What is your Favorite Store??

#31
Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus, sometimes Lucky (but see below, lol). Shoes, Nordstrom for great goods and service.

Where I live, we have a cool store called Buckle that has trendy brands, good prices, and a great staff that knows how to fit jeans.

I drive to FL a lot, so I always stop both ways at the St. Augustine Outlets (used to be called Prime Outlets) for Gucci, Saks OFF 5th (there's one of these where I live, but it's nowhere as good), Michael Kors, and Lucky Brand. I'm in and out in an hour or two and have a lot of fun/do a lot of damage :biggrin:.
 
#32
Forever 21
Urban Outfitters
Coach outlets
Kohl's

I also like a few department stores like JCPenney's, Macy's, and Dillard's. I recently took an interest in shopping, so I'm learning to broaden my horizons and find more stores I like.
 
#33
1. Woodbury Commons Premium Outlets: (I've gotten $535 Roberto Cavalli (not Just Cavalli) jeans for $60, and a $600 Gucci top for $30!)

2. Consignment shops, a NYC one that I frequent is A Second Chance Designer Resale

3. Thrift Stores!

4. Flea Markets! You would not believe what is hiding at flea markets, and for so much less than even the thrift stores.
 
#43
I'm from Canada and we have a store called "Winners" which i think is similar to TJ Maxx. Anyways, it's amazing! they have so many designer names marked down 50% or more! I got a badgley mischka bag for $220 that was orginally $545! They also have really nice and cheap tops and dresses, i got a black lace cardigan for $5:graucho: I always tell my friends how awesome winners is and they never believe me:P
 
#44
Oh there's also this thrift store we have called "value village." I honestly have so much fun whenever i go, you'd actually be suprised by how much great stuff you can find at a thrift store. They have so many cute little vintage clutches and cross body bags and once i got an H&M cardigan for like 3 bucks, BUT i have to warn you that you need lots of patience because you have to really dig deep through the racks to get the really amazing finds
 
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