Vamp

I love this shop! I only wish it was bigger with more shoes! Owner is really sweet and knowledgable on different sizing between brands. Selection is small but curated nicely. Pricier brands but great quality. Thanks Vamp!

I had the WORST experience with this shoe boutique. I purchased a pair of shoes from Vamp for $ 185. When I got home, I realized that the shoes did not fit as comfortably as I had hoped. I viewed Vamp’s return policy on its website, which indicated that the «original merchandise must be returned in original condition within 10 days from date of receipt for a full refund or exchange. Returns must have a return authorization from Vamp. Please contact
for a return authorization if necessary.» Per these instructions, I e-​mailed Vamp requesting a «return authorization,» and Vamp responded, informing me that their return policy is exchange or store credit within 14 days of purchase, only.
I immediately replied, sharing a screenshot of their conflicting return policy indicated on their website. In response, Vamp thanked me for drawing their attention to the discrepancy on their website and informed me that the return policy on the website was incorrect, that their «web designer probably put it on there by mistake,» and that they would «have her change it soon.» They further indicated that they have practiced this return policy of exchange or store credit «for 10 years.»
I replied stating that 1) it was unfortunate that they were unwilling to compromise and provide me with a refund after I pointed out their mistake; 2) their failure to update their website was a poor misrepresentation to their consumers; and 3) their sales clerk failed to verbally mention the return policy to me before I purchased the shoes. Although I pointed these issues out to Vamp, they did not respond.
I am very disappointed by the way Vamp treated me. I typically support local businesses in the area, but Vamp lost me (and my girlfriends) as their customers. I would never do business with Vamp again.

I pass by Vamp almost every time I walk my dog, so it was only a matter of time before I stepped inside. I was wearing more or less pajamas when I finally did, with my well-​loved Rainbows on my feet. My brother’s dog chewed one of these up about a year ago and I never got a new pair. I still wear my Rainbows almost every day, but I decided I needed an alternate pair of sandals, in case I wanted to look presentable with the warmer months coming.
I got fixated on Ancient Greek Sandals for some reason, even though they’re outrageously expensive and pretty simple in design. I ogled them on the internet for months, but didn’t want to pull the trigger without trying them on. At some point I noticed a few pairs in Vamp’s window display, during one of my countless ambles past its storefront.
Vamp is a very attractive store. It’s all glass in front, so you can check out the goods without even going inside. The goods are enticing, a lot of cute, fashionable shoes propped up just inside the glass. The space isn’t big, but it feels spacious. There’s generally one employee and zero to few customers inside.
I’ve been in twice, both times with my dog pulling and grumping while I leashed him to my waist and tried on shoes. I was attended by different saleswomen each time, and they were both pleasant and helpful. The shoe selection was great. There were a lot of sandals available, and almost all the ones I was curious about were in stock in my size. There were about four or five Ancient Greek styles, and I tried on two of them in a couple different sizes (along with a few shoes from other brands that were cheaper and, unfortunately, not as cute). I ended up liking them both, and also not having my wallet on my first impulse visit. I decided to sit on it, and went back a week later with money. I tried on the same pairs and picked the black one, which was cheaper and more practical than the very pretty, very stylish burgundy pair. I love these shoes. I can slip into them, and they look and feel fantastic. They cost $ 200, but I will get my money’s worth.
I know I could’ve waited and gotten these shoes online for 20% off or whatever, but I like Vamp and would’ve felt shitty using them as a showroom. I don’t think I’ll go in all the time or anything (I’m set for a while on shoes, and also, after all this, I still wear my dog-​chewed Rainbows pretty consistently), but I like having this place in my neighborhood and will probably shop here again.

I pass by this store almost daily during my weekday walks on my lunch break. For the past few weeks I had been eyeing a pair of shoes that were on display, so I finally decided to stop in and try those puppies on. This store carries a limited selection of high quality, beautiful shoes, mostly imported from Europe. The woman who helped me, who may have been the owner, was very friendly and helpful. I was prepared for little to no customer service based on other Unilocal reviews, but was pleasantly surprised by how wrong those reviews were. As soon as I tried on the sandals, I was sold. The leather felt like butter on my skin and they are perfect for my upcoming trip to Italy. They were also reasonably priced. Of course I fell in love with many other pairs of shoes on display, which means that I will likely head back for more fun in the near future! I highly recommend stopping by this amazing shoe boutique in the heart of Los Feliz proving that quality trumps quantity.

