Clothes, toys, electronics, food, whatever.

In no particular order:

Victoria's Secret
The World of Disney
Amazon
Yankee Clubhouse
Cutesygirl.com

1.) Best Buy
2.) Amazon
3.) Kohl's
4.) Burlington Coat Factory
5.) Target

*mall
*weird shops
*Asian restaurants
*book stores
*flee markets

Ohhh wait, I totally forgot to add Barnes and Noble to my list! I could spend HOURS in there.

H&M
Trader Joe's
Craigslist
Amazon
Urban Outfitters

1.Scoop
2.Barnes and Noble/Borders
3.Magnolia Bakery
4.Urban Outfitters
5.Bloomingdale's

Rodeo Drive
Fifth Avenue
Aspen
Las Vegas
Geneva

1. Topshop (online)
2. Saks ON fifth avenue.... it's the best one
3. Anywhere on fifth ave.
4. vintage shops.
5. urban outfitters.

And online shopping... any kind of online shopping....

And ANY bookstore but preferably old, cool ones.

And the Drama Bookstore... love that place.

Can anyone tell me Samuel French's address?

1) Bath & Body Works. Everything smells fantastic and you can always get a deal.

2)Borders. This is just an all around great place to hang out. I've always loved books.

3) Macy's

4) BCBG

5) Ulta

I love BCBG...
I try to convince my mom I'll grow into the clothes.

quote:

Originally posted by Morgin Felicia:
I love BCBG...
I try to convince my mom I'll grow into the clothes.

Girl, come on... aren't those clothes a little grown for you? Ahhh... such sophistication at such a young age.

Yeaaaahh
I just like to look.

Yes, BCBG The one on third is great, and right across from Scoop.

Wow, I just noticed that Morgin lives in NY. Isn't Bendel's the greatest place on 5th though? Bergdorf comes in as a close second. I love that Bendel's is so small for a department store, and I'm in love with the stairs! Oh, and I love the headband section.

I think they opened/are opening a Topshop on fifth, doesn't that just brighten your day I'm personally ecstatic.

Vintage is great in the LES, and by St.Marks.

I think Samuel French is just in LA, I've tried looking for it.

Samuel French is in NY as well. I used to visit it. I can't remember exactly where it's located, but it was on 20-something St. (I know that helps a lot).