Rebel

Hey this little consignment/​boutique is fun. When I first walked in, my immediate reaction was oh I’ll never find anything here for me, but the wonderful staff proved me wrong. It’s a bit overwhelming to sort through the racks. It looks like there is some sort of organized layout but there’s not. The clothes are mostly fun chic for chillin on the town in Miami, a lot of black and white. But there are some perfectly regular dresses too. It also looks like it’s mostly for the size 0 crowd but it’s actually not.
This is a fantastic little place to stop for a cute dress for brunch or a sexy shorts onesie for a nice dinner out on a Miami summer night. I got a beyond short comfy but chic little black swing dress and my most prized purchase, flying monkey jeans. Never heard of his brand am not a jeans person but i love these! And I’m a curvy girl not a jeans body girl. The brand rocks! And they are not overly expensive. I would’ve never even looked if the staff hadn’t suggested this to me.
In the back are some high end designer shoes in various phases of use but if you want fly givenchy boots that you can afford, why not.
It’s another fab spot in Miami’s upper east side. Hopefully this area will stay mom and pop but I see some big brand names opening boutiques nearby.
Place is a bit messy inside and some pieces are overpriced for what you get but give it a shot, you may find your flying monkey.

HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE STORE AMD SERVICE!!!
A year ago I brought in quite a few items to cosign, the «owner, manager» whatever you want to call that rude lady didn’t even put items in a computer everything was handwritten on a notebook. There must have been about 6 – 8 items including purses, wallets high end clothing, etc, totaling an amount of about $ 500. I passed by the store a couple weeks later one of my items was
gone but since the «manager, owner» wasn’t there the other useless girls couldn’t give me my cut.
I kept calling and calling and till this day I’m still calling and I get absolutely no response! THIS IS BY FAR THE ABSOLUTE WORST COSTUMER SERVICE I HAVE EVER RECEIVED!!! DO NOT GO, STOP BY SHOP AND NEEDLESS SAY COSIGN THERE! ITS LIKE A ROBERY IN THAT SH! THOLE!!!

I found this store cause is near my house. I went it, had a white skirt but full of tiny yellow stains… I asked how much guy said $ 30 but since has stains he could do lower. No thanks. Clothing is nice most of it looks really used other than isn’t used is random unknown brands. I liked a top with beads that looked like it was new but no one uses it $ 220 but was «50% off».saw some pants hippie but we’re $ 98. I mean for that amount of $ I shop at nasty gal which is known brand and good quality. Will not be going back.
Nice girls working there very friendly!

Drove by a few times before finally making my way in, and I’m glad I did. They’re part high-​end consignment shop, part boutique. I am not one to shop in a consignment shop but they carry great items, some pieces still have original price tags on them and the brands are fantastic; Prada, YSL, Manolo Blahnik, Louis Vuitton, Arden B to name a few. Lots of
great pieces and a broad selection of different items from jackets to rompers, swimsuits and shoes. They also have a nice jewelry selection.
You definitely want to take your time to check out your different options when you come here. I parked at the park just south of the store.

I am a little surprised at the negative reviews. Since this boutique has moved (two stores down) and downsized a little bit, I like it even more than I did previously. Yes, the prices are higher than TJ Max or Marshalls but this Miami and they sell more high end brands (Parker, Chaser, Young fab broke, etc). Normally when I shop here Robyn (the saleswoman/​owner (?)) is normally working and is always very warm and helpful. She remembers me each time I come in and she always remember pieces I have bought in the past and helps coordinate great outfits for me. The layout of the store is cool, very unique articles of clothing that you won’t see anyone else wearing. They get new stuff in all the time and if you have seen something elsewhere they are always willing to order it for you.

Love REBEL! Where else on the Upper East Side and most neighborhoods in Miami for that matter can you get a boutique that carries a terrific selection of Karina Grimaldi, Ramona LaRue and Young, Fabulous & Broke dresses?!? I know some reviewers complain that REBEL is expensive, well yes and no. Firstly, if you ask the associate for a discount and you are a regular customer, generally she will give you a discount. (Very few boutiques do this). Secondly, they carry several expensive brands which are pricey regardless of where you shop. Overall, most of their stock is pretty reasonable and they have GREAT clothing, ranging from boho chic to sophisticated to trendy to casual but always stylish. REBEL’s clothes are very individual, this is not the kind of boutique that you’ll find in a mall. Terrific selection of jeans and tops as well as some nifty handbags. Nice jewelry and a vintage section where there are great buys to be had — I bought 2 pairs of jeans for $ 20 each there! They also have a rack of Girls Night Out essentials — very handy! The sales associates are very friendly and helpful. They know their stuff and will pull a cool outfit together for you in a flash. Regular shoppers know this that’s why these girls are so busy all the time. From time to time REBEL has great sales. Check them out and score some yummy stuff at a neat price. Several reviewers also complained that they were confused by what was new and what was vintage and how the boutique was organized. I find that when I am confused, I ask the store associate for help. Simple solution — open your mouth and ask. Ladies, get out from behind your computers and quit clicking on
or
or any other website that offers «huge» discounts where returns are either a pain in the rear or worse, not returnable… go to REBEL where you can make sure the dress fits, looks good on and ask the associate if she can help you on the price, you never know! Also, support a local business because if you don’t, they go away and are replaced by chains… boo! Parking is available at the back of the store or down the side street. REBEL is a terrific asset to the Upper East Side and they ALWAYS come through for me!