Great shop, but for all the money I have spent there, all of the time I see the same lovely woman, after all of the otherwise friendly interactions, you would think that she could be a little more welcoming when I come in. I’m super confident so I don’t require «customer service,» but I can see how some people might feel put off. Reward loyalty babes. You’re my only shoe store!

Love owner Florence and her amazing shop! Her eye for styles that are versatile, beautiful, and comfy is unmatched! Always on trend without being over the top or garish. Lots of other fun shops and eateries within walking distance as well.

You gotta come here when they have their crazy twice a year sales. They practically give away their stuff. I recently purchased 6 pairs of shoes, 2 voluspa candles and some nice made in France leggings for 200 dollars! If they didn’t have the sale the total would have been around 800…
They also have a sale corner throughout the year if you cannot make it to their crazy busy twice yearly sales.
Some of the brands they carry:
Camper
Dolce Vita
Kork Ease
Anniel
Jeffrey Campbell
Frye
French Sole
Minnetonka
Rachel Comey
J Shoes
Remix
Swedish Hasbeens
I get compliments every time I wear a pair of shoes from this joint.

This is one of my favorite boutiques to shop in Los Angeles — I am bias towards the Hillhurts side of Los Feliz, but I have always loved the selection of shoes here.
I recently purchased a pair of Clark healed boots that I am now obsessed with and don’t want the weather to warm up too soon so I can wear them every day!
The Sales ladies were super friendly and helpful and not too in your face. Recommend this shop to all my friends!

My cousin and I just stopped by this shop yesterday after we ate at Alcove and we were both obsessed! All the styles were so cute and our favorite brands (Kork-​Ease, Jeffrey Campbell, Frye, Swedish Hasbeens, etc) I usually don’t spend too much on my heels but I was definitely considering doling out some cash for more than a couple pairs. I ended up buying some really delicious caramels that were available to sample and purchase.
I saw a few other comments about how rude some of the employees are, I can’t speak for all of them but the lady working when we went was so nice and thoughtful answering our questions and being really patient with us while my cousin took like ten pictures of all her displays of shoes! I asked her where she was from and she’s from Denmark, so I think there’s just a cultural difference in personalities, they don’t mean to be outright rude. We definitely want to go back soon!

I love shoes. It’s a problem. This is one of my favorite shoe stores in LA. Some people have complained about the high prices but they have quality shoes that you can’t really get at a cheap store. The selection is small but I can always find more than one thing that I love.
The sales people are also always very nice and helpful. I love Vamp.

I’ve been to this shop a few times now. It is ok. Not great. Out of the approximately 5 times I’ve been there, I’ve purchased 2 pairs of shoes — suede moccasins both times, to be exact.
What I like: The shop itself is very cute and well organized. The shoes are all quality leather and decently priced.
What I dislike: The ladies who work there are nice, but not super friendly. Very conservative. I don’t need people to bombard me while shopping, in fact thats highly annoying… but these ladies almost seem like they’re not interested in me as a customer — sort of aloof or a tad stuck up. Not quite sure and can’t quite wrap my wits around it. Just not genuinely straight up friendly, thats all I know.
The other thing is that over the year I’ve gone back again and again their selection doesn’t change much. In fact there are several shoes that have been in their shop for nearly a year now. Time to sell whats not selling to Wasteland and get some fresh style in there!
All in all, I’m not excited about this place and don’t see myself shopping there again anytime soon.

Great shoe store. I always come to browse. During the sales I always buy a pair or two. Regular prices can be steep but sales are fantastic. The shoes are all great quality, leather, some imported from Italy or Spain, Seyschelles brand as well as Aerosoles as long as the shoes work with the aesthetic intended by shop owner.
Service is great. Both ladies I’ve encountered here have been really attentive, sweet and professional in trying to get me sizes, colors and styles. They are willing to offer advice/​recommendations; they are knowledgeable about their brands.
Because Vamp is a boutique you are not overwhelmed/​bombarded by hundreds of shoes but rather the best of the best laid out carefully for you to admire. On one wall you have: boots, winter closed shoes, summer sandals, sale;
Other wall you have the new arrivals and the checkout counter.
Then there are the shoes on the window display. And lastly a display in the middle of the store with a wide selection of flats. Comfortable place to sit and try on shoes near back wall; and full length mirror so you get a full view of the shoe on your body. Bright natural lighting in store.
Sale items are FINAL.
Street parking at meters, worth spending 30 – 45 walking around the neighborhood. Maybe even frozen yogurt snack stop at Froyo Life across the street or a pastry/​slice of cake at Alcove. Spitfire Girl a few doors down and other curiosity shops make Vam shoes a fun browse on a lazy afternoon.
I was surprised to read a review that said the ladies were rude. I was in there the other day and the sales rep was overly helpful but without trying to push a sale on me. I was happy to find a really cute pair of Minnesota Moccasins in my size (but only after I tried on 6 other pairs of shoes, which homegirl (don’t remember her name) was kind enough to get for me to try on. She never made me feel uncomfortable for wanting to try on so many pairs
This store is one of integrity and I feel empowered when I support these types of businesses.

