Bliss

Got my favorite winter clothing item here — my black blanket cardigan sweater. I wear it with everything. Bliss had it at such a reasonable price too, at $ 40.

What a lovely place! I wish I lived closer. They have fashion forward clothing at fabulous prices.
I had recently got a job in the fashion world and had to keep up with the latest trends. Since I was new, I was on a budget and this place hit the spot. Now that my price range is higher I still go back and buy loads more.
The quality is average but everything I’ve bought has lasted about a year and counting.
It might not be for everyone, but they own the sophisticated boutique next door for the 25yr+ crowd. Even though I’m in that crowd, I still love coming here.

Jay, you’ve officially reached the wrong side of 25.
Well, not really because my wardrobe is pretty awesome, but in all seriousness if you’re around my age (or older) and remember Contempo Casuals pre-​Wet Seal meets Forever21, this is the demographic to which this store seems to cater
Disposable clothing, pure and simple. There’s nothing inherently wrong with this store per se… I think I’m just too old (holy sh*t, I really just said that!) for it. I’d take the ‘Vegas’ comment below and go so far as to say that much of the stuff boarderlines on straight up slutty and isn’t all that unique.
It works if that’s what you’re after, but let’s be honest –this is a store geared toward the teen/​early 20s/b&t bar hopping crowd. Can a few of the sales girls pair things to look great? Yeah. It’s also more of a rarity than a rule… #GetOffMyLawn

The staff was very friendly and helpful on my recent and first visit. The prices are affordable and items are always in stock. Four stars because the clothes seem to be all the same. basic items which can be found elsewhere at the same or lesser price. Five stars if they think outside the box and create new styles with items that aren’t so ‘trendy.’ I feel as though a ton of people will be wearing these same clothes because of their affordability.

The sales girls in LA are awesome, especially at Bliss. They know what to recommend and suggest different styles of clothes and accessories. I really appreciated their suggestions. So different from the Bay Area where no one has suggestions at all!
Love my new dress and belt!

The girls here were so awesome. They let us bring our puppies inside and let them lay down all over their leather chairs. Vanessa made sure I got my size and helped me stalk a customer for it lol!

The reviewer «S.K.» hit the nail on the head. The girls are too busy either texting or chatting on their cell phones and give major attitude… news flash: you work in retail and you aren’t on Rodeo Dr so CHILL. I came here to look for a Christmas dress. I was being lazy and didn’t want to take my boots off and ended up getting the pink dress I tried on stained. The dialogue went something like this. oh and it’s the girl with the nose ring I think said she is from Miami when she happily chatted up my blonde friend a few weeks back.
Me: I was being lazy and didn’t want to take off my boots and stained the dress. If I have to buy it I will.
Her: blank stare
Me: Will it come out?
Her: Ya, I’m sure with baby wipes or something. *rolls her eyes*
Me: I’ll just buy it.
Her: blank stare
Me: The reason I said something about the dress is because I come here from time to time and don’t want to just throw it back on the rack.
Her: What’s more important is finding you a dress for your event.
Me: Are you sure it’s ok and I don’t have to pay for it.
Her: *with an attitude* ya.
Like okkkk… sorry for trying to do the right thing. Next time I’ll just throw it back on the rack.
They do have cute clothes, but the girls have bitch attitudes.

Hmm… Just not my style. This lil shop is more for the gal in her 20’s still searching for her own identity.
All of the clothes and accessories sold here can be found a few blocks away in the fashion district for half the price. Not that Bliss is expensive. It’s not. It’s actually cheap. I consider these types of clothes «disposable». I have once bought a blouse here. I believe I had worn it as a swimsuit cover. I dunno… maybe I’m picky, maybe I’m old. I just don’t like the feel of cheap fabric on my skin.
The salesgirls have always been very aloof. Not very helpful, just kinda ‘there’. Typical 20 something attitudes.
Anyway… I think this shop will appeal to the young gals that can buy whole outfits including accessories for a 100 bucks. Me? I’ll stick with Brigade.

Cute boutique with «trendy» clothes, shoes, and accessories. Prices are moderate to expensive for the Made in China quality (especially being so close to the Santee Alleys). However, the store keeps clothes orderly and clean and you can mix and match pieces with lots of things in the store. More dressy than everyday clothes but they did have some casual stuff.

So glad I stumbled upon this boutique! Affordable, up to date fashion finds. If you like the brand, Lush… come and check out this hidden locale.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Bliss! I work right around the corner so I pop in on occasion and see Vanessa! She rules. They always have the cutest clothes and their prices are beyond fair. Check ‘em out!

This is a great boutique in the downtown (and Melrose) area. No complaints. I have purchased several dresses from here, and the prices ranged from approximately $ 35 – 60. I usually come here when I have an event or trip coming up (i.e., birthday, Vegas, etc), but I stopped in the a couple weeks ago just because I was bored, and walked out with a cute button down tunic (I’ve already worn it 3 – 4 times) and a cute dress that can transition from work to happy hour.
I’ve read some of the negative reviews regarding the employees. I do not believe those reviews one bit! Every time I go, they start me a dressing room, check in on me often and help me pick out dresses/​accessories. They also gave me a free pair of earrings once because I came in on my birthday. So nice!

