Anemone

This store has things a little backwards. I love the décor and the feel of the place. It’s just very calming and soothing… except for the blaring Elton John/​whatever else is on the radio. The dressing rooms are large and spacious. They have multiple fixtures for hanging clothes, nice large mirrors, and 2 chairs. Unfortunately, I don’t have very many nice things to say about the merchandise. The jewelry looks a little cheap and very much like it’s made of colored glass or plastic. The clothes are pretty boring or just strange. They are poorly constructed and they seem to be made mainly of inferior materials. It also helps if you have… let’s say a «boyish» figure. They’re currently having a sale where I found the skirt I almost paid a discounted $ 40 for last season, now down to less thatn $ 15. Score!
The salesgirl seems very nice and friendly without being pushy but when they aren’t having a sale the clothes are just overpriced and of an inferior quality. I wish it were otherwise… but it isn’t.

Stop by every so often and while items can be really hit or miss here, I always find at least one or two things that I absolutely love and look far more expensive than they are. Most items range between $ 60 – 250, with two discounted racks usually at the back of the store. I’m careful to check the tags and construction before I purchase but everything I’ve gotten so far has held up really well. In addition to Korean designers, they also carry labels I can’t find elsewhere, like Amour Vert — a CA-​based line that makes everything with sustainable fabrics (including the softest silk!)

Bleh a total waste…
go to Korea and buy this stuff for cheaper than what they are trying to charge their customers.
It’s insanely jacked up!

LAST TIME WHEN I WENT TO THIS STORE, THE CLOTHING STORE IS SUPPOSED TO BE CLOSING DOWN. very sad…
clothing for work and casual, great for asian women since the size cuts smaller and have a very feminine touch. I love the style and cut! mid-​pricing and affordable.
I always stop by this little shop when I come back from SF to NYC. The owner sources the clothing from Korea, France, and London.
fantastic service — one of the buttons from my coat broke while I was wearing it. The person working there offered to mail me additional buttons if they could find it, and 6 buttons (the entire set) if they couldn’t find the exact match. And she offered for me to bring it in to get the buttons re-​sewn as well when I come back to NYC.

A women’s clothing store with good prices. The staff is helpful. Most of the clothes are designed and made in Korea. Cute and fun clothing.

I walk by this store almost every day and the displays in the window intrigue me. The clothes are very retro femme chic, think marc by marc jacobs but at prices that you wish his clothes were. The standout items for me were their selection of adorable lady coats for under $ 200. It’s definitely worth stopping by.