Neiman Marcus Last Call

I’ve bought several purses from here, include Moschino to add to my collection. After just a couple of use the leather absorb everything I came in contact with and look completely dirty. I decided to bring the bag in so I could exchange for a different color. They said its my fault, I’m sorry I didn’t know that your bag will swallow every thing it touch. The customer service manager have no customer skills and seem rather annoyed that I was there. I have spent thousands and thousands of dollar here but from today on, they will not get a dime from me. I’m walking my little A$$ to saks as this review is being written. Bye falicia!

Where is Neiman Marcus Last Call in Chicago!!! I really had to restrain myself here I only had a very small luggage to take back with me. Fantastic deals for everyone, they even have doggie treats. I found a great pair of black skinny jeans (great great bargain) and a nice red t-​shirt.

Don’t ever buy from the Neiman Online Website. You order something and then a couple of weeks later, they tell you that it is out of stock and you’re out of luck. Gave up long ago with these useless websites. Maybe if you are physically looking at it in a store, it might be available, but don’t count of getting it shipped from another store

Bought a pair of D&G sunglasses here and they ran out of D&G case, which was alright, so I asked if I could just have any eyeglass case, I didn’t care what brand. They said NO. I rather go to Last Call in Merrifield then to ever come back here again.

I think that the Racks have more of a better selection on designer wear, but sometimes, Neiman Marcus Last Call surprises me with their shoe selections (if you can’t tell by now, I have a thing for unique collectible shoes!) — I found a pair of Charlotte Olympia ‘Cat Face’ slippers and they totally knocked my socks off! I agree with the other reviewers on this place — if you’re looking for something a bit more ‘exclusive,’ NM is the place to go at this mall!
+check out their shoe rack: D

Great deals on high end merchandise.
I like this store. They have a little of everything. A little hard not to get carried away though. You can easily spend several hundred dollars here if you choose a couple items. That being said, I’m sure you’ll be very happy with those purchases. But some items, like tees that are still 99.00 are a pass for me.
What I’m talking about is things like shoes that you might pay 200 for that were originally 500.
look around! You never know what you might find for yourself.

Nice! I found shoes that I would have paid atleast $ ³⁵⁰⁄₄₀₀ for, for about $ 160! You can’t beat that at all! They have great name brands and the store is very neat and in order! It deserves 5 stars especially for an outlet type of store. If you are looking for something exclusive, you’re sure to find it here!

I’ve only shopped here looking for bags. Whereas Nordstrom Rack’s selection has gone south; thankfully, NM LC is around the corner waiting to offer a better selection. Plenty of great designers that most likely will meet the needs of a variety of shoppers.
NM LC lost some points for well… I don’t always feel as if LC is offering «great deals», the location (kinda hidden), and overall layout. NM LC isn’t as poorly organized as Nordstrom’s Rack, but I really feel as if they could do better.

I’ve found some amazing deals here; whenever I’m in need of a new bag or a special-​occasion outfit, this is the first place I check. Plenty of smaller sizes on the racks, save for maybe the evening gowns; if I was in need of a floor-​length dress I’d have to look elsewhere. One thing that irks me: they don’t seem to have a set policy on whether or not NM cardmembers will receive their 5% discount alongside a sales discount. During some sales I receive it, at others I don’t.

Ya know, pre-​recession Vonetta would have been all up on this place, oogling the deeply discounted Marc Jacobs handbags and Diane Von Furstenberg dresses, tossing over her AmEx with the gentlest flick of her wrist.
Post-​recession Vonetta, not so much.
But post-​recession Vonetta needed a formal gown to attend a black tie wedding at a castle in Long Island (No, I am not joking. Rich friends are AWESOME.) So, P-​r Vonetta ordered herself a Zipcar for the day and bounced her way in a Japanese hybrid vehicle to Potomac Mills with great expectations and only a vision of the perfect dress.
She held her breath as she walked into NM Last Call. The store reminded her only slightly of the proper NM with the same bright lighting and accessible layout, but definitely smaller. She quickly noted that most of the apparel is separated by designer, rather than overarching categories («Dresses over here, pants over here»). But she found formal attire sitting in its own gallery closer to the entrance.
Her eyes glazed over at the sight of the long dresses, for P-​r Vonetta was merely impressed with the labels rather than the dresses themselves. She decided to call the selection «just okay,» as the colors stayed toward conservative blacks and whites, or veered toward the ridiculous, lime greens and neon pinks. But P-​r Vonetta was most distressed at the fact that *none of them* were in her size, which she found stultifying. She noted that NM LC might not be the best of places for Euro-​thin girls to find dresses.
Turning away, post-​recession Vonetta sighed, skipping over the handbags and sunglasses that would have sent her heart (and AmEx) aflutter. She told herself she’d return one day for that glorious bag. One day when she is Post-​MBA Vonetta.

