Los Angeles: Top 10 Rooms to Undress In

Kara Lynn Hoppe

Updated October 14, 2009

Before walking out of the boutique radiating confidence and gripping heavy shopping bags and after pulling a plethora of possible wardrobe additions, we spend precious time in a sacred space of retail property getting undressed. Dressing rooms must have charm, personality, privacy and stellar lighting for selecting the lucky garments that’ll make the cut. These boutiques house the best rooms LA has to offer for taking it all off and putting it back on.

Maison Martin Margiela

Los Angeles Shops » Beverly Hills » Designer

Margiela’s iconic, spotless white walls and décor inspire colorful imaginations.

Alexander McQueen

Los Angeles Shops » West Hollywood » Designer

A trip down the rabbit hole. The journey to these fitting rooms is a hall of mirrors which create a trippy, optical illusion that paves the way to a spectacular fitting room the size of a Manhattan one bedroom apartment.

Alberta Ferretti

Los Angeles Shops » West Hollywood » Designer

Sleek and modern. Rooms have magnetic walls and plenty of metal hooks for creating your own personalized merchandising display.

Confederacy

Los Angeles Shops » Los Feliz » Denim

Telephone booth fitting rooms where ‘Clark Kents’ become ‘Supermen’.

Kiki de Montparnasse

Los Angeles Shops » Hollywood » Beauty

Wonderland for intimate apparel has what it takes to find your inner sexy beast--floor to ceiling mirrors, dramatic purple velvet drapery, and three different lighting options-“Before”, “During” and “After”.

3.1 Phillip Lim

Los Angeles Shops » West Hollywood » Designer

Welcome to the jungle. Bamboo walls surround as natural light pours in from up high in these extremely generous and spacious fitting rooms.

Moods of Norway

Los Angeles Shops » West Hollywood » Designer

Norwegian country outhouses have grass on the roof, rocking chairs inside and milk jugs as décor. These fitting rooms charm the pants right off us.

Prada

Los Angeles Shops » Beverly Hills » Designer

Prada’s fitting rooms are out of this world and fit for the future. ‘Now you see them, now you don’t’. A button on the floor turns transparent glass to opaque glass making for a space-age, mind-blowing undressing experience.