Check out the tablescapes, complete with giraffe-print
cloth napkins and skull-shaped salt and pepper shakers, in this whimsical two-story home store.
This sunny, brick-walled shoe spot carries bejeweled René Caovilla slingbacksand what may be the world’s snuggliest handstitched shearling slippers.
Top picks include a purple silk-screened Libertine argyle and one insanely soft, Navajo-inspired cashmere cardigan we could not stop petting.
Spend the coziest afternoon ever inside this quaint Victorian house–turned-bookshop. We picked up a copy of Winter’s Tale (it felt appropriate).
Eric and Sarah Lippincott fill their seven-year-old store with young labels and exciting novelties, but the real standouts are architectural pencil skirts and tunics by Gray, the Lippincotts’ line.
Stocked with denim lines you haven’t necessarily heard of and slim-cut Wildfox Couture tees to match, Kali’s is pure West Coast cool. In the back, jeweler Kathryn Penn has a shop-within-a-shop.
The Lone Ranger homage is abundant, but authentic cowboy boots and stacks of wool Pendleton blankets make this a tourist destination that’s actually very worthwhile for all things Western.
Koto loosely means “object” in Japanese, and the ones at this sleek, moodily lit space range from in-demand (R&Y Augousti octagonal clutches) to totally random (metallic purple piggy banks).
We like the downtown spin-off of the original Main Street location for its expansive selection
of Lululemon Athletica activewear, soothing Epicuren lotions and sequined Chan Luu sweaters.
Our favorite ski
shop, not for the prices (which can be black-
diamond steep), but for chic ski and après-ski apparel, like an unbulky Duvetica down parka and a tough Dsquared2 leather bomber.
It would take hours to scan Pitkin’s jam-packed racks of printed frocks and toggle coats. But it’s worth it. We left with an Aztec-print Amanda Uprichard dress and a locally made leather bracelet.
Ask a local where she bought her adorable mustard peacoat (or drapey ikat cardigan or coral minidress) and she’ll point you to this well-stocked shop—a must-hit for wearables under $250.
Gilded picture frames and wooden birdcages adorn this two-room vintage trove, where Armani shifts and Longchamp satchels are all in pristine condition and reasonably price
