DK Travel : Los Angeles : Shopping

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Old Town Pasadena

Once an ancient crumbling historic district, Old Town Pasadena was given a makeover in the 1990s. Today, Colorado Boulevard and its side streets offer a pleasant shopping experience in mostly mid-priced chains and specialty stores.
O’Neill House

Completed in 1988, this complex sports whimsical Art Nouveau design elements borrowed from Catalan architect Antonio Gaudí.
Paris 1900

This boudoir-like boutique specializes in lovely romantic antique garments and matching jewelry, accessories, and lacy linens. Even the architecture of the building recalls the joyous frivolity of the Art Nouveau period.
Paseo Colorado

Trendy Pasadena “urban village” with 65 stores and Mediterranean architecture.
Patagonia

This is the first retail outlet of the maker of innovative outdoor clothing fit for any environment, deserts to the Everest.
Penny Lane

One of LA’s few remaining independent music stores, this small outlet has used music CDs available very cheaply as well as vinyl albums, new music, and listening stations.
Precious Metal Arts

Aspiring jewelers can learn the tricks of the trade during workshops and classes. Glass cases are filled with unique pieces that are for sale.
Prototypes Thrift Store

This treasure trove for bargain hunters stocks quality used women’s clothing, shoes, bags, and household items. Proceeds benefit a charity.
Restoration Hardware

This retro emporium specializes in reproductions of classic furniture and period hardware such as door knobs, but also has a fun selection of trendy home accessories.
Robertson Boulevard

Price tags are steep at the boutiques on this ultra-cool two-block stretch, but you may be browsing next to celebrities such as Cameron Diaz or Jennifer Aniston. Part of the mix are cutting-edge LA designers.