Shop Miami for Bargains:
Miami Beach is a true shoppers’ paradise, and March is Shop
Miami Month. Retailers all over Greater Miami have special offers, gifts, and fashion
events, including the Miami Beach Shopping Districts: Espanola Way, Washington
Avenue, Lincoln Road, Collins Avenue, and Ocean Drive; as well as Bayside
Marketplace, the Downtown Miami Shopping District, Southland Mall, Miami
International Mall, Dadeland Mall, and Cocowalk. Dolphin Mall has more than 240
outlets to choose from, as well as the Florida Keys Outlet Center in Florida
City.
Miami also has lots of thrift and vintage shopping. Near
Town Center Aventura, The Rabbit Hole has vintage outfits and costumes from the
40’s and 50’s and on and young independent designers also sell their fashions
there at affordable prices. Across Biscayne Boulevard and 137th
Street C. Madeleine’s is a great vintage store, laid out according to era, with
great quality and preservation standards, so much so that costume designers
shop there for period films. Fly Boutique, with 2 locations in the Upper East
Side (lots of home décor) and on South Beach, has higher prices, but there are
still bargains to be found. Lotus House in Wynwood is less organized, but
unique place to shop, designed to trail homeless and unskilled women in retail,
with the proceeds going to the shelter where they live.
Consignment Boutiques, like the Fashionista in Coconut Grove,
have some of the best inventory, with trendy and classic designer brands. Ditto
Rebel Miami is on the Upper East Side and is also a great place for consignment
shopping, as well as Consign of the Times off Lincoln Road, which has lots of
iconic outfits, especially occasion dresses.
Bayside Marketplace, Mary Brickell Village, Cocowalk, the
Shops at Sunset, Merrick Park, and the Falls are great places
to experience
outdoor shopping. Bayside Marketplace overlooks Biscayne Bay and has a mix of
national retailers and culturally distinctive merchandise, great restaurants
and the Hard Rock Café, and endless entertainment. Coconut Grove’s Cocowalk is
in one of Miami’s most picturesque neighborhoods and is the home to frequent
festivals, sophisticated and eccentric art, and nonstop street life. There are
favorite national retailers and boutiques there, and a multicultural
marketplace with open-air shopping, dining, and entertainment.
http://www.miamiandbeaches.com/special-offers/monthly-deals/shop-miami-month/