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In Tinseltown, shopping is a tourist attraction in itself, and there's no shortage of places to hit the gold card up for some serious action. Need a quirky gift? Try Third Street, between Crescent Heights and La Cienega, where you'll find sparkly gourmet boutique Joan's and funky vintage goods at Zipper. The nostalgic country marts are perfect for a taste of laid-back L.A.: Brentwood Country Mart is an old red-roofed barn filled with stylish boutiques like Calypso and Apartment Number 9, while Malibu Country Mart is a family favorite where hot shops like James Perse and Planet Blue circle a sandy outdoor playground. Newly hip Melrose Place is a good spot for big-name designers; recent arrivals include Maison Malandrino, Catherine Malandrino's West Coast flagship, complete with a restaurant, floral studio, and fashion library. And of course, there's always Rodeo Drive for luxury labels such as Vuitton and Chanel.
This infamous shop—it's as well-known for its celebrity sightings as it is for its exclusive merchandise—is like a collection of different boutiques...more
What started out as a little zine is now a store that sells anime comics and toys for grown-ups; art and design books from Yoshitomo Nara, Takashi Murakami, and...more
Clothes worn on television and film shoots are available here. One day this place will have nothing of any earthly interest; the next, there will be a designer...more
The son of Maxfield owner Tommy Perse, James is famous for his high-style, supersoft t-shirts for men, women, and kids. The minimalist-chic shop also carries...more
This small, austere-looking boutique (on an excellent shopping block) has a great collection of innovative clothing for both sexes. Some of the designers...more
Located in Malibu's quaint Country Mart, Planet Blue is considered a must stop for well-to-do beach bunnies and just about all of young Hollywood. From...more
On the second Sunday of each month, this market, with more than 2,000 exhibitors, draws antique- and collectible-hunters from all over the state—there's...more