Cute little shop with reasonable prices. (think $ 25 and up)
You’ll find one of a kind items. Lots of contemporary /​vegas /​business chic /​girly girl clothes. The quality is awesome and they tend to carry all sizes. It’s a very small boutique so you will shop here knowing that someone else isn’t wearing the same thing!
The staff here is attentive, and like someone else said in a recent review, you feel like you’re playing dress up with them. Lots of fun accessories too and they have a sale $ 20 rack, nothing fancy though.
I will be back to buy Flying Monkey jeans (which I have yet to find elsewhere), Vegas attire and anything else that strikes my fancy.

Stopped in on a Friday afternoon for the first time. Prices range from very affordable to moderate. Nights and weekends type clothing for younger women. I ended up buying 2 dresses that were $ 40 each, which I consider to be very affordable. Service was fine; the girl was polite. I hate shopping with salespeople constantly asking how I’m doing or if I need help, so I was relieved.

The term «bliss» is subjective. I may find pure bliss in sinking my teeth into a crunchy apple while you prefer a chocolate cake. I may find this heavenly feeling reading a book while you prefer to be at a party. I may find it in poor service while you… wait, what? Let’s back up. In all honesty, I DON’T find a euphoric blissful state in a poor service but that is what was offered at Bliss.
What is Bliss? In this description it is a small boutique-​style clothing store in downtown LA relatively near Pershing Square. Offering dresses, blouses, purses, a small selection (I stress «small») of jewelry, and shoes; Bliss’s goods are fashionable (these aren’t the shady goods which «fell off the truck») and priced rather well. So what’s the problem? Despite the proclamation sticker in the window that Bliss is loved by Unilocalers; I received no welcome, no smile, no nothing from the female on duty who was too busy texting on her cell phone and sitting on her bum. Thus, I proceeded to just shop without her interaction.
I was specifically looking for a pair of red heels and found one (only one) and luckily in my size! However, upon inspection, the shoes were dusty (I’m talking dust cloud in your face dusty) and the bottoms looked quite worn. I am a fan of vintage and thrift stores (as those who read my reviews know); but these were supposed to be new. I am also aware that females wear shoes around the store when trying them on, but these looked actually worn OUT. That already made my view of Bliss decline.
Ms. Texter must have been listening with half an ear to my conversation about the shoes’ quality because NOW she took the time to look up and defensively mentioned that she has a lint roller for the dust. Wow, um thanks! A lint roller! I wasn’t quite sold but was willing to come back after looking at other stores.
However, Ms. Texter must have really wanted to sell those shoes because SUDDENLY she wanted to provide service and stopped me at the door mentioning the Unilocal check-​in offer of 15% off (I already saw this as I checked in). My boyfriend interrupted saying I wasn’t sold because of the state of the shoes. Ms. Texter rebutted that the shoes have been on the shelves for over a year and girls wear them around when trying them on (they must run laps in the store). At this point she DID offer 40% off (but that meant no 15% off which is fair) to sell the shoes. Okay, that upped Bliss’s overall quality a little, but first impressions count more.
I ended up not returning to the store due to not feeling as welcome plus deciding that 40% off or not, I would want to buy a pair of shoes that haven’t been worn (unless I am specifically at a thrift store). Bliss isn’t terrible, I did see some very cute dressings and offerings, but they simply need to up their service and not allow people to «wear shoes around the store» for an extended amount of time. Once that is fixed, maybe they will truly be blissful.

When I have money burning a hole in my pocket, this is the first place that I look to spend it.
The girls in there are great. I walk in with absolutely no idea how to enhance my style, and they end up playing dress-​up with me, showing me what works best.
The prices are totally fair, considering you are finding low-​production, high-​quality clothing. In other words, no one will pass you on the street wearing your style.
Dresses, shoes, bags, blouses, all the best stuff is on 6^th and Spring.

I love their clothes and the thing is I work right across the street so I am tempted to run over every time I see something new in the window. What I love most are their dresses, they are just so cute and I can always find something for any occasion. I think Vanessa is so great because I don’t just feel like she is trying to sell me and always gives me her honest opinion. Best part is I never see anyone wearing anything I have purchased from there.
One of my favorite places to shop!

Such a great selection of items and such reasonable prices. It’s not the typical mall store with mass produced items. I enjoy boutiques such as this one that make being original just a bit easier.
Can’t wait til I’m back in the area to shop around.

I always have a fabulous time when I visit Bliss.
Living in downtown LA, I wouldn’t say shopping is the best here when it comes to the clothes that I generally like to wear. I’m into finding one-​of-​a-​kind types of pieces and I find Bliss to be the perfect place for that.
I always get compliments when I wear items from Bliss! When people ask where to go shopping, I always refer them to Bliss.
Prices are reasonable and the service is excellent!
I highly recommend! Now… I feel like stopping by there today! :D

My sister had been raving about this place, So Sunday evening we made a trip to DTLA — parked at a garage for $ 3 (sun’s flat rate) and walked on over to Spring St.
Saw the cute lil store and started going crazy trying on stuff. i ended up checking out with one item in my hand.
than i started noticing stuff as she was ringing me up., I grabbed some cute jeggings and told her to ring that up… than i notice another cute dress my sister was checking out .so i grabbed that too… in the end i walked out with 3 items and was extremely happy!
tips:
If you Unilocal about this place, and show it to the lady as ur paying for ur items, you get an additional 15% off ! Remember this note, as the lady didn’t tell me about this secret saving, my sister was the one that brought it up right before we were leaving!
she was thought kind enough to lend me her phone for me to Unilocal as i had forgotten my phone!
will def return !