 KATHY SCHULTZ
Teal and black leather Dusica Dusica boots at Lola Pop.
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Fremont shopping
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It probably should come as no surprise that the Seattle community that fancies itself the Center of the Universe should be a one-of-a-kind place to shop, too. The obligatory Starbucks aside, the neighborhood is practically chain-free, guaranteeing unique finds.
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Bellefleur Lingerie Boutique
This boutique stocks a gorgeous assortment of bras, panties, thongs, loungewear and sleepwear from top designers.
Bitters Co.
Owners/sisters Katie and Amy Carson have designed and feature their own furniture and accessory line; other pieces are antiques and unusual imports.
Bliss
You'd be hard pressed to spend an entire paycheck here. Super girly and super affordable, this corner shop has all the current (and fleeting) trends.
Dandelion Botanical Co.
An organic apothecary selling bulk herbs, tonic teas, beautiful teapots and fabulous Sistercraft soaps in flavors like pink grapefruit and chocolate marmalade.
Deluxe Junk
The name is a bit of a misnomer — there's not much junk here; it's more like a retro treasure hunt for those seeking fabulousness.
Dream
At Dream, you'll find cute, moderately-priced casual outfits that you can wear to work or for a night on the town with the girls.
Dusty Strings Acoustic Music Shop
This Fremont shop houses locally-made harps and dulcimers, new and used guitars, banjos, mandolins, flutes, percussion instruments, songbooks, CDs and more.
Essenza
Essenza specializes in top-of-the-line imported fragrances (with designer baby clothes mixed in among upscale scents for the toddler set), daintily arranged as in an old-style European apothecary.
Frank and Dunya
This shop is filled with arts and crafts from dozens of Pacific Northwest Artists including jewelry, glass art, ceramics and other fun and functional art for home and body.
Frankie
Find hip, good quality shoes in this slip of a store with tomato-colored ceilings and lime-hued walls.
Fremont Antique Mall
A walk through this place is like a tour through America's collective consciousness for the past 100 years.
Fremont Place Book Co.
At this small, local bookstore, there's no room for filler, just the good stuff.
Jive Time Records (Fremont)
Whether you come to Jive Time to sell your vinyl or to buy more, the staff of this top-shelf record boutique works hard to ensure you a high-fidelity experience.
Kimberly Baker Jewelry
Tucked away in an intimate space on 36th, this is where jewelry designer Kimberly Baker showcases her complete collection.
Lambs Ear Shoes
This chic, austere Fremont shoe shop is the place to go for boots, sandals and flats by Corso Como, Devotte, Marcello Toshi and more. And don't miss the selection of designer bags.
Les Amis
This romantic boutique with rustic wood floors and French country vibe is a local favorite. It's filled with feminine fashions from independent designers such as Erica Tanov, a little lingerie, handbags and locally made jewelry.
Lola Pop
You won't find shoes like these anywhere, unless, of course, you are shopping in Italy and France.
Lucca Statuary
You'll find fountains, planters, plaques and statues, all made from concrete with a patina that makes them look ancient.
Merge
Owner Patricia Wolfkill's vision is to bring Seattleites simple luxury by way of modern classics from New York, Los Angeles and Italy. She's done that with a carefully edited boutique for women who want chic, rather than girlie.
Patina
If you're looking to furnish your abode with Danish and American mid-century modern furniture, this is the place.
PCC Natural Markets (Fremont)
This co-op has many locations in the Puget Sound area, but the focus remains the same: natural foods with an emphasis on organics.
Portage Bay Goods
This eclectic shop is filled with locally made crafts, baby items, cards, bath and body and other gifts.
Private Screening
This shop specializes in vintage clothing and accessories in excellent condition for men and women, and select home furnishings.
Railey's Leash & Treat
If dogs and cats had mad money to spend, they'd almost certainly blow it all at Railey's Leash & Treat.
Tininha's Butique de Biquini
Brazilian owner Christina Silva stocks her beachy boutique with skimpy little Brazilian bikinis, beach bags, sarongs, thongs and other seaside accoutrements.
Twice Sold Tales
The selection of used books — from women's studies to queer lit, poetry to erotica, Bukowski to Murakami — is deep, well-organized and in terrific condition.
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