stores

The iconic store has plans to celebrate in a major way.

It's all part of the omni-channel plan.

We hung out in the Bleecker Street store with Maje's creative director, Judith Milgrom.

It JUST opened on 330 East 11th Street in NYC.

When Blake Nieman-Davis moved his denim shop to a former Smith & Hawken, he kept the greenhouse and doubled his stock of Joe’s, RRL and Mother jeans. The shop is an enduring favorite, as is its owner, who’s now running for mayor. 26 NW 23rd Pl., 503-222-4848, loveblake.com

The best of the 
West is packed into this Mississippi Avenue vintage spot, 
a converted dance 
hall featuring a blend of old (’60s Pendleton blankets, ’70s fringe vests) and new (chunky wool 
socks, Minnetonka moccasins). 4000 
N. Mississippi Ave., 
503-249-4000

Some thought 
Justin Machus was crazy to close his popular men’s shop Local35, but his edgy, coed follow-up—with its androgynous-cool assortment of Black Crane tees and Nudie skinny jeans—is 
fast becoming an 
east side hot spot. 
 542 E. Burnside St., 503-206-8626, machusonline.com

Petticoats and top hats from the ’30s abound at this packed vintage destination. But amongst the costumey bits, we found well-priced treasures, like a ’70s buffalo plaid jacket ($36) and a ’50s tamale red slipdress ($26). 520 SW Ninth Ave., 503-220-0920

Portland’s blossoming DIY movement is 
on full display at 
this locavore shop featuring music 
by Oregon bands Typhoon and Radiation City, Betsy & Iya chandelier earrings and 
Livable Style mini moss terrariums. 
 412 SW 10th Ave., 503-243-5859, tender​loving​empire​.com

With its jet black walls and trippy light-table display shelves, this shoe shop could double as a disco. To Be Announced glitter booties and Jeffrey Campbell velvet platforms enhance the nightclubby tone. 417 SW 13th Ave., 503-224-3591, solestruck.com