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Boutique Bargains for the Budget
Bobbles and Lace (251 Newbury St.). Never have I ever spent under $20 for such an assortment of jewelry. This accessory emporium has entire tables dedicated to every type imaginable: metallics, high-end look-alikes, baubles, etc. Don't fret,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], clothing connoisseurs: The shoe selection takes up one whole wall,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and the back of the store consists of wide belts, sparkly evening clutches, and contemporary blouses and party dresses. Price range: $
The Velvet Fly (28 Parmenter St.). Retro charm meets modern glam in this North End boutique. A large one-of-a-kind vintage selection, including some awesome bags,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], mixes with 21st-century couture and home accessories: gifts, pillows,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and frames -- oh my! My favorite finds were the vintage accessories, including rhinestone pins ($25 and above) and retro headbands. Price range: $$
Flock (274 Shawmut Ave.). A whimsical take on shabby chic in the South End. Independent labels reign supreme, with bold-printed and beaded apparel and accessories draped over wooden tree branches and other nature scenes. And the sale section is fantastic -- everyday dresses slashed down to under $120! If you're not busy checking out the layout for home-decorating ideas, browse the lacy hosiery and printed stationary and cards. Price range: $$-$$$
Cruise the sale racks to score great deals at these great boutiques:
CRUSH (131 Charles St.). The sale rack is equivalent to a fashion gold mine. Dresses from top designers can be yours for $50, and you can walk away with heels and flats for under $60.
MUDO (9 JFK St.),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. Their shoe sale rack holds seasonal footwear marked down as low as $30,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]. Beaded sandals are on display in the spring/summer and boots in the fall/winter.
Motley (623 Tremont St.). If you wonder where men find those cozy, worn-in t-shirts that don't look ratty,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], wonder no more. Motley offers a broad range of apparel,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], from graphic prints (including an assortment of sports teams) and belt buckles to fedoras and every style of Levi's imaginable. Price range: $
(81 Newbury St.). I know,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], I know: How can a designer's boutique strewn with expensive garb be on this list? Let me tell you a little secret: The basement of this boutique is adorned with a variety of good deals -- cashmere gloves and scarves ($25 and up),[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], tanks ($1, and eclectic items like umbrellas, books, and home decor for under $100. The store sells the usual pricey MJ garb, but you can catch reduced prices if you look carefully enough. Price range: $-$$$
Bobby's from Boston (19 Thayer St.). This hip throwback to the '70s is like walking into your grandfather's closet. Although Bobby's sells vintage women's clothing, the men's selection is comprehensive and trendy, from standard vintage sweaters and antique jackets to subtle yet refine accessories like pocket watches, suspenders, handkerchiefs, and skinny neckties. And Bobby's doesn't stop at apparel: You can find an entire display of sunglasses and a variety of refined boots, shoes, bags,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and even shaving supplies. Make sure you bring cash because the store doesn't accept credit cards. Price range: $$-$$$
Uniform (511 Tremont St.). This boutique is the place for apparel that's simultaneously edgy and sophisticated. It's a mecca for great male clothing and accessories -- think sophisticated hooded jackets, thin comfy knits,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a denim corner,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], accessories,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], sneakers,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and every color combination of plaid shirts known to mankind. Independent labels mix with well-known brands. Price range: $$-$$$
Photo by Flock (top) and Marc Jacobs (bottom)
By Stacy Horowitz -- Stacy Horowitz enjoys strolling the streets of Boston pretending to be a tourist when she is not writing. She has a voracious appetite for books and fashion and all things chocolate.
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