Calzatura

I used to love coming to this store in the midst of my young and single clubbing days, and I was excited to see that it was still open during a recent girl’s night downtown. When the owner Robert, is working, I’ve always gotten the best service, and he will give you very honest feedback as to whether or not something looks good on you (rather than just lay on the BS to make you buy clothes). Some of the other employees however, just often look bored.
The boutique has a very Miami feel to it, and I like the fact that they are open late, so you can wear your new purchase out on the town right away.
Perhaps my favorite thing about this store, is that they never get more than a few pieces of the same item. This way, I know that the outfits that buy are relatively unique, and I’m unlikely to see the same dress on another woman. Having said that, they are very trendy pieces, so they don’t have a lot of longevity as far as the style goes (although, I do have some purchases that I just refuse to stop wearing).
My only complaint about the store is that they target a very specific type of customer. Let’s just say that It is much more difficult for me to shop here now that I am in my 30’s, as opposed to when I was in my 20’s. The sizes also run a bit small, so I know better than to even bother trying on dresses, skirts, or pants. This probably wouldn’t even be considered a «criticism» per se, because you can’t fault a business for having a very specific consumer in mind.
The younger version of myself would give this place 5 stars for the selection, hours of operation, friendliness, and candor of the owner. As someone with an average build, I would be inclined to only give it three stars due to the limited selection; but I decided to go with four, just because I have so many fond memories of fun-​filled evenings that started out here.