Bibelot is a gift shop, it’s true. You can find everything from novelty magnets, stained glass nightlights, gourmet chocolate sauce and photo albums to Christmas ornaments, bath salts, birthday cards, and stationery at this old standby. But the clothing and accessory selection is not to be overlooked as it frequently includes classic looks from reputable brands as well as quirky flourishes from underappreciated smaller lines.

Solid colored separates from elegant lines like Eileen Fischer and Isda & Co. are the mainstay of the clothing offerings, with loose tunics, ankle-length skirts, and crisp white blouses in stock year-round. But rifle through the racks a bit longer and you’ll unearth Ikat-print dresses, Nehru-collar jackets, eyelet skirts, and other less conservative offerings. Don’t miss the eccentric skirts and blouses from Chicago-based designer Neesh by D.A.R., which will undoubtedly include grosgrain ribbon trim, sequins, and Liberty print florals in a surprisingly successful design hodgepodge. And in the colder months, be sure to peruse the sweater selection, which always encompasses rich colors, luxe materials from alpaca to silk, and unusual cuts that will help you stand apart from the Gap-clad masses.

Even if the clothing isn’t to your taste, the Bibelot’s accessories are sure to tempt. With stylish printed silk squares from Echo Designs, trendproof leather goods from Hobo International, and a range of jewelry that includes $6 beaded bracelets, $200 handcrafted precious metal necklaces, and everything in between, even the most finicky accessory hound is sure to score.