Milk Boutique

Michael was a great help. I needed some accessories for back to school (aka summer is over and I am so sad and need a pick me up). Milk has a great collection of everything a girl needs and the men’s stuff is great as well! I hope that everyone comes to shop at Milk and sticks to buying local.

Loved the spacious, airy interior and definitely loved the end-​of-​season 75% off (plus an extra 10%) sale. The salesperson was very helpful, and the clothing assortment was phenomenal. Would definitely return, though I am probably more in the price range of that sale rack versus the $ 500 skirt category.

LOVE MILK! Always find the hard to find pieces from every collection I die for. like Mara Hoffman, Iro, Alexx Jae and Milk and NativeLA… Also the sales girls are amazing, really helpful and I cant help but be in there for hours.

A fine establishment for women’s clothing. An expansion of the men’s clothes would be cool.

I like shopping at Milk because they have clothes at a wide range of price points. They also have the cutest scarves and cards. This is a great place to get gifts for your friends and find a new outfit for yourself. The sales staff is helpful and nice too.

Milk is one of my favorite stores that I cannot afford. This 3^rd Street boutique is decidedly heavy on vintage-​inspired labels and of-​the-​moment contemporary lines that girls swoon for. I would like to scoop up armfuls of Herve Leger dresses and Loeffler Randall shoes and toss them directly into my closet, but until I have the budget of a Hollywood starlet at my disposal, I will simply browse.

I’m aware of the fact that a ton of celebrities shop at Milk. But then again a ton of celebrities don’t know how to dress themselves, and most of their stylists just pore through runway images and slap on whatever the general trend is on their clients.
Milk is genius in picking apart all the ugliest and most unflattering silhouettes from the runway – voluminous balloon dresses, remember? And the «hottest» (trendiest) labels – I believe they call this «minimalist chic» which in fact is a piece of fabric sewn to a smaller piece of fabric, worn over your head with a $ 350 price tag.
I can see how rich folks can buy their overpriced, ugly «designer» clothing here, this is where all of it can be found. The salespeople don’t care about you either, well, unless you were some sort of Mischa Barton or out-​of-​work celebrity who graced the covers of tabloid magazines for a couple months.
I bought 2 notepads here. Don’t get me wrong, I like some of the designers they carry at Milk, but the merchandise is just flat and unexciting. If I’m going to pay $ 300 for a tee, it had better not look like I got it at Wal-​Mart.

Milk is one of the best stores in LA. Instead of carrying all of the overly trendy lines, they have an amazing selection of established high-​end designers like Zac Posen, to up and coming genuises like Brian Reyes and Bensoni. It definitely has a little bit of everything and caters to so many different styles and tastes. I also love that the sales people are friendly and helpful, but aren’t pushy so you don’t feel like you are being convinced to buy something just so that they can have the sale. I find a lot of boutiques to be intimidating, but Milk is definitely a gem in the LA fashion world. If you are looking to update your closet, definitely make a stop here.

beware of sexy accented salesguys unfairly influencing your ability to judge your hotness in outfits.
but don’t stress too much because all of the clothes are pretty sick.

Here comes the sun! The rain is gone, and that’s all right with me. Time for pretty frocks. Time for skin again. I love everything at Milk. It’s as though a fairy godmother looked into my closet and created a bigger, better wardrobe with all my favorite labels, including Tweltfth Street by Cynthia Vincent and Johnson. There are lots of hard to find designers like Guilia Piersant, as well as nice baubles, flats, and sandals. As a space Milk’s romantic, easygoing charm is a testimony to the power of the ultra feminine dresses hanging on it’s racks. It’s a confidence boost, a man magnet, and a rite of spring. Delicious, delightful, and delovely.