Market

Cute clothes and the shopping experience was also fun here at Market. The clothes were always trendy and fresh and not ridiculously overpriced like some of the other boutiques in the Buckhead area. I always enjoyed the staff and felt feeling excited about my purchases rather than guilty!

I actually stumbled upon this place one day on my way to Corporate Square. Boy, am I glad I did! It is a boutique, but the clothes are very fashionable and reasonably priced. The sales person is extremely helpful and personable. I bought a skirt here for $ 20.
Today they had an event called Wine & Fashion, where people were available to help you accessorize and build upon items you already have in your wardrobe. How awesome is that?! I also got a business card from Evonya Easley from Love E Fashion (a business committed to styling anyone for photo shoots, tv/​film, speaking engagements etc.) Evonya Easley will come to your home show you how to wear some o the clothes in your closet! (Check out the website at
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All in all, if you haven’t been to this place, you are missing out! I highly recommend that you come to add some funky items into your Spring wardrobe :)

I’m not big on boutique shopping mainly because I can get the same outfit, cheaper somewhere else-​literally-​this has happened. I have found the prices to be very reasonable and affordable! The owner is very friendly and her dog is a cute little mascot of the store! The layout is wonderful. There’s no need to dig, everything is organized. The sale section is good as well, offering some gems at every hanger!

I feel like in the past I have had some commitment issues with Market. I would stop by their set up with the Warehouse sales, look forever, but not commit to buying anything. I signed up on the email listserve, which by the way they run FAB sales on the weekends. I stopped by the store before tanning across the street. I just NEVER committed.
All that changed last night. Getting a little bit of spring fever, I had a craving for some new clothes. The owner was there, and probably became the most helpful sales person ever. I told her off the bat I was looking for clothes that were functional-​I need pieces to wear to work and on the weekends. I wanted bang for my buck, and it was delivered.
I came out of the store with an $ 75 orange/​peachish colored dress that reminds me a little bit of the Jetsons (in a good way), and a $ 45 purple button up short sleeve top with a purple belt. With a 15% off coupon, I had both for a little over a hundred.
I saw much more that I wanted, but darn this recession for making us all a little more frugal. The prices were great, the clothes were of a good variety-​structured or fun or flirty. The owner showed me several things like tunic tops and flowy dresses before I said I stick with more structured clothing because I have zero figure to pull off anything else. She quickly honed in and I ended up with my purple top that I have on today at work.

This is one of my favorite places to shop in Atlanta. The owner is a real sweetheart, and her cute, floppy-​eared dog is always padding around the shop. They carry the usual suspects for trendy clothing, stuff like Joe’s Jeans and Chip & Pepper. I love the t-​shirts and accessories. My guy couldn’t find anything that interested him. This is definitely a place for chicks.
Parking is always easy and free.

Market is in a little strip mall along with Roasters, A Lenox Nail, and others. This little boutique carries some good brands: Joe’s Jeans (my favorite), Rock & Republic, Seven, and Citizens for Humanity. They had some really cute bags, and accessories too.
The men’s department was a little lacking.
I didn’t have much time to really ‘shop,’ but I’ll be back.

good place to find some cute tops, for women. market always seems to be getting in new stuff so stop a few times a month! tons of accessories and adorable tees. prices are affordable and the girls who work there are pretty helpful. and there is always great music playing… today it was M.I.A.

I drove past Market hundreds of times before pulling over and stepping inside. This fashionable shop was well worth the time! From a glance at the large window, the mannequins appears to be decked in attire totaling a month’s paycheck. Yet walking indoors the prices are pleasantly surprising. An adorable purple tube top was only $ 30, when I would have guessed $ 60. A short black halter dress (that caught my eye on a mannequin) was only $ 55. There are also tons of belts, bags, and shoes, in addition to trendy clothing for men. The style would appeal to people in their 20’s to early 30’s, and is suitable for going out to dinner or casual parties. Market is not a typical trendy Buckhead-​esque boutique. While the merchandise may be just as stylish, the prices are a bit lower :)