My Dressing Room

All I see are old-​old reviews. This store has NOT been a consignment store for over 3 years now.
Everything in this store is brand new, and incredible! Isn’t it time to check it out?

Visiting from Austin, Tx. I walked 14 blocks uphill to visit this resale boutique becuase the reviews were amazing, but when I got there at 11:15am (the signs and website say they open at 11am) and tried to walk in to shop the shop owner said that they did not open until 12. Not to mention she was incredibly rude in the way she said it, and closed the door in my face. I checked all the signage and they all said the boutique opened at 11am. This boutique is not worth the walk.
By the way, I was prepared to spend major $ in this shop, big mistake on their part. I will never be going back.

I love, love this shop. I walked in for the first time and could not feel more welcomed.
I never knew this as a consignment shop (I wish I did) all I can say I get more compliments on my clothing style than I have ever recieved. I am constantly telling people where I purchased my clothes and shoes.
Bea is amazing; she will style you like you never thought you could look so good… and she is kindly honest.

As a girl who knows and loves designer consignment greatly and will scout out the depths for a place, I was left deeply unfulfilled here.
Yes, there were a few hits, Prada and Chanel shoes that were calling my name but sadly my feet won’t fit the fold. Go here if you’re in the size 7-​ish range and you’ll hit a jackpot.
I found the clothing selection to be weak here. There were a few scant designer pieces, but most of the stuff looked like it was picked up from way past Nordstrom seasons and were I felt priced a little too high. You’re lucky if you find an item under $ 50 here. I also found the space very difficult to maneuver through. I understand the small size but items could be better organized.
I dislike writing such a description but after having spent some time at other designer consignment boutiques in the city this one could be easily passed over.

Rude and unprofessional. My daughter is a sales associate at a high end clothing store. She heard about «My Dressing Room» and was prepared to spend a small fortune there. Before leaving our hotel we searched «My Dressing Room» to verify store hours; 11am to 6pm Monday — Saturday.
We walked the 14 blocks, UP HILL, arriving at «My Dressing Room» at 11:15am. There were two women in the store. The door was closed, with a little paperboard sign with a clock that read, «Closed, we’ll be back at 11:00». It was after 11:00, so we opened the door, only to have it slammed in our faces. The women in the store rudely yelled, «We’re Closed» though the door. In addition to the sign on the door, the signage on the window also stated the hours to be Mon. — Sat. 11am — 6pm.
I do not recommend «My Dressing Room» There are plenty of other shops more than willing to treat you with respect and take your money in the Seattle area.
Slamming the door in the face of a potential client… Big Mistake… BIG… HUGE!

Love this place. They have complete selections of anything that you need.
Bea is amazing herself. Glad I found this place

BA-​NAN-​AS! I can hear Rachel Zoe exclaim as I walk into this petite yet very well curated High End Consignment boutique which recently opened atop Queen Anne hill. I see Miu Miu leather jackets, I see gorgeous BRAND NEW Chanel dresses and coats, I spy Gucci leopard boots in my size! And over there I see ready to wear and runway – together! I see this season and last and some vintage greats all at prices us regular folk can afford, given that «us» and «regular» means you want a new Louis Vuitton roller bag and are willing to pay ½ price… so $ 650 vs. $ 1,2000…you dig? Fashion mavens roll up your sleeves and go ahead and get down. I never knew consignment could be so fun and rewarding to a gal’s closet!
Oh, and the dearest owner, Bea will tell you like it is; she is honest with you in that way you wish your mom had been while you were wearing head-​gear, «No, dear, I do not think this is for you,» but in NO way condescending or rude. She will give you just the honest truth – no hard sell. I appreciate a small business owner who can tell the difference between making her clients happy vs. padding her bank account, especially in this economy. She realizes shopping can be so personal to women, don’t we all have a great story or two about our favorite black heels or that jacket we purchased in Rome-​and with this realizes what we want, need and have to have!
I DIE for this new shop. And so should you!