Love Talbots and all of its wonderful ladies. Betsy and Mimi are wonderful associates who will help…read moreyou find exactly what you need (and in many colors). They have a great selection and are a nice private store not located in a mall which cuts down on the random shoppers. The associates are happy to help you find anything you want and if its not in the store to find it somewhere else. They also have their own parking lot which they keep plowed in the winter. Overall a great place to shop!

Had a great experience with the staff here! They stock quality vintage second hand items including…read morehigh end brands like Selkie and Prada. They really lean into slow fashion by selling these items that still have life for a second home. I picked up a part of cherry red doc martens in nice condition for a fair price and the worker was very patient and kind with my questions and helping me make a decision. I can definitely see this being a good spot to go to for anyone looking for an outfit for special or nice occasions. They also offer styling session and when I went I got to see the worker help style a customer. They are very thoughtful in their styling and curate a selection of items that complimented the customer nicely.

Bumbershute is now my go-to place to find amazing fashion! After staying at home to raise my…read morechildren, I'm back at work and needed to find work clothes that weren't 15-20 years old. Bumbershute has saved me and I'm looking forward to my next shopping spree! All of the staff have been incredibly helpful and have boosted my fashion sense to what is current. I love that the clothing changes with the season and there are many different styles for different body shapes. It is possible to find stylist jeans, even for us middle aged gals! Kathryn is a godsend. Thanks, Bumbershute!

If you have a lot of money to burn, Bumbershute would be a stylish place to light that fire…read more I saw a few things that I liked in the accessories area, but I found the selection limited (like Lisa J. also commented). I felt as if most of the clothing probably looked better on the runway than it would on a live person, which can be a problem with designer clothing in general. Bumbershute sells extremely high-end fashion, for extremely high-end prices. It's really not my thing, if only because I'd have to sell my soul to buy anything there (I estimate my soul costs around $500). If you are in the market for Prada sunglasses though, you can find them here at 50th and France.

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.

Jan's of Wayzata has an outstanding selection of jewelry and handbags. The owner and employees…read moreoffer personalized service and really know their customers. However, good quality clothes/accessories is not cheap, but you definitely get what you paid for. My friends and I love to go to Jan's of Wayzata for cute and unique cocktail dresses for all occasions!

I love Jan's of Wayzata!! They have things I don't see in any other store and I love that because…read moreI hate being a cookie cutter. They have mostly things from Europe......alot of really good quality cashmere sweaters and pants and skirts in nice fabrics. i would recommend for anyone to check them out!

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...

Visited their new space in the Vandalia tower and I think it really helped with their inventory as…read morethere is significantly more area to display and place all their goods. Hoping they might be able to reintroduce that moody vibe from their first shop, but I think that will come with time as they settle in. I do kinda wish it was on the first floor because I'm worried being on the second floor means they may not get as much walk through traffic and would love to see them thrive here. They *still* do not use price tags so you either have to ask or check their website for prices unfortunately. On the plus side parking is much easier in their new space and still free.

I just want to chime in and say this is one of my favorite stores I've ever been to for higher end,…read moreinvestment type men's clothing. Customer service has been outstanding, even when busy. Thank you for providing a much needed service to the Twin Cities

if you are young, hot, hip and wanting an outfit that stands out from your friends you should check…read morethis place out. I have purchased several items from here for my daughter and she always gets compliments on them. Yes they may be a little more expensive than the department store but you are getting something different than off the rack at Nordstroms or Macy's. The idea is to stand out from the crowd. The first time we visited we did have the pleasure of meeting the big black lab and that won me over because I have a black lab also so of course I got along with the staff as we are fellow dog lovers and appreciate cute clothes.... The have quick turn around on the clothes so if you see something you like---you better not wait to get it...

I wasn't that into this place. The salesgirl did do an "assessment" of what jeans I should be…read morewearing. I put them on and felt horrible. They fit all wrong and weren't flattering....all for the bargain price of $230! I was mostly put off when she kept raving how great I looked, and I kept wanting to ask are we looking in the same mirror? Somebody was trying to make a sale, and I felt it. In general, I thought everything was over priced and trying too hard to be trendy. Nothing really reasonably priced to pick up for fun, though I didn't feel that I found much that really fit my body or my style. I did pick up a super cute dress by a local designer for $50 at Drama next door though!