Hillary Rush

One of the best boutiques in the city. The staff is amazing and Hillary has the best taste!
There is always unique things here that you won’t find anywhere else.
I absolutely love shopping here!

I love boutique shopping. And I totally understand that it’s difficult for them to offer the same sales as department stores. So when I can, I try to help out.
Hilary Rush is on West Thrid Street, which is high in boutiques, and thus, you can expect HR to carry the standard brand du jour: J Brand jeans, Madison Marcus, LnA, Monrow and more. But HR is a small store, and yet it managed to comfortably pack
And while I speak from my own experience, I was happy to learn that the staff at Hilary Rush is very kind. I’m a sales rack junkie and the ladies were helpful and and accomodating. Previously, I’ve found that often staffers tend to ignore the those who are ballers on a budget. But the HR staff offered me bottled water, started a dressing room and gave advice (when I asked for it).
Another time, I was just browsing around and the owner, Hilary Rush?, was in the store was extreme kind and helpful identifying a Monrow tee that I had my eye on.
So I don’t contribute a lot of money to this boutique, but I do know that when I do have disposable cash, I will be stopping by again.
All in all, it was a good experience.

The store clerks are very nice and the ambience is refreshing. Since the space is small there were only two dressing rooms, so we had to wait, and on a Friday afternoon. I’d hate to see it on a weekend.
I bought the best pair of J Brand skinny black jeans! The rest of the clothes were very cute but I wasn’t in the mood to spend a couple hundred dollars on cotton t-​shirts and «non-​special» items. There were plenty of cute dresses but I just wasn’t in the market for any more.

Best boutique on Third Street. You’re not going to find H&M prices on 3^rd street but Hillary Rush is the most down to earth boutique on this street. The sales people are very friendly and aren’t snobby like the girls over at Milk. They’ve got a great mix of sutff that’s in many different price ranges and have a full range of sizes. I love finding cool new brands here as well.
Love this place! I go here everytime I go to LA.

i ordered something from them, specifically stating over the phone that I wear a size 00 and was concerned about the size being too large. I was assured that the designer’s smallest size WAS a size small. When received, it was at least 2 inches too large all around.
I called back only to be told that they DO offer a size xs, no, they would not get one for me in exchange for the one that was too large despite being very very specific in my concerns about the size and direct question about whether they offered a smaller size. I know I’m tiny, i need the smallest size possible, if I had known they offered a smaller size — I would not have bought a size small. So after being lied to, the woman said she was very busy and hung up.
Very snooty, no customer service, and will lie to make a sale.

Excellent clothing and zero attitude. They’ve got everything there: great jeans, beautiful dresses and sweaters, funky jewelry, and often some really great shoes.
No ridiculous markup like some of the other boutiques in LA, and much lower risk that you’ll spot Paris Hilton pimping your style in the next issue of Us Weekly.
Hillary is almost always there, and is happy to give you the scoop on what she’s got coming in, and sometimes even special order you a size.

So you know what I hate? Well, I hate many things. But I truly hate overpriced boutiques with snotty salesgirls who say «hi» in a drone-​y voice while studiously looking past you. Hillary Rush is that kind of place. I walked in after a great haircut at Clark Nova (I’ll be Unilocalin’ it) and feeling really up, only to be reminded that not everyone is as friendly as the breezy and gorgeous Martina (my German-​born hairdresser). And you know what the funniest thing is? Hilllary Rush is one of those «emperor has no clothes» kind of places. Their stuff is that sad, hang-​y, fugly silly crap that doesn’t look nice or flattering even on the prettiest, slimmest girls.
Oh, and I should mention that they were all making a big old fuss about some TV actress who was buying up all sorts of stuff (while her obligatory tiny dog wandered around trembling and looking sad) and ignoring the rest of the customers.
It’s that kind of place…