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Destination:

Los Angeles


Shopping

Between Rodeo Drive, Melrose Avenue and Robertson Boulevard, the Beverly Hills/West Hollywood area has enough high-end stores and designer boutiques to keep even the most die-hard shoppers happy. We had the driver drop us at the far end of the district, and shopped our way back to the hotel. These are some of the places we hit.

Saks Fifth Avenue

9635 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills
(310) 275-4211

Great service, wonderful personal shopper (Manijeh Fayyad). They opened the store for us early on Sunday, and we had such a great experience, we never made it to the rest of Rodeo Drive.

Neiman Marcus

9700 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills
(310) 550-5900

Great children's and ladies' shoes departments.

Maxfield

8825 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles
(310) 275-8800

Unique high-end designer fashion & jewelry.

Kitson

8590 Melrose Avenue, West Hollywood
(310) 855-9635

115 S. Robertson Blvd, Los Angeles
(310) 859-2625

Clothing and accessories for men, women & kids.

Ron Herman/Fred Segal

8100 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles
(313) 852-5000

Famous boutique for upscale, trendy fashion. This location has a café and juice bar.

Madison

8745 W. 3rd Street, Los Angeles
(310) 275-1930

8115 Melrose, Los Angeles
(323) 651-3662

Top designer clothes, shoes, jeans & handbags.

Alice & Olivia

134 S. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles
(310) 247-0120

Fresh, quirky fashions from Stacey Bendet. Beautiful detailing.

Sunset Plaza

8600-8700 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles

Trendy little boutiques, cute café.

Moss at SLS

465 South La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles
Open until midnight.

Gallery/boutique at the SLS Hotel. A unique “shop without walls,” where artwork creates a boundary-free flow between dining, lounging and shopping.