NYC might be America's official fashion capital, but there's nothing quite like shopping in Los Angeles.
From former Burton creative director Greg Dacyshyn comes Camp High, a clothing brand built less on garments and more on a spiritual philosophy of sorts. If that sounds highfalutin, it’s not—the label consists mostly of plush, tie-dyed sweatpants and hoodies printed with psychedelic mantras and iconography, something perfect for the high-vibe, low-key coastal hippies that populate ritzy enclaves like Malibu and Venice Beach.
Belgian designer Dries Van Noten chose Los Angeles as the location of his first American flagship . And the store, a two-story set of moody rooms on La Cienega, is a dazzling, elegiac beauty. At turns elegant and sophisticated and even a bit wistful, the shop has surprises at every corner. Upstairs is where thelives, everything from floaty beach caftans to languid tailoring, to the whimsical seasonal goodies .
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