Fashion Avenue

My wife and I have shopped at Fashion Avenue in Edina for several years. They have a great selection and the pricing is fair. it's upscale quality merchandise and the people running the place are always nice to deal with.

I stopped in last week and all of the sales people were not wearing masks. I walked right out. We are in the middle of a pandemic and I won't patronize a business that doesn't think about the safety of its customers.

I found the sales staff to be friendly and informative. The selection is huge. I bought a lovely small coach bag that I am very pleased with. I'm looking forward to going back with my granddaughter.

This is a wonderful fun store to regularly stop in to.I have found great pieces and the staff will call you when your favorite designer clothes come in.If you don't find something , just try another time!

This is one of my favorite stores in the world. The selection is great - you will find pieces from casual to formal and everything in between, and it's constantly changing so you can stop by once a month and always find something new. The prices are great, and frankly, those who comment that second hand clothes should be dirt cheap don't understand the resale value of higher end designers - this is not a Salvation Army, people! The staff is really nice - there is no pressure to buy but if you want help they will give it to you. This is also the only place that carries a good consignment shoe selection - the shoes are either new or in good enough shape so you don't feel grossed out.

I discovered this amazing store almost 15 years ago when we moved here from the east coast. Gretchen and Lee have worked extremely hard to provide excellent quality gently used truly beautiful clothing shoes accessories for men and women. I have sold many wonderful vintage and couture pieces to them over the years and made a nice income . My closet is now filled with many many treasures I love from the years of thorough slow patient shopping in this magnificent rare shop .

I went there twice to check out their selection of higher end products like Chanel or LV. They don't have a lot but for MN store it's decent so no complaints there. They do carry a wide variety of brands. The more high end brand is more geared toward an older age group. There's an average selection of Jimmy or Manolo's range shoes. However I was never greeted both the times here. It's the attitude that I can't afford anything there. How and when will people like this ever learn to not judge people based on their looks??!! There was a brand new Kate Spade purse that I liked but decided to give the retail store a try instead.

Fashion Avenue is sort of like the "misunderstood loner with a heart of gold" movie plots. Located in Edina? Must be expensive and snooty, right? Yeah! Except...well, no, they are still sort of expensive, and some of the customers can be very snobby...BUT! There ARE hidden gems in Fashion Avenue. Awesomely priced hidden gems with designer/mid-range designer tags. The trick is timing. Yes, they put stuff out all the time, BUT, the special seasonal sales are when things get REALLY interesting. How interesting? I've bought two Prada skirts from them for under $500. One Prada skirt is usually at least three times that, which is ridiculous, but that's a whole different issue...I've also bought a Diane Von Furstenberg super cute top there for $70. They are also my go-to for mid-range designer jeans. I'm a sucker for nice jeans...J Brand, Paige, Nudie...those jeans generally go from around $175 - $300 new. I just got a pair of J Brand jeans from Fashion Avenue for $50. They look like they've been worn *maybe* once. I also found a pair of Tom wedge sandals, new at Nordstroms cost $80...Fashion Ave? $24. They look like they've never been worn, ever. Like I said, there ARE hidden gems at Fashion Avenue. You just have to do some digging and also go when the sales are just starting.

Fashion Avenue is OK, but not very thrifty. Granted, it's designer clothing... it originally cost an arm and a leg, and now it just costs an arm. An arm is still a lot for a cheapskate like me!The dresses and bags are worth checking out if you're in the neighborhood, but be prepared to pay 50th & France prices (i.e. limbs).

I have stopped in to Fashion Avenue and found so many wonderful things that I cannot live without, and have been helped by this store's cadre of friendly women (not easy to find in Edina).My daughter and I both have found exceptional active wear, cashmere sweaters, jeans, purses--thankfully, there's some rich lady out there who also wears a size 2 and likes everything I like until she has it for a few minutes and then she takes it to Fashion Avenue. I've even purchased Wacoal sample underpanties and bras here that were new with tags!One of my favorite places to shop. Thanks, Fashion Avenue!