I am sitting here at my computer, with a box in front of me. Inside this box sits the pair of the most amazing black shoes I have seen recently. Ladies, you know this feeling I have right now. Not only are these the most amazing «pair of black patented leather Marc Jacobs pumps which originally retail for 365, but that I got for a cool 130» (all said in one breath), but they are the ultimate guy pick up shoes. I am thinking about what I will wear them with, who will dance the night away with me in them — –
This is a nutshell is the pleasure that the NEW Neiman Marcus Last Call Clearance center at Potomac Mills Mall has brought me in the last 30 minutes alone. Located between Ruby Tuesdays and the AMC movie theater it has now taken the spot as my favorite store in my local mall (Sorry Nordstrom Rack — you now have nothing on this place).
DESIGNER, DESIGNER, DESIGNER. I was surround by DVR, Tory Burch, Theory, Lavender Label Vera Wang, Chloe, Chanel, Dior, Dolce and Gabbana, Etro, and much much more. I literally had to pry myself away from a fabulous Kooba bag.
Not only do they have HIGH quality merchandise, but it doesn’t feel like an outlet at all. It is all nicely displaced and organized. I mean, it isn’t real Neimans, but it isn’t gap outlet either.
So go now! Now! Get you some fabulous shoes and a purse… you know you want to.
Oh yeah, and for those of you reading this promptly it just opened and the whole place is an extra 20% off (through April 13). Enjoy! Ill be walking around my house the rest of the night in my new heels.

There were some smokin’ deals in here. But the thorn in the side of this location of NM’s discount store will always be that Nordstrom Rack is a few doors down. Yes, I found a Chloe bag for $ 1200. But I BOUGHT a Chloe bag for $ 700 at the Rack (well, Mummy bought it for me).
Being a Nordy girl and a rabid Rack devotee, and one who doesn’t mind digging, mind, Last Call came off very sterile. But then again, it’s brand-​spanking new.
Last Call is a million times more clean and organized than Nordstrom Rack, but I think you’ll find that you might be paying for that extra staff to straighten up reflected in the prices. The deals just aren’t as good. You’ll still pay $ 100+ for a Plenty dress, while at the Rack you’d pay $ 70, $ 50ish if you’re damn lucky and a size (fill in the blank).
Last Call also has the Rack beat on selection and set up. Last Call has racks by designer (the Rack has them by departments, so unless you’re familiar with Nordstrom’s tiers you won’t really know what to go for). Last Call has a Prada rack, and a Philip Lim rack (at Nordy you get «designer» racks where everything is thrown together); on the lower end you’ll find a True Religion rack, Tory Burch, Trina Turk, Cynthia Steffe, etc. and most importantly, a Theory rack! Now I don’t have to drive to Leesburg for (relatively) cheap Theory threads.
The selection of evening dresses and gowns was jaw-​dropping. I haven’t seen a lot of high-​end gowns (although they were so «last season») in the flesh and they are fucking drop-​dead gorgeous. I spent a good 45 minutes just going through them, touching, feeling, marveling and wishing I had a reason to buy one, as well as the bank roll that would allow such a purchase, and basically pitying my own life, which right now consists of being one-​upped by a southern stunt double of Miss Piggy… I know that makes no sense. I digress.
On that note, it was off to the Rack to try to find whatever was worth finding, hopefully a new shirt or something to get drunk in at the Ozomatli show. Mission accomplished, along with scooping up a $ 200 Natori, zebra-​patterned, old-​school Hollywood glam robe for $ 50 – an indulgence I’ve wanted for ages. They only had one, and it was in my size.