The biggest phrase that those in the fashion industry use around this time of year is the idea that fall is the January of fashion. It’s a time when we can change the way we look and reinvent ourselves for the new season ahead. Away with the linens and shorts of the summer, and hello sweater weather.
Here in Pittsburgh, the shopping scene has grown immensely over the last couple of years, and there is surely something for everyone who is looking to update their wardrobe.
Little’s Shoes
This mini institution in Pittsburgh, Little’s Shoes has been assisting generations of customers with their shoes needs. Not only catering to basic needs, the store offers a wide variety of brands from Ugg, Johnston & Murphy to Vans for the fashion friendly customer.
Avalon Exchange
Just a couple of doors up from Little’s in Squirrel Hill, Avalon Exchange is a haven for the eccentric and the one-of-a-kind. Dubbed as one of the best places in Pittsburgh to find specialized vintage and designer pieces, you most certainly won’t be leaving the store empty handed.
No. 14 Boutique
Celebrating their 5th year in business, No. 14 Boutique in Lawrenceville is a haven for girls wanting the latest and most fashion forward in clothing. With an almost bubblegum pink interior, this space is also a total Instagram worth opportunity.
Larrimor’s
The grand dame of downtown stores, Larrimor’s has been in business for nearly 80 years offering customers in the region some of the most amazing clothes you can find (think Zegna, Barbour, Vince and so much more).
Vestis
Cutting edge menswear is something that’s hard to come by here in town, but the owner of Vestis in Lawrenceville is hoping to change all of that. With contemporary brands such as Corridor, menswear in Pittsburgh is about to get a lot more hip and contemporary.
Orr’s Jewelry
This list wouldn’t be complete without some bling, and the spot in town for this would come from Orr’s. Housing brands from Rolex to Cartier, you definitely will not leave empty handed (although your wallet might).
This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
