Eden Boutique

When I first discovered this boutique I was in awe. The front section gets you hooked - believe me. Jewelry, bags, sunglasses and a few clothing items are what greet you the second you walk in. Bright colors, sophisticated pieces, and some higher end items all around. In the back of the store is where they keep most of their clothing items. I've noticed they do a great job of keeping all kinds of price points so any budget is welcome to browse! Every single time I've been in, whoever is working is always so kind and patient. They're great about offering advice on how the items fit, what would work and what may not. They always seem genuinely interested in helping you find what you're looking for. They rotate everything regularly too, so you'll definitely find something new every time you're in!

I've always loved Paseo, but I think the addition of women's retail is just the thing this cool part of town needed. For a long time, Jonque Mode was housed inside Betsy King Shoes, and that's how I got to know the owner Eden and her wonderful clothes. Fast forward to today, and Eden had opened her own shop, just across the street from Betsy's. She has a much larger selection and she has things grouped in a great way so you can easily see which racks draw you in, and which ones aren't really your style. I am always pleasantly surprised by how affordable her clothes are. She really does such a nice job finding things that are a good mix of nice enough for what you're expecting, while still being affordable. I bought two tops here last week for $65, and they're not the most amazing fabrics, but they're very nice for the price point and they are high enough quality for what I need in my line of work. Especially since I have kids who think I'm a human napkin, it doesn't make sense for me to spend a ton of money on nice clothes now. If one of my $30 tops gets ruined, it's not the end of the world. When I was pregnant last year, I pretty much more the same little basic black dress, but I layered over these little kimonos over it to change it up. I got all of those here, and they were all about $30-$35 each. I loved them then, and I'm sure I'll be sporting them again this summer. If you're looking to freshen up your wardrobe for spring, why not at least start here and see what Eden has for you?

Cute store. Pretty designs and styles of the clothing selection. Many pieces seemed to have a fashion forward and European flare to them. Some of the color combinations were almost like ones I have seen in high end shops traveling abroad!. Selection again is great, lots to browse through. And the shop owner and staff are so bubbly. The downside is the items did not fit well (size XS). Had a friend with me at the time that also felt the same (size S-M). Seemed the cut of the clothes was a bit off which was such a bummer because I loved the prints on a few pieces! I got a cute headband though!

Jonque Mode has been my go-to boutique ever since I moved to OKC a year ago. Luckily, it's located in my neighborhood! I can't seem to ever leave without a purchase. The prices are affordable and the variety of clothing styles is fit for all ages in women. The customer service is above & beyond. They aren't pushy and will quickly assist you with whatever you need.