The Lucky Los Angeles Store Directory

The beautifully crafted handbags are suspended by rope at this earthy-feeling spot. With their super-supple, richly tanned leathers and unusual closures (nuggets of wood), the totes here perfectly embody a cool rich-hippie sensibility. There are only a handful of Henry Beguelin shops in the U.S., which makes the pieces feel all the more one-of-a-kind.


23410 Civic Center Way, 310-317-6177, henrybeguelin.com

Everything about HLNR is futuristic, from the Transformer-style robots in the windows to its green execution (the building is solar-powered and constructed from renewable materials, and many of the pieces are eco-friendly). The enterprise also gets high marks for its airily stocked shelves dotted with unique avant-garde items from labels like Preen, Current/Elliott, Pencey, and Humanoid.


474 N. Robertson Blvd., 310-652-0064

Though it resembles nothing more than a wood-walled yoga studio, Inago in fact exists to answer the call of partygoers across the city by stocking pretty much nothing but dresses—hundreds and hundreds of them. There are versions from an expansive list of labels: patterned wrap numbers from Issa, silk halters from Mara Hoffman, and jewel-studded caftans from Binetti. Most are tagged at $200 or less.


8364 W. Third St., 323-653-1888

The sale racks at the Grove's J.Crew are always loaded with the items you would have happily paid full price for—perhaps because it has the widest selection of the entire deeply covetable collection here.


189 The Grove Dr., 323-939-1070, jcrew.com

This British High Street chain made its introduction to the U.S. by way of the thoroughly chill Brentwood Country Mart—which is a nice backdrop for its perfectly bohemian wool scarves and slouchy boots.


225 26th St., 310-395-8883