Bebe

The store is great, beautiful dresses. However, I bought a perfect emerald dress there for my works holiday party that I planned. and After 2 hours the front Zipper broke, while hopping out of a cab, basically leaving me naked at the entrance. So unless you want to spend your holiday party at your new job dancing the night away in cargo pants you found in the lost in found, I’d shop elsewhere.

Their silver bracelets made me look fat.

Beautiful store… love the look and design, so it gets 3 stars.
But the shoes? 1992 called… they want their heels back. Seriously, did I just walk into the prom department of Contempo Casuals?
And…just in Bebe fashion… no large sizes. I felt guilty being the only one in the store so I felt obligated to find a pair of shoes to try on. The sales girl was very very sweet and clearly bored out of her skull from having nothing to do but dust the furniture. I tried two different shoes and they didn’t have a size 10 in either.
thanks again Bebe for making me feel HUGE.

Discovered Neda today and loved it!!! The only reason it doesn’t get 5 stars is because I can’t afford all the goodies inside! How dare they make it all look so sensational but keep it out of reach with those price tags!!! Actually what I really love is the décor of this place. Literally, if I lived in South Beach, this is how I would decorate my girlie pad– fabulous furniture, fabulous lighting and fabulous colors — white, silver, pink!!! Very girlie shop.

I am a huge fan of high heels. After all, I’ve been wearing them since I was 15 or 16. But this store is seriously nothing special. The layout and the décor looked nice but they seemed to sell the regular bebe quality shoes and slapped a $ 350-​$ 500 price tag on them.
I went in hoping to see some shoes that would justify its hype and walked out bored and unimpressed.
It was cold outside but it was freakin hot/​stuffy in there which made me wanna get out even quicker.

I was at the grand opening of this store, and it certainly was a bit a of a scene, as Tara G pointed out. I guess I like that sort of thing, to me it’s what fashion and style are all about. Also, all the bebe staff on hand were super nice about explaining the concept, no presumption to be found, at least from the employees.
Compared to bebe, this higher-​end accessory store is a bit more vampy, in a good way. Spiky heels and and sexy purses, these are things that I do like to see the female of the species tricked out in.

Went to the invite-​only grand opening of this shop last night. Even though it ain’t my thing, bubbly & brand spankin’ new bebe didn’t sound too bad. We strolled in as people were lined up outside, practically face-​to-​glass and dying of curiosity. I was rockin’ my Roxy and absolutely loving it! I mean, these women were so coutured-​out, it looked painful. I knew ELLE was going to be there, but it never crossed my mind that I’d be among the Papercity party crew! Cameras clicked, film was rolling, the real deal people! And there was plenty for a cute backdrop: the glowing white interior, «Neda» studded pillows, and cute strings of bubble-​shaped lighting fixtures did good for the ambiance. As I perused the collection, I really dug the bags with their lock & key theme and the boots weren’t half bad (steer clear of the hooker heels, eww). I was surprised at all the people I knew at such a «gala» affair… my Guardian girls, new and old Unilocalers… it was great. Probably won’t be making my way back into bebe any time soon (been there, done that) but at least my curiosity of these kinda events is quelled… not worth it without bubbly a-​plenty and an entourage of cool-​ass Unilocalers. Now that’s a party!

RSVP only grand opening 6−8PM party tonight. Such exclusivity made me special…(e)special (ly) out of place of course. Well I did myself in because I am no fashionista during the work week. There I was in my wrinkly cotton sateen pants, o-​so-​boring and o-​so-​not-​plunging v-​neck, flat loafers, thick librarian glasses, and a face oozing with grease in the midst of fashionably chic men and women and also overly fashionable gagging people too.
I was just there to scope out the new and secret unveiling of Neda by Bebe store. The secret is out! Four inch spiked heels made to impale the toes of sharp tongued jerks and purses for the grabbing to only hemorrhage cash! It’s Bebe’s stand alone accessory store
Sure I could have Googled all this information, but it was cooler to find out what the hype was at this event. This very red-​faced man hit on my friend and spilled that the store is named after bebe’s founder’s wife. He probably gleaned it from the other fashionistas after hitting on every single lady and man. Could have told me anything, and I’d believe it. Then Googled it and found out it’s named after bebe’s Vice Chairman. Drunk people sure can tell fibs.

Chic white couches, about 20 pairs of standard recycled stilettos, a few other ho-​hum accesories and no price tags to be seen.
Walked in and out in less time then it takes to microwave a Hot Pocket.
I did like the staff’s outfits: fashioned by BEBE of course.
A fine attempt at a concept store, but maybe more time could be spent actually conceptualizing it.