Lost & Found

I like the selection, set-​up, and location, but the shopping experience is really terrible (nothing personal).
First the various doors have to be unlocked by one or two sales people who then have to keep busy while you try to browse (do they not know that part of shopping is simply «shopping» and browsing, which actually results in more sales, and which is impossible to do when someone is looking at you the whole time and pretending to fold clothes and obviously waiting to lock the door behind you).
Also, while the staff don’t say so explicitly, the reason they are watching is so you don’t steal (seriously, for what other reason must there be constant surveillance… to keep me company).
So my advice to Lost and Found is, either hire more workers for each boutique or just finally move on-​line where you don’t have to worry about people stealing (or what ever the reason is that you linger and watch the entire time. and please don’t insult your customers by claiming it is to provide service).
So if you do go to Lost and Found (which makes perfect sense since it is a decent row of boutiques), remember, it really is not you, it’s them.

I’ve been to the women’s boutique a handful of times, and I’m not kidding — every time I’ve been there, the saleslady (or possibly the owner?) was name dropping about whatever celebrity came in to buy the piece that I was casually looking at. It’s bizarro. I thought it was sort of a flook the first two times, but the third time it just became a total turn off. They do have nice stuff, but after that third time I was out.

Absolutely beautiful items in all stores. Women’s boutique always has incredible, well-​edited and tasteful items. Beautiful selection of scarves and hard to find boots. I have bought many things from them over the years and am always so pleased with my items. Customer service is impeccable and I always feel well-​tended too but never overwhelmed. L and F carries many things which I never see anywhere else. One of my favorites in L.A.

Lost & Found has a long strip of boutiques associated to this listing, but I’ll focus on the Men’s store.
I was quite surprised to see that this place wasn’t booming with reviews, the styles and brands were truly a treat to find in California. They had a nice set of items from Hartford, a French company that I’d normally be drooling over on Mr. Porter. They also had some great slim-​fit cashmere sweaters from Christopher Fischer — for a string bean like me it was like Christmas morning.
From what I saw they have 4 other stores connected to this one, with women’s, kid’s and home items as well. Pay them a visit, you’re in for a treat.

Lost and found is this great hip boutique shop, there are about 4 or 5 shops all connected together with very cool and sweet things to buy. there are great men’s clothing, women’s, children’s, home décor, art, jewelry. This is my new place to go for that different jewel that you have been looking for. Can’t wait to come back again for a gift or just to spoil my self in a Hollywood haven hot spot!