This boutique is wonderful! It's not super cluttered which makes it great for if you like to shop…read morewith a friend or two. It's affordable but it's not cheap. I think the items are well priced for the quality. I judge the quality (fabric composition, stitching, outer and inner construction) to be somewhere around an Akira or a Zara. The vibe in the shop gives me Regine Hunter meets the whole cast of Insecure with just a dash of some hot girl sh!t. I've only been here once and I'm looking forward to coming through on a Saturday. The owner let me and my friend know that it's a champagne shopping experience on Saturdays and I'm here for it!

I can't believe I just finally went to this hidden gem. Located in a gorgeous building right on…read morethe Main Street in Collinsville. This shop has all you can think of and more. You'll find beautiful jewelry, handmaid soaps and candles and a lot of thrifted goodies. Everything was reasonably priced and high quality. I had the best service. I came for a gift for a friend and the woman working helped me wrap my item up, let me pick a cute gift tag and write my message. That little touch meant everything. So happy to have this store near me.

This is a cute little shop. Local artist work displayed. Cool vintage clothes and jewelry. We came…read morein for an after hours painting party. Cool venue, nice teacher/artist, and good music. We had a good time. Would recommend a visit here for shopping and painting.

Cute little store on the strip of the city foundry. St. Louis apparel retailer. Variety of items…read morefrom shirts, hats, shorts, stuffed animals. Prices vary to fit your budget. Open space . Staff was occupied with paperwork so service or greeting was a bother I guess. Due to no interaction no purchase was made . Maybe next time ....

The Lou is a clothing store in the City Foundry. It's clothing and products are locally owned,…read moreoperated, designed and made in St. Louis. Trav the Toasted Rav is their mascot. So cute. I did a little damage for Christmas here this year. The clothing is high quality, reasonable priced and and true to sizes. The shirts I bought were so soft. I love an opportunity to rep our wonderful city!

Happy belated 10-year-anniversary, Klutch! I recently got an email with deets of the celebration…read more(mainly a chance to shop and get $s off) and was disappointed that I could not partake in the festivities since I do not live in town. I appreciate that this boutique offers items that are accessible for a range of ages (not just tweens to twenty somethings) and the items are a bit more discerning. Over the summer I ventured in here to purchase a white denim, button front skirt from BB Dakota. I managed to transition this piece into early fall, given the warmer weather. The skirt that I purchased was not on sale, although I did find a top on sale--I was on the hunt for a shorter, but not cropped, shirt, that would work with pairs of higher-waisted bottoms. The items here are on trend without reading as fashion-victim, making it easy to infuse a wardrobe of basics with new life.

Cute boutique. Prices range from moderately fair to pricey…read more Comfortly shiek decor. The husband didn't mind playing with his phone in the hip couch by the dressing room. The staff was friendly, helpful and not pushy or overbearing. I'll stop in again!

With the economy being what it is, I am always happy to support local businesses whenever the…read moreopportunity presents itself. Lucky for me, The Little Black Dress Boutique in Clayton makes this a no-brainer, especially when weighed against a dress from Macy's or Nordstrom, where you run the risk of seeing yourself coming and going-- always a recipe for disaster/disappointment when dressing for a major event. The boutique is run by a mother-daughter team and boasts a well-edited selection of going out dresses as well as day dresses, at a variety of sizes and price points. I love that this store carries Shoshanna dresses. In fact, three of the (confessedly many) dresses that I have bought from here are Shoshanna. I have always received compliments on my purchases from here. In addition to dresses, the accessories selection is unique and includes Kenneth Jay Lane (mainly clutches, rings) as well as some lesser-known labels. Be sure to check out Wish next door for shoes to complete any special-occasion look. Update (03/08/11): I just found out that this location in Ladue closed. Disappointed!!

This little boutique is adorable. The service was exceptional and so helpful. I needed an outfit…read moreand found exactly what I needed and it looked super cute and even better, it didn't break the bank!! Highly recommend checking this place out!

My daughter noticed Circa while driving past. I'd been downtown a few times for dinner but never…read moreshopped. The place has the cutest and most unique clothing, accessories and decorative items. The quirky (and somewhat inappropriate to some) novelty kitchen towels and potholders were the cutest. My daughter saw a lot of things in her style and coloring. Prices were a little too much for our blood. The cashier was helpful without being pushy which I appreciate. I didn't see much in my size (more mature sizing) but the clothing selection wasn't too young, nor matronly.

This storefront is always a nice quick stop to see the cute little fixings. There is a little…read moresomething for everyone in this store and it will have you cracking a smile or laugh at the "sayings" on the merchandise. It can be a little pricey on somethings like $10 for a Keychain or $12 for one pair of socks, but I guess if you want a staple piece it is worth the money. The staff is always friendly, polite, and eager to assist you. The body sprays, candles, and mist are always nice to smell and the aromas are nicely scented. Anytime I come to the city foundry I always stop in here to see what they have. As always until next time...

Owner is performative and its filled with cheaply made "ally" merch for bisexual white women…read more They've treated a LOT of their black employees terribly and give nothing back to the community that they profit from.

I stopped at Black Rabbit Vintage yesterday. Hadn't heard of it until someone recommended it. It's…read morebeen open a year or so. It's not a large shop, but it's very well-curated and staged nicely. I bought a 1960s dress and a cat pin. The owner bought a few vintage items I brought with me. She even helped me carry stuff back to my car. Now that's service! Plenty of street parking! It's in a quiet area, but quite close to Jefferson!