DK Travel : Los Angeles : West Hollywood & Midtown : Shopping

Bodhi Tree

This esoteric bookstore specializes in New Age topics such as mysticism and astrology. Browse the shelves or attend lectures, you can even consult the resident psychic.
Decades & Decades Too

If Rodeo Drive is out of your league, try this couture resale boutique. Downstairs you’ll find lightly worn clothing, while upstairs stocks 1960s and 1970s Pucci and Courrèges.
Fred Segal

This über-trendy house of style attracts A-list celebrities. Shop for fashionable clothes, luxurious beauty products, and gift items at steep prices.
LA Eyeworks

This unusual and happening store is known for featuring the most unique eyeglass designs on the planet and attracts its share of the hip crowd.
Maya Jewelry

This small store stocks affordable jewelry, mostly silver, to adorn any body part you wish to, including toes, tongues, and belly buttons. Also has a great mask collection.
Melrose Trading Post

This cool Sunday flea market takes you back through the years with vintage fashions, collectibles, and retro furnishings.
Off the Wall Antiques

There’s plenty of kitsch with classic neon signs, vintage toys, Art Deco lamps, and other collectibles at this emporium of weird Americana.
Wanna Buy a Watch?

Best known for its selection of vintage watches, this classy store now stocks contemporary watch models, antique diamond rings, and 1920s Art Nouveau baubles as well.
Wasteland

Stylists and bargain-hunters shop for vintage clothing, accessories, and shoes at this warehouse-sized store.
Wound & Wound Toy Co

Wind-up toys are the specialty here, though you’ll also find plenty of other budget-friendly playthings such as music boxes, tin figurines, and funny cartoon character lunch boxes.