State Street

Having played several different roles in the world of Chicago shopping, State Street has reemerged as a top contender as far as shopping destinations go in the Windy City.

Gone is the classic Marshall Field's and in today is a modern Macy's. The charm of the old building remains however, and Macy's has filled what could have been a void with grace and poise. In addition to the great shopping at Macy's, comes a plethora of events, trunk and fashion shows and even flea markets giving the State Street neighborhood shoppers all the more to buzz about.

State Street isn't just about Macy's though, today it also means superb bargain shopping. Designer bargains are everywhere here: Filene's Basement, Nordstrom Rack, TJ Maxx, Forever 21 and more create a the perfect line-up for budget-conscious spree-shopping.

La Salle Street

The Loop is full of stylish workers and therefore, the need for shopping fashion-forward business attire is a necessity. La Salle Street is traditionally known for housing a great slew of shops catering to the 9-5 crews. Shop Brooks Brothers - The Rookery, Ann Taylor and Ann Taylor Loft, and more.

Jewelers Row

Every city seems to have their diamond district or jewelers row and Chicago is no exception. Here, shoppers fare well at Jewelers Row or Wabash Avenue. In fact the very origin of a jewelry mall began here in 1912 with the "Jewelers Mall" at 5 South Wabash. Inside the mall you'll find 30 some jewelry shops to fulfill your heart's desire.