My daughter purchased a pair of shoes especially to wear on her birthday.. on her feet for less…read morethan 20 min walked outside her building and the shoe completely ripped apart! She's lucky she didn't break her ankle. Called the store and was told could to try have them fixed. The shoe was defective or maybe so old it just disintegrated. This were 70.00 and bought many things in vintage stores. Never again!!

I love this place! I had been wanting to go for the longest time and I finally had the chance. I…read morebooked a private appointment and the sales person was so sweet. I felt like I was in a candy store! The store is so fun and colorful and there is truly something for everyone. The pop up next door also has amazing white and cream colored clothing to chose from. Amazing finds! Definitely coming back.

Babalu Miami's Garage Sale (I mean it literally, as they are located in the fanciest (and the…read morepriciest $$$$) parking garage of all times) had its first summer sale in late June, you could get first pick of an eclectic mix of must-have items from the likes of Missoni and Kenneth Jay Lane at 20 to 70 percent off. That was cool already. One of Miami Beach's favorite retail destinations for luxury brands, Babalu Miami is located in the heart of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed retail, dining and parking structure at 1111 Lincoln Road.With products ranging from top fragrances, jewelry and accessories to beach gear and home décor, it's a one-stop shop for a chic lifestyle. Babalu Miami is one of the only stores in Miami where you can purchase Fornasetti decorative objects, Ortigia Italy candles and AussieBum swimwear. This happened to be one of my favorite boutiques that lines its shelves with everything from swim trunks to watches, home accessories to skincare, books and more. Designers Greg Melvin and Paolo Ambu opened Babalu Miami in 2010 and feature a coveted selection of luxury and must-have items. Sample fragrances from sought-after brands like C.O. Bigelow, Santa Maria Novella and Alvarez Gomez. Sunglasses from Mosley Tribes, Paul Smith, Ray-Ban, RetroSuperFuture and more are summer's ultimate accessories. Pile on jewelry from Kenneth Jay Lane, Noir, Miriam Salat and Dinosaur Designs; and stock up on skincare products from Malin+Goetz. One-stop shopping while waiting for your elevator has never looked so good!

Nice to see have an original concept store back on Lincoln Road. A must as entry point to South…read moreBeach. Get your gear and goods go explore south beach from a Babalu perspective.

High quality gold filled compared to others on the market. Been purchasing here for years and it is…read moreunmatched.

I am from Vegas, but I order wholesale beads from The Bead Bazaar to make handmade jewelry. Once I…read moreplace the order, it usually takes no more than three business days for me to receive them. (Even during the pandemic!) The quality of the beads and the price are definitely worth it. (Especially when comparing a small business to big companies, like Michael's, Hobby Lobby, and Joann.) If there are any problems, questions, and/or concerns that I have regarding me order or their website, I send over an email or message them on their social media. (They also have their business number on their website and on their social media that can be called, but I don't usually call due to the time difference. On their website, they even have a contact message section that you can message them through.) Responses take less than a day to get back.

I have been coming here for more than 10 years.There service was super rude. I went inside and they…read morekicked me out immediately. Terrible costumer service. I went inside calm looking to find some stuff for my upcoming prom. But they couldn't help me.

A wholesale store that sells fashion stuff,. Such as hats, jewelry, clothes etc. Open to the…read moregeneral public as well as wholesale.

Quirky little establishment in the heart of Wynwood…read more A collective of different offerings from a wide variety of local artists. From art prints, jewelry, soaps, t shirts etc. All with the eccentric flair that Wynwood is known for. "Mass Production" is a curse word here. Purchases from here are certainly unique and one of a kind. Come in and get a gift for someone that is as special as they are. Or treat yourself. In my opinion, supporting local artists is a responsibility of us all.

There were many things in this shop. We accidentally knocked a plastic container with an empty can…read moreof Spray Paint. A container sitting on a side table in the middle of the room not against a wall. work of Art??? The plastic container was broken but there wasn't any damage to the spray can. We were charged $176.00 for the can. We felt that this wasn't justified since the "art" was undamaged and if someone was really interested in it could still buy it. We will not be returning here. Here is a classic study of 2 people--a customer and a shopkeeper--and their integrity. One who demonstrated great integrity and one who showed none.