Popped in yesterday since I was in the area, and I was pleasantly surprised. Yes, the new clothes is very expensive with $ 100+ price tags, but if you sift through the consignment/​vintage area you’ll find some great deals. I scored a pair of Michael Kors chunky heels for only $ 38! I also saw a brand spankin’ new Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress for about $ 60. You just have to have patience and take your time, and, after all, isn’t that what vintage shopping is all about?
I’d definitely go back to Rebel when I have more time, you never know what little gems are hiding in there.
As for the parking. I was eating in the area and left my car parked in their garage, but I think there’s plenty of street parking in the side streets along Biscayne.

Well it’s a weird mix of new and used. Much of the designer consignment was too «used» and would be more appropriate for donations. Really outdated styles of shoes and clothes. Prices a little odd as well.

I must of been here a dozen timess… but I dont think I ever buy anything. It’s so expensive. Yeah, they have some cute stuff, but its just too much $. I guess Im a bargain shopper so this isnt the place for me.
If you are ok with spending 400+ on a dress, or 250+ on jeans, then by all means– go check it out. They have cute stuff.
I just cant.
I’d rather make the hike to Dolphin Mall and bust through the crowds to get my bargain.
Its a cute store to go browse though.
The owner is very nice and attentive.

I originally thought Rebel was fantastic; a little pricey but well worth it when associates cut my shopping time in half by pulling all pieces I needed with accessories as a «boutique» should. Bought 4 dresses in less than 45 mins due to the fantastic help of Alexandra which is no longer there.
I went & sent some cousins there last week and the sales person was super rude and basically had to track her down to ask a questions.; was lucky enough to get a roll of the eyes. Obviously, has no idea on how to sell and stuck in the Miami image of I am too good to talk to anyone. You are a sales person at a store; help the customers! Needless to say we left without purchasing one thing and went to Good Olé Faithful Studio LX. Super nice staff willing to bend over backwards to get you looking good.
I would have never have posted a review if the sales girl wasn’t so rude and bad attitude. For every one person unhappy 10 will find out!

I’m happy to have this store in the neighborhood.
The staff definitely isn’t very friendly, and the new items are completely over-​priced. However, the vintage selection is extensive, and they occasionally have some decent sales.

A mix of consignment and new clothes. This shop has plenty of rifle worthy racks.
When you step in keep in mind the new clothes are on the left or north side. There seems to be no real rhyme to how this is all organized as you work you way down the racks you’ll come to shoes and then the other side is the consignment/​vintage area. Also no obvious organization.
As mentioned by a previous reviewer the staff isn’t overly friendly which can be a good thing but then again I felt like I had to chase someone down to get a few questions answered. The lady I chatted with was friendly and helpful but I felt odd having to go to her.
There are some great pieces here but expect to invest some time to sift and sort through it all.

Driving past we spotted this large boutique and they were open on Sunday. Parking can be an issue in this area but hubby was nice enough to wait in the car, so we could check it out.
The store is very large, plain décor, kind of dark. As we looked around we were trying to figure out if the clothes were new or used. After strolling throughout the entire store we realized they had new clothes and vintage clothes. Racks of shoes, that were worn and not in good condition at all. Most were vintage but also dirty and scuffed badly.
Some of the clothes were nice designers and fashionable but I found it to be very high in prices. I found two dresses (party) and both were over $ 300. What? These were not Vera Wang or Sue Wong hello?
The associates say hello and leave you alone to shop. The vintage clothing was even priced very high. Some of the clothes we did like but honestly out of our price range. It would be very hard to walk out with one outfit for less than $ 200-​$ 300. Surprisingly, in this area that the prices would be this high.
If you are not on a budget or just having money to spend than by all means stop in.

Has anyone been to Rebel as of late? Well, there have been a lot of ch-​ch-​changes and they’re good. Aside from carrying some of my fave designers (Black Halo, La Rok and Kors shoes) they now sell sofas, home accents (like yummy scented candles) and pillows. Tack on the fact they’re also opening a VINTAGE SHOP within the upcoming weeks, and it’s a one-​stop shop for killer duds and cool home décor. Gotta love them apples.