Razzle Dazzle

Great store and lots of hip styles. The owner is very accommodating and helpful. The sales are nice and guess what she carries Johnny Was and has sample sales. Go browse and enjoy the shop and owner! I highly recommend!

I have loved shopping at Razzle Dazzle since the doors opened. I can always find unique beautiful clothing. I have to confess I love her sales & Johnny Was trunk shows. This is my favorite boutique in Atlanta!

I like Razzle Dazzle. What sets this boutique apart from other Atlanta boutiques is that the selection has been very carefully curated with the shopkeeper’s unique and semi-​kitschy taste (in a good way). It carries some of the same brands as you’d find at other more well-​known boutiques such as K-​La and also higher end brands that you’d find at bloomingdales but from each collection, the pieces chosen are the ones that fit into the theme at Razzle Dazzle. Also, prices are very reasonable and about average in comparison to other Atlanta boutiques.
I picked up a gorgeous dress by Custo Barcelona here — In the past I always thought Custo was a little crazy looking but the ones I found at Razzle Dazzle were very toned down and not too crazy — so glad that I gave Custo a chance thanks to Razzle Dazzle!
A lot of the jewelry here is very unique and pretty as well.
Only gripe is that the selection isn’t huge which is understandable bc of the small space… but just sayin!

I bought my first pair of Peter Fox boots at Razzle Dazzle in the mid 1980’s and have been in love with this store ever since. The clothes and jewelry, not to mention the staff, have always been hip & cool for all of the years I have been a patron. I am glad that Atlanta has this little gem and that it has been so succesful in the community.

BUYER BEWARE!
I bought a dress at Razzle Dazzle off the sale rack– the price was reduced from over $ 100 to $ 60 (not a steal, but lower nonetheless…)
It fit perfectly and I was excited to wear it the next day to a special event. When I put it on at home, I discovered that the side seam was irregular– Some of the fabric had apparently been caught in the manufacturer’s sewing machine, making a weird fabric knot on the hip. (I can’t believe I didn’t notice it in the fitting room!)
Naturally, I returned to the store two days later, receipt and dress in hand, to speak to the owner about the defective garment. She was quick to tell me that the sale was «final» and unfortunately she couldn’t refund my money or even issue a store credit. She went on to tell me that she encourages shoppers to «try on the clothing and make sure you want it before you purchase it…» and «when I mark down items, I am losing money, so there’s nothing I can do about this purchase.» Her final piece of unapologetic advice was to take the dress to an alteration shop to have it fixed at my expense!!!
I am completely disgusted with the whole experience. Obviously that defective garment was put on the sale rack by someone who knew the imperfection existed. I’m sure I wasn’t the first person to try on that same dress. I feel tricked!
It is perfectly acceptable for a store to sell something at a reduced price if it has a tear, stain, snag, etc. only IF the buyer is aware of what they are purchasing. The store’s sale sign did not indicate «purchase as is,» there was no special tag on the dress identifying the flaw, it was simply mixed in with other sale items. Am I wrong to assume that when I purchase a new item of clothing in a retail store (NOT a secondhand store, not even TJ Maxx!) if there is a garment irregularity, the store will HAPPILY and PROMPTLY take care of the issue?
Razzle Dazzle is a small business trying to make it in a recession. There aren’t lines of people beating down the door to pay 98 bucks for a crystal-​studded belt! If I was the owner, I would definitely WANT to take care of my customers to make sure they come back. I however, will NOT be spending another penny in that store, and neither will my friends.

Razzle Dazzle is an eccentric and eclectic boutique for women in Buckhead. Assorted apparel and accessories are both urban and country trendy. At least half of the clothes had patterns and prints on them. This store is perfect for Plain Jane’s of all ages wanting to break out of a shell into fashion in a modest way.
Like any boutique, items can be expensive but for certain occasions including everyday and special, that is the price you have to pay to avoid having a clone. At least most of the items at Razzle Dazzle appeared good in quality and there were some great finds on clearance.