This treasure chest of a consignment store is crammed full of so many designer and vintage pieces that you may feel overwhelmed. But persevere because here is where you will find a mint condition Brunello Cucinelli pencil skirt only a couple of seasons old for the amazing price of $44. Or a vintage bold and bright Pucci dress or covetable Derek Lam bag. The store only accepts clothes that are one- or two-years old with exceptions made for mint vintage pieces, and the prices drop significantly after 30 and 60 days.

With a sister store in Los Angeles, Holiday brings the best of West Coast hip to New England, and traditional Boston loves it. Shopping at Holiday makes you feel as if you’ve just stepped into your fashion-forward best friend’s closet—and she happens to have an armoire full of Foley & Corinna, Thread Social and Mint.

Lekker’s Dutch owner brings a European sensibility to Boston at her sleek store in the South End. Stocked with hard-to-find tabletop, lighting, furniture and accessory lines, it carries everything a sophisticated modernist needs to decorate her home. The Lekker name comes from the Dutch word for “alluring,” an appropriate designation, given that departing the store without at least a set of glassware can be difficult.

Newbury Street’s temple to cashmere and vicuna houses shelves of lusciously soft sweaters and scarves in muted tones and neutral shades. This store, ranked the third most expensive in the United States, also sells boldly-colored silk tunics, leather bags and sun hats.

Charming Mint Julep carries a youthful selection suitable for Harvard students and their young-at-heart parents. Citizen of Humanity jeans share shelf space with Molly Bracken and Corey Lynn Calter dresses and a small selection of jewelry and handbags. There are also locations in Brookline and in downtown Manhattan.