Okay, I now realize that there's just no way, no how I can get from the front door to ANY point A…read moreto ANY point B in Charming Charlie without snagging somthing...and tossing it in my little basket. Juuust ain't gonna happen. I so enjoy going in there, almost like playing a childhood game, CandyLand was it? Flitting around going from showcase to table all coordinated by color. All manner of red accessories, watches, rings, necklaces, handbags, bracelets, scarves , nail polishesd, cell phone cases, here...then across the isle you find the "peach" collection, and then the blues, and not ONE blue table but a table of Navy blue accessories... near the table of aqua .. across from the baby blues, near turquoises, near. solid black, solid silver, solid golds.....well, you've got the picture..and the prices!! Okay, we're not talkin' fine jewels here, not even semi- precious, yet the look of it is far beyond the look of plastic bagged straight from China bling....though it might well be, Point being it doesn't look "cheepo" it looks fun, fresh, trendy, creative, sparkly,..and a great place for gifts for lady friends... ...and very pretty clothing also many silky looking blouses, lots of very feminine styles, pretty a nice selection of hair jewelry too. in your standard sm., med. Lg. Dont look for out-size here..even the bracelets alll come in "medium"..not good if your wrists are larger or smaller than average. Rings, however come sized 5-9. I can't imagine not being able to find the perfect accessory here for any garment you own..all priced verrry reasonably! The personnel are also always friendly welcoming and helpful. Think I'll go play CandyLand tomorrow!

Very cute store. Neatly organized by color which is great for someone like me that hates looking…read morethrough tons of stuff in search of what I need. They carry all types of accessories. Costume jewelry, hats, scarves, handbags, headbands, sunglasses and even a few articles of clothing. Pricing, for the most part, is average. I personally found the price point on the clothing a bit high for the quality. They even have a section for little girls. So cute. Most staff members were friendly, with just one exception.

Stumbled across this store while walking around miracle mile and it was just what I needed! I was…read morelooking to buy an incense burner and some cones as a gift for my friend and the selection here was so extensive and so lovely. The owner was very helpful in showing me around and wrapping up the items well. I will definitely be back!

There's a lot of things to love about this place. You walk by and see all the wonderful beautiful…read morethings hanging from the window that you have to stop dead in your tracks and make a U-turn and head in just like I did. I visited here around 1 PM on a Monday in November. There was one person finishing up a big shop and chatting with the employee as we walked around and looked and interacted with all the little trinkets. It's so hard to even describe the store because there's any and everything here. In the back right, there were clothing. In the front right of the store, there were magnets and other things for your desk. In the front left of the store and along majority of the left wall, there was everything from essential oil of candles to incense. In the middle of the store, it was a mosh pit of everything else you can think of that is inspired by south and Southeast Asian culture. I go to the swap meet, flee market, and cultural stores a lot and this place was a bit cheaper than what I seen in other places. The only downside to this place is that it is overstimulating. I love colors but even this was a bit much for me. I was visually overstimulated. The smells were a bit overwhelming. I was just not prepared for that.

Can only buy charms for bracelet on ship.. Charm links a cheap quality; which caused a charm to…read morefall off. Luckily I found the charm, but now I can't replace it or get it runless I go on a cruise

I went in for a sale event, and definitely would have bought something except the store worker was…read morefollowing me around staring at me not even a foot away. The woman with the kid who was touching every ring? Nope. So I left without buying anything. This is Hipfish on the Carnival Venezia.

I finally bought a lingerie here! I was completely blown away by the massive collection…read more This store is very nice. They have beautiful lingerie to choose from. All the items are sorted and you can always find many different kinds of things, in different colors and different sizes. Prices were reasonable, good deals for some, some overpriced, but most prices are normally expected from this kind of boutique. The staff is friendly and helpful if you have questions.

From the owner: Our exclusive designs feature a luxurious lycra fabric and create a unique and glamorous look. Find…read morenew collections and modern designs that will turn heads with their high-quality craftsmanship to make you feel Divine.

This is a women clothing store. Men, beware…read more I was kind of surprised about this place. Kara New York? Where's the New York location, I wondered, or is it one of those Miami places that love to piggyback on a famous city name like New York? Most likely the latter. Either way, I was surprised even more - it's a nice place (I didn't smell anything fishy when I walked in here) that looks clean, very organized, and is pretty inexpensive. They're nice knock-off clothings - but none of that bling-bling which you can find pretty much anywhere else in Miami. I'm not going to say that the quality is the best - because they probably are not. I'm not going to say that they're trendy - since it's all subjective, and I truly believe it's a person that makes a piece of clothing trendy or not. Find the diamond in the rough - and doing it here is pretty much an easy shot without hurting your pocket! Especially when comparing with other knock-off clothing shops located in warehouses around Miami that's haphazardly disorganized. This is a nice (and good) change. Now, if they could only have something for the men of the world.... Maybe a Kore Dubai next door? :D

OK, I'm busted. I am a cheap clothes addict. There's something about the challenge of finding a…read moregem amongst all the polyester and glittery tank tops that really excites me. This is a great place to find simple jersey dresses, cute tops for going out, and did I mention the jeans? Most of the jeans inventory consists of Vigoss. They have the look of the designer brands but are no more than $30. And then there's the clearance. Be still, my heart. I have received compliments on everything I've bought here. "Wow, that's so cute! Where did you get that?" My answer is usually "Oh, a little boutique in Miami." Hey, it's not a lie.