Montreal shopping - Page 2

ettebe · 23-01-2008

It would be nice if we could work together and make a nice list of boutiques all across the city for men and women

mass · 24-01-2008

stop by reborn, which is imo the best boutique in montreal. the owner has great taste. it's in old montreal, which is walking distance (but yes, it is very cold), or easily accessible by the metro.

http://www.reborn.ws

simplybella · 24-01-2008

We should work on a list, great idea!

I've walked past Reborn a million times and never been inside, I'll have to check it out...

thesiren · 26-01-2008

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Originally Posted by ettebe

It would be nice if we could work together and make a nice list of boutiques all across the city for men and women

this would be so, so nice!

i am visiting there in april.

does anyone have suggestions for boutique hotels? i found one, but i'm not sure where it is in conjunction to everything else in the city, so i'll post the address later this weekend. ideally, i would like to be able to walk most places.

iacamutwet · 26-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by mass

stop by reborn, which is imo the best boutique in montreal. the owner has great taste. it's in old montreal, which is walking distance (but yes, it is very cold), or easily accessible by the metro.

http://www.reborn.ws

AMAZING stock indeed.. wowwww must check this place out (once the snow thaws) thanks for the link!!

thesiren · 27-01-2008

can anyone give me specific vintage shops to visit?

PinkAnik · 14-02-2008

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Originally Posted by thesiren

can anyone give me specific vintage shops to visit?

There's a couple of friperie on St-Laurent Blvd and on Mont-Royal Ave.

FashionGrrrrl · 20-02-2008

Any recommendations for a petite person shopping in Montreal? I'm planning a trip over there in May. I'm 5'2" so I don't have a lot of luck with clothing in general, most of my wardrobe is Banana Republic petites or Guess (because they make skirts and dresses short so they looks like regular length on me), lululemon (free hemming!) and some A&F. I only seem to have good luck with stores aimed at teenagers or adult stores that have petite sizes.

nextnewface · 11-05-2008

Reviving this thread...

My friend wants to go vintage shopping next Friday but I am absolutely CLUELESS about the friperies and the likes in Montreal. Any specific stores/locations you'd recommend?

Thanks a lot

thesiren · 12-05-2008

can someone tell me where mona moore is in conjunction to old montreal?

i really want to stay there (going for art, not so much shopping), but i do want to stop by MM to see what they have in stock.

i do not really want to take costly cabs, so is the metro easy enough to navigate? will going into downtown for the night be easy?

thanks!

Kimkhuu · 18-05-2008

Can someone tell me the BEST place to get your eyebrows done...

Kimkhuu · 18-05-2008

Wow, never been to Reborn!!!!! Just checked out their website and am really excited!

simplybella · 19-05-2008

thesiren - Mona Moore isn't really near Old Montreal although if you're going to be taking the metro it will makes things a lot easier. Mona Moore would be at Guy-Concordia (green line) and then Old Montreal is Place D'Armes/Champs-de-Mars. As for night time, it shouldn't be a problem, the metro here is very easy to navigate and understand. Last train usually departs around 12:30am though.

Kimkhuu - You know I've never really cared about where I get my eyebrows done. I usually go to Spa Diva (in Cours Mont-Royal) but a friend told me about a place that threads eyebrows for $3 by Cote-Vertu metro. I'm too scared to try it though!

Kimkhuu · 25-05-2008

^ Thanks for the tip sweetie!

I'd like to know everyone's thought on SPACE FB's makeover. Like 4 years ago, they were selling yoga friendly active stuff. Not they're moving up a notch into Bedo-Club Monaco level....

Miuccia79 · 27-05-2008

i'm not in Montreal anymore, but:

eyebrows- i agree with Spa Diva. a bit on the pricey side, but you'll be pampered like royalty and you'll get to enjoy chocolate-dipped strawberries. it's my favourite spa.

space fb- i got the 'chance' to check out the new boutique inside complexe les ailes...

ewww. i miss the old space fb.... when everything was pretty basic, casual and quirky. now it's look like yes, bedo. not such a good thing.

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ettebe front row Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Allover Gender: homme Posts: 452	It would be nice if we could work together and make a nice list of boutiques all across the city for men and women

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mass slow death Join Date: Mar 2006 Gender: homme Posts: 471	stop by reborn, which is imo the best boutique in montreal. the owner has great taste. it's in old montreal, which is walking distance (but yes, it is very cold), or easily accessible by the metro. http://www.reborn.ws

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simplybella scenester Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Montreal, PQ Gender: femme Posts: 64	We should work on a list, great idea! I've walked past Reborn a million times and never been inside, I'll have to check it out...

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FashionGrrrrl front row Join Date: Dec 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 434	Any recommendations for a petite person shopping in Montreal? I'm planning a trip over there in May. I'm 5'2" so I don't have a lot of luck with clothing in general, most of my wardrobe is Banana Republic petites or Guess (because they make skirts and dresses short so they looks like regular length on me), lululemon (free hemming!) and some A&F. I only seem to have good luck with stores aimed at teenagers or adult stores that have petite sizes.

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nextnewface V.I.P. Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Great White North Gender: femme Posts: 4,856	Reviving this thread... My friend wants to go vintage shopping next Friday but I am absolutely CLUELESS about the friperies and the likes in Montreal. Any specific stores/locations you'd recommend? Thanks a lot __________________ ♥♥Your clothes are all made by Balmain... and there's diamonds and pearls in your hair...♥♥

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thesiren fashion insider Join Date: Apr 2006 Gender: femme Posts: 2,177	can someone tell me where mona moore is in conjunction to old montreal? i really want to stay there (going for art, not so much shopping), but i do want to stop by MM to see what they have in stock. i do not really want to take costly cabs, so is the metro easy enough to navigate? will going into downtown for the night be easy? thanks! __________________ do you prefer fashion victim or ensemble-y challenged?

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simplybella scenester Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Montreal, PQ Gender: femme Posts: 64	thesiren - Mona Moore isn't really near Old Montreal although if you're going to be taking the metro it will makes things a lot easier. Mona Moore would be at Guy-Concordia (green line) and then Old Montreal is Place D'Armes/Champs-de-Mars. As for night time, it shouldn't be a problem, the metro here is very easy to navigate and understand. Last train usually departs around 12:30am though. Kimkhuu - You know I've never really cared about where I get my eyebrows done. I usually go to Spa Diva (in Cours Mont-Royal) but a friend told me about a place that threads eyebrows for $3 by Cote-Vertu metro. I'm too scared to try it though!

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Kimkhuu V.I.P. Join Date: Apr 2003 Gender: femme Posts: 15,872	^ Thanks for the tip sweetie! I'd like to know everyone's thought on SPACE FB's makeover. Like 4 years ago, they were selling yoga friendly active stuff. Not they're moving up a notch into Bedo-Club Monaco level....

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Miuccia79 front row Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Seoul/Montreal Gender: femme Posts: 260	i'm not in Montreal anymore, but: eyebrows- i agree with Spa Diva. a bit on the pricey side, but you'll be pampered like royalty and you'll get to enjoy chocolate-dipped strawberries. it's my favourite spa. space fb- i got the 'chance' to check out the new boutique inside complexe les ailes... ewww. i miss the old space fb.... when everything was pretty basic, casual and quirky. now it's look like yes, bedo. not such a good thing. __________________ www.vivianlostinseoul.blogspot.com