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State of Kid

4.6 (14 reviews)
Open • 9:30 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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“Cheryl and Alana handle everything from balloons to cake to the class and the decorations (all beautiful!).”

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overpriced hipster clothes that are "eco-friendly". Think of Melrose in Hollywood, CA and then…read morethink venice people and vibe mixed with hipster clothes. Overall the people were friendly, the place was well articulated and well air-conditioned but the objects here weren't anything to jump out at. it was definitely an easy in and out here. It was nice they had a "10% check in" discount here.

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2.5 Stars - and I agree with Maria on this one…read more The style here isn't that great. They're not bad either, but they didn't even look or feel high-quality so I can't really justify the prices some of these items were going for. Additionally, the offerings here are looking more "vintage" than "retro." And yes, there's a difference - think about it. And yes, the men's selection is better - but I can't see myself rushing back here either. The decor could use some improvement as well. This looks more like a long rack on the wall.

An upscale clothing boutique in the Design District just a ways down from Sra Martinez and…read moreMichaels. I'm glad there is a growing crop of fashion shops and I look forward to more. However, I think this shop epitomizes what isn't working. Yes, the clothes are high end and expensive but I saw few if any pieces that made my heart jump, skip, or hop. There was no Marni mouth dropping moment. There is no love at first sight shoe from Louboutin. There isn't even that odd mix of inspiration and infatuation from Tomas Maier. I found the men's collection to be a bit better with an Etro shirt in a colorful of the moment plaid but overall the store lacked strong pieces or even amazingly feminine staples. Even more telling is the odd, mismatched feel of the store. The aesthetic is worn and dated. Feng Shui anyone? anyone? Speaking of odd the door was locked when I pulled on the handle, in the middle of the day. Suddenly, I felt oh so safe ;-) Again, I want to see more stores, a well curated cocktail of boutiques ranging from hip vintage boutiques brimming with treasures to high end international names, and local up and comers.

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