Fashion stores Côte Ouest Etats-Unis

To take the boring wait in a gloomy in the dark frame where you look at your laundry, nothing better than a nice coffee where you can enjoy a good breakfast. Forgetting that the machine turns. Many young people and music.

This pretty boutique located in the heart of Ocean Beach specializes in women's ready-to-wear clothing. Modern, but with a touch of bohemian inspiration, the clothes blend in perfectly with the spirit of the neighborhood. There are beautiful colorful long dresses, bodysuits, short skirts, swimsuits, shorts, delicate outfits, tank tops with floral patterns... Mostly 100% cotton. Creations frequently renews its stock, so don't hesitate to come back several times if you stay in San Diego for more than a week.

We've fallen in love with this iconic boutique, which opened in 1982. Fur-lined coats in large checks, winter mini shorts in houndstooth patterns, red berets, denim overalls... You'll find a mix of original vintage clothing and pieces inspired by the early 1970s. Plus: relatively affordable prices, often sweetened by attractive promotions. Before you come, take a look at the Polkadots & Moonbeams website, whose stock is frequently updated with the latest sales.

As you stroll through Sunset Junction, don't miss this beautiful - and expensive - boutique. You'll find superb selections of men's and women's ready-to-wear, made up of semi-luxurious garments, with noble materials, bold cuts and perfect fit. Also on sale: irresistible accessories, including jewelry, scarves, bags, shoes and hats. Here, Belgian and French creations by Dries van Noten and Isabel Marant rub shoulders with cutting-edge American brands.

When visiting Warner Bros. Studios, be sure to stop by this store to complete the experience - especially as it's located just 3 km north of the sets. On the latter, the phrase "It's a wrap!" traditionally heralds the end of a shoot, as does the French: "C'est dans la boîte!". This store takes these words literally, reselling a large number of costumes and clothes worn briefly in TV series or feature films, all at rather affordable prices.

Fewer, better " is the motto of the Ecuadorian founder of this elegant women's ready-to-wear brand, with its simple, timeless designs. Made in Europe, the United States and South America with the utmost care and using only natural materials, the clothes are designed to last: no more disposable products with programmed obsolescence. Here you'll find beautiful leather goods, fine wool scarves, silk dresses, perfectly tailored suits and cozy pyjamas.

This is one of Haight-Ashbury's most emblematic stores: Held Over is a large thrift store on the main street of this hippie district, which has kept the authenticity of its sign "in its juice", in particular its perfectly preserved 1976 window display. Numerous racks of second-hand clothes will appeal to vintage enthusiasts: in the neighborhood where the hippie movement was born, there's plenty to choose from, and maybe even the best! Don't miss the window displaying vintage sunglasses, hats, jeans and accessories.

This is THE department store to shop at in San Francisco. Located on Market Street, it's at the heart of a huge shopping mall featuring just about every major American brand (American Eagles, Abercrombie & Fitch...). The selection is simply enormous, and you'll leave with your arms full of sweaters, coats, shoes, furniture, handbags, jewelry and even little dog coats! You can also enjoy lunch or a drink between purchases. A nice address, though not cheap, as is often the case in San Francisco.

All the classics of clothing are represented in this huge mall: 7 for All Mankind, Gap, Zara... But for these brands, it is better to go to the Outlets Centers. Note that the mall also hosts Macy's, Dillards and Saks Fith Avenue department stores. Sports enthusiasts will also find what they are looking for at Dick's, one of the leading American brands. Finally, like all good shopping malls, the Fashion Show Mall is full of restaurants and places for a little gourmet break.

This boutique specializing in workwear deserves a mention because it sells Dickies and Carhartt pants at a very good price. These garments, which are fashionable in France, are very often used on a daily basis by workers in the United States. The store opened its doors in 2002 and offers a wide range of other brands, including Asics, Cotopaxi (outdoor), American Apparel, The North Face, Ogio, Nike and many other famous names. All models and prices can be viewed on the store's website. A Las Vegas institution.

Sock Market opened its very first store in 1988 in San Francisco on Pier 39, then in Los Angeles. Moving to Mandalay Bay in 2010, Rock Market is the kingdom of socks in every color, style, size and decoration imaginable. In short, there's something for every member of the family. The store also sells booties (classic or animal-shaped), leggings, stockings and anklets. An ideal place for gift ideas.

We've fallen in love with this ready-to-wear boutique just outside Old Town, on commercial 5th Avenue. In front of the entrance, it's not unusual to find two racks of tempting discounts on jeans and jackets, as well as shirts and t-shirts. Inside, more choice, from shoes to sunglasses to fine pendants, as well as a vast collection of clothing. All in a sober but trendy style, very L.A. "cool kid". Plus: good value for money.