I have to say I have been a customer of Oran for over 10 years. His selection of clothing is…read moreamazing. Prices are fair. The customer service is great.

I popped in here randomly because I saw some amazing threads from the window. Upon coming in, I was…read moregreeted by the sales person working. He was very polite and attentive. He explained the store and the sale that was happening. I'm obsessed with blazers and I felt they had an amazing array of Italian blazers. They were having a decent sale so I snagged two. They have a great selection for anyone looking for stylish blazers. Some blazers were expensive however the sale I caught was decent. I prefer to shop in boutique when affordable. This one didn't disappoint so I'll be back.

Noellery saves the day, yet again. I was going on a date. Had an outfit, but needed the bling…read more Headed to Noellery and seriously got so much more than I needed. There are so many, GOOD selections. You have super cute and dainty pieces as well as more risqué ones. My favorite thing about Noellery is the quality of their sterling silver jewelry. I am horribly allergic to nickel, copper, or other "cheap metals." But I picked up these super cute minimalist sterling hoops, and have had absolutely NO reaction yet. I've been wearing them for almost a month.

I love this jewelry shop, very affordable. However, I wish they would update their store hours. I…read moretried to get an emergency gift and saw that it was open until 9 PM but clearly they are closed and it is 7:45 PM. If they are not open until nine, please update your store hours so that people like me won't be disappointed

This past summer I unintentionally overheard part of a conversation at the J. Crew Factory store in…read moreWestbury between 2 women. One of them mentioned that she owned this boutique. I was intrigued because I'm always looking for unique clothes and accessories that not everyone else has. Plus, the name is catchy (I used to work in the fashion industry and I'm a professional Marketer who notices these types of things). I finally made it there about a week and a half ago... I'll DEFINITELY be back soon! The boutique is small and cute while remaining unpretentious. They had tons of trendy yet affordable clothes and accessories. They also had their end-of-summer sale. I wound up purchasing the cutest yet versatile lobster tote for only $6! Some fall stuff had already been displayed, but at a very reasonable price point. What made my experience truly wonderful was the store manager- a lovely woman named Nancy who assisted me. She was friendly, helpful, and not pushy (a huge plus for me). We had a nice long conversation about all kinds of things and her husband, Leo, was onsite and took part in the conversation as well. It's impromptu moments like this that I truly appreciate and you don't find every day. I'll visit again soon as I'm only about 15/20 minutes away. I hope to meet the owner so that I can tell her about my experience and met her know what she has an MVP staffer! PS - I was told that after 5pm (I forgot which day) they offer bubbly during your shopping experience- a nice touch!

Jewel Diva is my favorite place in the entire 3-floor market. It offers true vintage pieces at…read morereasonable prices, and the lady is very knowledgeable about each piece. I got my first pair of vintage Christian Dior ear clips here, they are really flattering on and are in great condition. I highly recommend this place to anyone who has an interest in vintage jewelry, and I will visit there again.

Really cool stuff, lots of unique pieces and the ladies that work there are fabulous!!read more

This is the Flushing location of Cooper Jewelry, located inside Queens Crossing. The flagship store…read moreis Warren, NJ. Cooper Jewelers is owned by a husband & wife team, Jack and Elayne. The Flushing store is mostly run by Jack. Most of the jewelry in this store are watches.. Mostly high-end brands, from Tudor (Little brother of Rolex), IWC, Audemars Piguet, Chopard, Tag Heuer, Ebel, Michele, Baume & Mercier, Ulysse Nardin. etc. If you like Rolex or Movado, they don't have them at this location; though they should have some at the NJ store. They have a cabinet with a few leather wallets and card cases from Alfred Dunhill that look pretty nice. Fairly priced too. They also have 2 display cases with wedding and engagement rings. If you need a battery change for your watch, or cleaning, they do that too, for a charge of course. After a robbery a few years ago, they have this new policy to keep the front doors locked during store hours and a salesperson will only open up if a customer wants to come in. That being said, once you enter, don't expect stellar customer service. Actually, the first 5 minutes in the store, don't expect anything more than a, "Hello, Welcome to Cooper Jewelers." The sales associate(s) will let you browse..and then after a few minutes, ask you if you need any help and if you'd like to try on some watches or rings. If you say, "No, I'm just browsing", they probably won't talk to you for the duration of your stay.. loll From what I've seen, most of the clientele are extremely wealthy Asians in their 30s and older. Money is no issue to them, and when they come in to the store, they pretty much know exactly what they're getting; They tend to always ask for the same brands: Rolex, Movado, Cartier, & Chopard. After hearing those brands, you know that they don't really care about the unique features of the watch, they only care about diamond bling and 18k gold bracelets, and stuff. -_-

I ordered the copper necklace and bracelet, it was stated in your advertisement that it was…read moreguaranteed not to turn color. I attempted to call 718-358-8888 with no results. I only wore the bracelet for one week and it has turned an awful color. I'm having issues with trying to get a hold of somebody to get my money back. Please reach out to me with a solution..

See Nicole's for reviews of the restaurant (downstairs)…read more The women's clothing (upstairs, men's is downstairs) is expensive, but it's original and the designer is not a mass producer, so you won't see what you're wearing on a million random girls on the street (you'll be lucky to see 1, especially if you're not in London or NYC). The aesthetic emphasis seems to be on flowy natural fibers and muted colors which wear well over time, tailored to look modern and fresh. The clothing is understated, full of subtle detail, and well-made. Definitely not a place for fashion victims.

This little small shop is located in the Bronx. It's very small but it really does contain sooo…read moremany accessories and outfits. I was looking for an outfit for a mehndi ceremony and had no idea what I was looking for. Luckily Barbara, the owner, was patient and very helpful. She showed me all the outfits she had and helped me pick out the perfect fit. They have so many different outfits with so many colors straight from india. They're also very affordable. Huge thank you to Barbara for helping me pick out an outfit and teaching me about the different outfits and fitting :)

I was searching for an Indian clothing store because I needed an outfit for a Mehndi party. I was…read morethrilled to see that there was one close to where I live! I did not want to trek all the way to Jackson Heights. The couple that runs the store are so lovely! Barbara patiently showed me all the options that she had available. She demonstrated the saris and taught me different ways to wrap them. I ended up getting a Salwar suit and Barbara picked out the prettiest accessories to go with my outfit. The clothing is very reasonable priced with different ranges, as well as the accessories. Besides clothes, they sell Indian spices and goods. I ended up purchasing some turmeric to make some face masks.

I love shopping on Knickerbocker Avenue in this very Puerto Rican neighborhood of Bushwick. They…read moredon't have a HUGE variety at this location, but I have managed to find some cute fashion pieces. I bought a pair of lavender moleton pants and I love them! They look great and were very cheap. No more than $10. I can't remember the exact cost. Usually online you'll pay more for brazilian moleton pants. Even when I have shopped in Puerto Rico the pants were no less than $20. I like this store, but its not my favorite Pretty Girl location. Check it out if you're in the area!