Marc Jacobs Store

01/12/09

it is worth coming take a look

by imatosny at Citysearch

the quality looks good, design is good, while it is expensive. the environment is good. come back again.

08/15/06

Fashion rages behind this discreet storefront.

by Contributor at Citysearch

You'll hardly notice the store, located in an unassuming two-story brick building with virtually no signage, save for little brass letters next to the front door. Black wood floors and standard garment racks along the store's perimeter are decidedly unflashy. The only true clue that it's a trendy boutique is the clientele passing through the door: Fashion editors and slick-haired lovelies pop in and out for Marc Jacobs' shoes and belts, plus must-have jeans. Understated retro--inspired by "Belle de Jour" or the early days of punk--is the name of the game, with round-toe heels and pointy flats the perfect finish. The he selection of handbags, all with oversize hardware and buckles, look vintage when they're brand-new.

11/14/02

if you want to browse, this is the store

by style62601 at Citysearch

I love Marc Jacobs although I won't spend $900 on one of his bags. I didn't purchase anything at this store but I love to look anyway because I think the man is a genius. The workmanship of the clothing is just phenominal. Even though I enjoy the "Marc" line better, his bridge line is worth observing.

• Pros: Great quality, Beautiful designs, trendy
• Cons: Expensive