Shopping online just isn’t the same as physically picking up a new piece of clothing or trying it on in the store. Allow women’s fashion shops in Pittsburgh to help you greet the world confidently, clad in threads that reveal who you are in the best possible way. Photo and fashion stylist Dominika Bronner shares some of her own go-tos.
Moda
5401 Walnut St, Shadyside
One of Walnut Street’s best shops, Moda features Isabel Marant, Y3, Helmut Lang, Officine Général, and other cool women’s lines. There’s a sense of easy brio in the choices here, which is a reflection of owner Michael Barone’s personality. Bonuses: the elegantly colorful (and hard-to-find) Paul Smith home fragrance line, as well as personal fragrances from Roja, Costume National, and Off-White.
TONS
5935 Baum Blvd, East Liberty
A European outlook is in play here, expressed with the clothing of Rick Owens, Raf Simons, Acne Studios, Jil Sander, Dries Van Noten, and more. Play with what each brand offers. Create your own very personal look. On the way out, shade your eyes with Projekt Produkt sunglasses. Spritz yourself to fullest sex appeal with Byredo fragrances. Walk out feeling like a million bucks.
Aprés
341 Beaver St, Sewickley
This beautiful, woman-owned boutique carries a lot of high-end brands from locations such as France, Copenhagen, London, and elsewhere. From beautiful silk dresses to well-cut jackets and on-trend accessories, this is a good place for special event looks.
Hazel Grey Boutique
3101 Penn Ave, Strip District
Hazel Grey Boutique is a modern lifestyle boutique, with styles for every occasion. Playful dresses and cute sets for your next vacation are on offer. Color is a factor in the merchandising here, and you’ll enjoy the range of seasonal choices.
Suma Wears
2308 Main St, Sharpsburg
Suma specializes in handcrafted demi-fine and fine jewelry. They design and create their jewelry in-house using high-quality metals as well as semi-precious and precious stones. In addition, Suma offers custom designed jewelry as well as repair services.
Bellwether
447 Beaver St, Sewickley
Located in the heart of Sewickley, Bellwether carries beautifully curated women’s clothing and accessories. With great denim pieces, jackets, cute dresses, and jumpsuits, this is a place for a girlfriends’ outing. Stop in afterward at Vivo Kitchen across the street for champagne.
Morrow & Dean
4745 Butler St, Lawrenceville
This beautiful boutique offers very feminine wardrobe staples. Molly, the owner of Morrow & Dean, worked as a personal stylist, which makes the shopping experience even better. The breadth of her new and upcoming brands gives her the tools to style women of all ages.
Apkris Punto Summer 2024, courtesy of Larrimors
Larrimor’s
249 Fifth Ave, Downtown
Top brands and well-curated displays allow for intelligent mixing and matching here, which means you will leave the store with original looks that are just right for you. Choose from Akris Punto, L’Agence, Kinross, Vince, Lafayette 148, Lisa Todd, Frank & Eileen, and more. Layer in handbags, belts, scarves, and jewelry to complete your vision!
Madeleine George
5890 ½ Ellsworth St, Shadyside
Founded by two self-professed fashion addicts, this store offers a wonderfully fresh, modern, wearable, and unique assortment of clothing. Up-and-coming designers are the focus, and you are certain to find something you haven’t seen before.
Story by Dominika Bronner
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