Fantastic selection of shoes. Great service. I have bought several pairs of shoes here, and they always impress. I love they styles they carry — from simple to funky and always comfortable and well made. And the accessories are fabulous too. New styles arrive weekly, so there’s always a guilty pleasure ready to explore.

This is my favorite shoe store. I’ve been shopping here for several years. I always know I will find something I like… comfortable, super cute, well-​crafted shoes that are always priced well. I’ve run into some of the shoes they carry here at high-​end stores for higher prices. It only confirms my desire to shop small one-​off shops in my own neighborhood. The only thing I could complain about would be that I always find more than I need and since it’s a small shop they sometimes don’t have my size in stock. But that might be a good thing?! (I’ve had trouble parking in this new location, as well.)

cute little store with pretty small but quality selection. I went there yesterday and really wanted to buy this bag on sale… except the sales ppl were really rude. This is my second rude-​sales person review today, so I swear I’m not paranoid and its NOT my fault… I’m a super nice person! Which is why I have some pretty high standards of niceness in return. specially while shopping. Maybe its just a Silverlake/​Los Feliz hipster bullshit thing. being rude is hot, etc… but I can’t stand it.
They seemed nice while helping someone else, and just flat affected and uninterested in me… I was def. not dressed great, sat morning, hung over, etc… but still I have money. And I like to spend it. Too bad Vamp, I would have given you a higher rating a some cash if you had just been friendly…

Vamp is a cute little shoe store that has really great style and excellent customer service. They do sell shoes that are on the pricier side, but that’s because their brands are higher quality (Biviel, Rachel Comey, Bloch, and Frye to name a few) and are priced comparably to other stores. You can pretty much pop in here and expect to find that all their shoes are on trend, and most of them are really high quality and comfortable too! Also, the last time I stopped by, they were out of stock of a particular style. They took down my name, phone number, and shoe size and actually called me a few months later when the shoe came back in stock. Sweet!
They have a blog that they update pretty frequently with new arrivals, and the one time I went to the store they had a great sale section (Frye heels for $ 40 or something insane like that!). The store is quite small, and the time I went there I was the only customer, so it was a teensy bit awkward as all the salesperson attention was on me (I like to be more of an anonymous shopper, but I suppose this could be a good thing for someone who wanted a lot of help). The only complaint I have about this store is that they used to carry Chie Mihara, but dont’ seem to any more. However. they are still totally awesome and worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Vamp shoes are super cute!!! love them… just one suggestion for Vamp… please, please, please have another foto shoot of all your cute shoes but with a more aesthetically pleasant looking foot. I apologize ahead of time to the person whose feet are in the current pictures on the Vamp Blog… but the toes are dry and laking a pedicure… when viewers see the pictures you cant help but focus on the bad pedi.
one last time LOVE YOUR SHOES!

So I walked into Vamp being told it was very expensive, so I thought I was just going to be looking and not buying.
SO happy to tell you that more then half of the stock was on sale and totally affordable! I walked out with two pairs of Jeffery Campbell shoes that came to a total of $ 130. I couldn’t believe it. The woman that was helping us was super helpful and put up with our incessant questions and requests. I was also super pleased that they had tons of size 9’s and 10’s!!! I’m tall ok! :)
the point is I will totally go back here because 1) the shoes are unique and not on everyone else you pass on the street 2) the shoes go on sale so poor folk like me can actually affford them 3) it’s very comfortable once inside and you feel okay asking a shitload of questions.
i die! for shoes that is…

I went back today and my visit this time was better. The sales associate greeted and informed my friend and I about the sale they were having. They definitely had a cute shoe selection…

Fun atmosphere and, despite its small size, a really cool selection of shoes and bags. When I went in, they only had about 4 purses and all of them were incredible.
Shoe prices range from relatively inexpensive ($ 50-​$ 90) to more pricey but their buyer has a great eye. Definitely worth checking out. My friend and I stopped in and she ended up leaving with 3 pairs!