt. It was different! The pricing was inline with what I've paid for other pieces made in America, which I personally value and seek out when shopping. When I turned the corner in the back, a whole new area revealed itself. Several racks of wardrobe pieces that will all stand out in a crowd. I told my husband that some of them I saw myself wearing when I finally doubled down on my "fun and kooky art teacher vibe" but not everything is that bold. There were some very smart pieces, some more traditional silhouettes but in bold colors. There is also mid-century modern clothes that were retro but also in the here and now. I haven't intended on buying a bright pink party dress, but when I slipped it on in the fitting room I was thrilled - it fit like a glove. The dress was an XXL which I don't think I've ever worn, but knowing fashion sizing can sometimes be wonky I gave it a go. It had some frill, a front zipper that smartly hid itself (and thank goodness, a dress I can zip up for myself and I don't have to shimmy into), and the best part... POCKETS! REAL FUNCTIONAL POCKETS. It was even on their sale rack for a great price. The next time I'm looking for an outfit for a wedding or maybe just to replace a couple shirts with something with a bit more personality, I'll definitely be back.