La Di Da

I don’t know about this store. They had some nice things not as much to catch my eye as the other boutique store in the Denton square I visited the same day. AND the prices were pretty high. The store has a clothing side and a shoe side. Lots of interesting boots in the shoe area.

Very cute boutique. Denton didn’t used to have places like this! Their shoes and accessories are really what makes this place get a high review. Great boot selection.

I visited La Di Da for the first time today and I am SO glad I did! I seriously went into the mall and every possible store in Denton (minus the Dress Barn and Old Navy) looking for a dress to wear to a spring wedding and came up empty handed. This store was my last stop before I caved and (grudgingly) went to the Lewisville mall. Thank goodness I found the perfect dress at La Di Da!
First off the store/​atmosphere is very charming and quirky. vintage chic maybe? Atmosphere = A+
As soon as I walked in a salesgirl was right there helping me pull items from the rack and getting me a dressing room. The other salesgirls even chimed in to help. There were mimosas, cookies and pastries for customers which I thought was a fun and inviting gesture. Service = A+
The dress and t-​shirt I purchased were good quality, $ 80 for the dress and $ 20 for the t-​shirt. I do not consider this over priced. After spending way too much time in the mall yesterday I can tell you their prices are NORMAL. If you want cheap prices and cheap quality go over to Rue 21 on 288. La Di Da’s clothes all seem to be of great quality (seriously the softest t-​shirt I’ve ever owned) and are all adorable and quirky. I’d probably compare La Di Da to Anthropologie… But more affordable. Quality/​Selection/​Price = A+
I read the other reviews as well… I have no idea where the Shania Twain /​Taylor Swift comparison is coming from. This store has items for a lot of different types, you shouldn’t throw around labels like that. And it’s not over priced, it’s just not CHEAP. If you want good quality, nice things they won’t be $ 5. I bought a good quality dress that fits it’s purpose and my personality today all under my $ 100 budget. It doesn’t get much better than that.
AlIl in all I’m exceedingly happy with my visit and purchase. I can’t wait to go back, I plan on taking my mom and my sister-​in-​law next time they’re in town! Go to this store! You will love it.

If prices were a little bit lower, I’d give four stars. This is a boutique where I shop for special occasions. I have an «Uncle Frank» dress that I wore for my 5^th anniversary celebration. It was $ 200, but it is the most amazing dress because it suits my personality: bell sleeves, 70s retro cut, funky, floral pattern, multicolored. I love, love it! In fact, the few pieces I do have from this store were well worth what I paid for them. ;) sometimes you can find great threads on their clearance racks.

No one ever greeted me the whole time when I was in the store, they where too busy telling some story about how they got some waiter fired or something. One girl even gave me a dirty look. This store is cute and all but it seems like the people that work there are not very nice. Bad shopping experience.

One of my favorite stores… really cute clothes! BUT the service sucks! I have spent a lot of money there over the years. And when I ask them to call me when my size comes in they say they will but never do! I don’t understand that! I’m trying to spend more money! I’m all about costumer service and they have none! I will keep shopping there bc they do have cute stuff…

Really cute stuff but overpriced! Don’t understand why a tank top with an appliqué should cost more than $ 30. There is a shoe store attached too. I like the clothes; they have sort of a trendy casual look, wish I could afford to shop here. They carry a line of hand decorated wine and martini glasses for different occasions that were super cute!

Several years ago when this boutique opened, I thought it had promise. The clothing was best described as suburban bohemian at mid range pricing. The window dressings were usually fashion fowardish if you’re trying to appeal to the Taylor Swift audience and the selection appeared to be various and rotating. The shop itself seems to have a decent layout and is size appropriate for a small boutique if merchandised properly. I never personally bought anything from La Di Da but often positively commented on other peoples’ items to find they purchased them from this establishment. Recently I took a stroll through the shop once more to find that either they’ve changed buyers or the one they’ve always used had some kind of life changing experience that seriously hindered their fashion cognition. They went from Taylor Swiftish to Shania Twainish in the worst possible way. I’ve never seen more pairs of ugly cutout boots saddled up next to a mountain of Toms — neither of which should ever be put on feet or seen by human eyes. The garments have the air of a middle aged suburban mother of three who cut her hair all off for the sake of ease but wants to maintain her femininity with a whole bunch of ruffles in every shade of teal imaginable. At first glance, some of the garments look wearable but then disappointment sets in when you notice the rhinestone flower appliqué that would be appropriate for the young girls’ section at Target. Now, I can’t completely blame La Di Da for their lack of taste because obviously they stay in business for a reason which is that there are a whole lot of suburban middle aged mothers of three out there.