Catwalk

I have had so many issues with this shop over the years. I took about 50 items for consignement. After a year with no sales I tried to get them back, they said they were lost? 50 items? they also said they were not responsible for them. I threw a fit and and gave them a week to find them. I came back, they had 11 things 6 of which were missing there Chanel and Missoni lables!
My friend also saw a chanel blouse there for $ 450 which was a lot but when she called a week later to see if they still had it she was told yes… She went down there n guess what, New tag new price $ 650.
These girls are really crooked. I sell at the market and have asked many people about them, they all say the same thing. Avoid them like the plague. I have now heard so many stories that I am no longer surprised their store is empty of customers. Just full of other peoples stuff lost stuf… like mine… and of course they are just not responsible for any of it!!!

fucking fabulous.

I would give this Place 0 stars if i could
i could go on an don, but all i can say is the owners are MASTER MANIPULATORS
if you are trying to sell your stuff, they will CRY POOR MOUTH, so you will feel sorry fo them, adnpractically give your stuff away, than walk in a week later, to see the items they payed you $ 10 for, they put $ 1, 000
on, THIS Actually truely happend to me, not to mention that the 2 owners
will have A CAT FIGHT in front of customers, VERY SHADY establishment
there are better places to shop, like the santa monica AIrport antiques market on the first and fourth sunday of every month, thats where a lot of local and international dealers go to buy there merchandise!!!

Totally average resale shop. So-​so merchandise, so-​so prices.

This one blows all other vintage stores off the water!
I wish I could afford the beautiful pieces they sell here. The selection is superb, and very impressive. So impressive to the extent of having to ring a doorbell to be let into the shop. Be patient, It took a few minutes.
I have not seen a store jam-​packed with numerous vintage Chanel, Dior, and other designer pieces. If you haven’t spent all your money in LA yet, don’t start here. You will definitely be tempted. Nothing is cheap here, most prices were around the hundreds.
Very small store, but like I said, CRAMMED with a ton of historical pieces. Love the accessories!

Great selection, Horrible prices. I loved this sequins piece. On any other occasion I hoard sequins but doing so at Catwalk is impossible unless my name start with a Rachel and ends with a Zoe.
The piece was gorgeous. So gorgeous that I dreamt about it last night and wished I could’ve worn it out.
So I tried it on, thinking it can’t possibly be over $ 200. I mean it didn’t have a brand, it was just a really great vintage dig find! I’m sitting patiently as she attempts to calculate and she wows me with $ 480!!!
It’s not vintage missoni or ODR — and she’s trying to charge me $ 480? She is HIGH! As much as I loved the piece, I just had to walk away sad but feeling good about not getting jipped.
Maybe I’ll be back, the day I marry Kobe Bryant and have access to his funds.

i went in a looked at glasses and clothes wiht my dad and i tried on a jacket that looked good but the i looked at the price and it was a 1500 so then i was shocked. the lady complimented my style and she also gave me 65 dollars of my vintage glasses. thank you catwalk

Catwalk has some designer pieces but price is too much for what they are selling for! the owner is very pushy and only care to sell.

Catwalk is an amazing vintage store that entices any vintage enthusiast. The store focuses on 60s-​early 90s designer vintage clothing (day wear and evening wear) as well as unique accessories, shoes, purses, etc. The store is small, yet there is SO much to see, everywhere you look, from wall to wall, floor to ceiling. The atmosphere is like a closet, and although the merchandise is very high end (and mainly high priced), the staff is very friendly, accessible and knowledgable without being pushy. The clothing they sell are showcase pieces– no basics here– and everything is definitely a show stopper. The garments are described on descriptive tags, which is very helpful. The sizes here tend towards the smaller end of the spectrum (little over a modern size 8, or so). The shop carries many rare pieces (Stephen Sprouse graffiti dresses, Hermes leather goods) and the prices match (very little is under $ 300, except some shoes and accessories), but the quality and rareity of the items justifies this. The store definitely is not for the trendy, and is very unlike any other vintage store in Los Angeles. The store also has sales which make the lovely things inside more easily afforded. In the past, I have picked up an early 1960s Gucci doctor’s bag ($ 500), late 1970s flat leather gladiator sandals ($ 95), and 1980s black velvet with silver glitter design high heeled pumps ($ 200). The quality is impeccable and I hope you come here, and check back often, to find some lovely, hard to find fashion goodies!