Slow Down

This is a super duper cute boutique on magazine. To the left was this pop up which had lovely candles and art to look at but the main store itself had so many things worth browsing. There are cards for every occasion, vintage pieces, cute hair accessories, quirky candles and solid perfumes, and color block bags. The clothing is on the pricier end and the vintage clothing selection isn't expansive but there are so many fun things to go through when looking to purchase a small gift from so many small, independent sellers that it was a delight to stumble into. The employees did seem to have an off attitude when asking for a fitting room which was unappreciated but allegedly out of the ordinary according to my friend, but that won't stop me from giving them another try if having an occasion to shop.

The Snail Museum of Miniature Art is located here. Secretly, I was hoping for something larger, but it was perfect. This is a very cute store with interesting cards, clothing and accessories. I found a few things that I could not leave behind. I look forward to coming back for other things. The employees were all very friendly and helpful. There is so much to look at!

I would have stayed for so so much longer if I didn't have my 2 teenage boys with me. There's so much variety and something for every taste, from edgy 70s vintage that look like they're off of shows like BJ and the Bear to cute notepads, scarves, and the most adorable hair clips I've ever seen--and In quite the collector. The woman at the check out knew everything about her stock and I was relieved to know they have a website I can continue to order from. The items aren't cheap (my super cute and mammoth rain poncho was $80) but I feel they're priced to move for what you get. My vintage sweater was only $30 and Is a perfect balance of quintessential vintage but imminently wearable in our times.

This store is a well-curated gem. Wandered in here during our first time on Magazine Street and walked out with some books and awesome greeting cards by People I've Loved and David Shrigley (there is plenty of Shrigley in this store if you're also a fan). There's art, accessories, vintage items, and I was thrilled to see they also carry brands like Andie Swim and Saalt period undies. If you care about slow fashion and sustainability definitely check this place out. The staff rocks and they play good music.

Beautiful vintage shop with a plentiful collection of clothing and fashion accessories. The fitting rooms are surprisingly large and cozy. Sales attendants were a joy to talk about fashion with. I tried on a dozen clothing items and purchased several- a 1960s pleated ivory flight attendant suit, Pueblo patterned jacket, and a quilted Persian fairytale long skirt. Will be wearing these at my fashion design job.

Displayed and sold a racist t-shirt for sale (see photo, and if you don't know or understand the history of this, please look it up). Never buying anything from here again.