For reproductions like patinated candlesticks that are so convincing they seem straight from a French flea market, and French soaps (main sellers), this über-femme spot is a mandatory stop. Leer más.
More kiosk than store, and easy to overlook, G.G. is a peerless source for incredible imported chocolates, some in the shape of power chips. Leer más.
If we were ever to win big at the blackjack tables, we'd immediately cash in our chips and beeline to this accessories shop to blow it all on a Bottega Veneta bag or Sydney Evan necklace. Leer más.
Super-vampy bras and panties abound here—not only are they cut from the finest laces, but they're also generally available in fun colors, like neon yellow and hot pink. Leer más.
This gallery/store offers a ton of clever one-off gems, like floral pins made from prom-dress scraps and minuscule paintings rendered on old playing cards. Leer más.
You have to be ready to dig at this thrift store, but those who do will be rewarded. We turned up an affordable trove of ’70s-ish cotton shirtdresses and gowns festooned with oversize floral prints. Leer más.
A beloved resource for quality vintage clothing and costume jewelry from the 1970s and ’80s. Leer más.
This breezy spot abounds with discreetly stylish brands such as Isabel Marant, Alexander Wang, and Rachel Comey. Don't miss the well-curated selection of Philip Crangi jewelry and Golden Goose boots. Leer más.
This celeb haunt delivers much more than the jewelry that first earned it its following: It’s also a great resource for Jesse Kamm’s silhouette-skimming clothing and handbags by Bird. Leer más.
Clean-lined and sleek with a decidedly ’60s feel, this location is packed with designers like Boy Band of Outsiders, Alexander Wang, and Elizabeth and James. Leer más.
Since this appointment-only endeavor operates overhead-free (the store is in designer Justin Kern’s home), prices are far more reasonable than you’ll find elsewhere in town. Leer más.
Racks in this sizable boutique are packed with Sretsis carousel-horse-print dresses and Humanoid cashmere cardigans. It’s hard to leave empty-handed. Leer más.
This hidden find is loaded with ingenious pieces from little-known labels, like bow-topped silk baby-doll Meghan dresses and gold pendant Lisa Levine necklaces. Leer más.
Hugely popular, thanks to an excellent mix of merchandise that includes Iro, Coven, and Tila March. Leer más.
New shipments arrive weekly, if not more often, and a portion of the proceeds benefits a high school in the Valley. Leer más.
Owner Nilou Ghodsi’s dedication to customer service has garnered her a stalwart clientele. She sends thank-you notes after every purchase and won’t let you buy something if it doesn’t fit just right. Leer más.
The largest part of this cavernous showroom hosts the mix of clothing for which American Rag became famous more than two decades ago—plum vintage alongside established labels like Helmut Lang. Leer más.
This home-goods-store-cum-gallery is the spot in the U.S. for up-and-coming industrial designers to launch their products.
This massive warehouse should be considered a treasurehunt rather than a curated experience. Don’t miss their outdoor $1 sale on Sundays, especially if you like digging through heaps of vintage!
Staged on the second Sunday of every month in Pasadena, L.A.’s biggest flea marketing features tons of wholesalers and small boutiques every type of vintage imaginable.
This subterranean space specializes primarily in vintage jewelry: the expansive selection is well sorted and well priced, which means you can snap up a great turquoise ring for $40.
Helmed by stylist Malin Landaeus, the color-coded racks are loaded with pristine picks from the '50s through the '80s.
Tucked away down an alley, Homage feels like a set from a '50s football movie, replete with old-fashioned pennants, Wiffle Balls and a house line of nostalgia-inducing T-shirts for various colleges.
This home goods spot looks like an English countryside antiques shop that’s had a run-in with a Native American trading post. Highlights include footstools upholstered in iconic Hudson Bay prints.
Slightly retro, preppy standards by labels like A.P.C. set the tone here—while checkboard floors and midcentury-modern fixtures contribute to its schoolhouse vibe.
Unlike its New York counterpart, this canary yellow inn's fixtures are all for sale, including Patrick Townsend chandeliers and fractal-patterned votive holders, as well as gowns by Ottilie Brodmann.
This shop is devoted to all things related to handwriting—with Moleskine notebooks, calligraphy pens and a house line of stationery that features local landmarks ideal for souvenirs and gifts.
Sister store of Gretchen House, this resale-focused shop has an especially wide selection of premium denim brands.
Refreshingly colorful garb: Look for cheerful printed dresses from Mara Hoffman, hot pink tunics from Ashley Rowe and sweater dresses from Rodebjer.
