Sassy. Sexy. Head-turning. Provocative. No matter how women’s fashion is defined or classified, depending on current or ongoing trends and consumer reaction, one thing is for sure: Los Angeles is home to some of the most extravagant stores, boutiques, and shops on the planet – but the true gems among all of them are the tucked-away, highly unique examples where just about anything can be found.
From sultry stilettos to daring dresses, hip handbags, and everything in between, the following hidden women’s clothing boutiques in Woodland Hills have something for every fashionista fantasy in 2021…and beyond.
Elle A., located at 22890 Ventura Boulevard, is a contemporary women’s clothing boutique situated in the heart of the Valley, owned and operated by stylists who know a thing or two about fashion. Curating selections that are not only classic but highly trendy, Elle A. sells a variety of styles for any occasion, with new arrivals on a weekly basis.
Wood n Hanger, located at 22536 Ventura Boulevard, is more than just a women’s clothing boutique, offering an infinite selection of clothing, accessories, and one-of-a-kind items sold in a friendly and comfortable environment – with “enough good vibes to go around.” Owned and operated by a mother and daughter team, Wood n Hanger’s buying styles and creative concepts are different, yet very much in sync; the shop’s goal since day one has been to cater to discriminating fashionistas of all ages, and over the past six years has evolved to include items such as purses, jewelry, scarves, gloves, candles, essential oils, and a plethora of other one-of-a-kind pieces.
Varga, located at 6250 Topanga Canyon Boulevard #1580, is a charming boutique-style store inspired by bygone eras of the past, dating all the way back to the 1950s. While the shop boasts a vintage vibe, the clothing offered here exudes a more stylish and modern look, the mix between old-fashioned décor and fashion-forward pieces make Varga one of the most talked-about boutiques in Woodland Hills. The shop is situated at the Westfield Village in Topanga and Westfield Topanga Mall.
Jackeez and Nicolz, located at 20000 Ventura Boulevard, opened its doors in 1991, realized as an upscale, full-service boutique offering pieces at moderate prices. The shop carries a variety of fashion-forward, trendy, contemporary women’s clothing, shoes, accessories, and handbags, always keeping everything in stock from sizes ranging from XS to XXL and two through 16. The ladies of J and N work as a team and collectively cater to the customers’ wants and needs with the goal of translating this personal shopping experience to online customers, as well.
M. Fredric, located at 28024 Dorothy Drive in Agoura Hills, has been in business for over 35 years and continues to remain at the forefront of chic boutiques in Southern California. Since entering the retail apparel market in 1980, the business’ representatives have evolved from carrying moderate junior apparel to “better contemporary apparel” for the entire family – thus providing customers a luxury department store feel in a boutique environment. Frequented by celebrities, wardrobe stylists, and sophisticated shoppers on a regular basis, M. Fredric fuses top-notch service, luxe linens, and trendsetting approaches to buying appeal to both city and suburban clients.
The Closet Trading Co., located at 6316 Topanga Canyon Boulevard #1170 in Woodland Hills but with locations throughout L.A., was founded in 2003 and has become Southern California’s premier resale and consignment destination, offering a carefully curated collection of your favorite contemporary brands and designers. From pre-loved contemporary designer clothing, shoes, and accessories for women to a specialization in presenting trendy up-to-date styles from designer and premium labels such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Rag and Bone, Lululemon, Vince, Gucci, Hermes, Reformation, and Chloe, The Closet Trading Co. is your ticket to one-of-a-kind customer service, excellent value, and a beautiful, inviting boutique environment.
Perhaps now, more than ever, so-called mom-and-pop businesses should be patronized in the midst of a pandemic that has shuttered so many of its kind – and which continues to do so. We can’t think of any better reason to check out the women’s clothing boutiques in this roundup when it comes time to enter fashionista mode in Woodland Hills.
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