Store Adore shoppers save 20% on everything at Happy LA’s website online and at the Pacific Palisades store. (Enter “storeadore20″ at checkout or mention in-store.)

The selection of unique duds and accessories at Happy LA will surely liven your mood. This unique and vibrant boutique stocks a playful mix of established brands, such as Genetic Denim, Velvet and Me&Ro, along with up-and-comers such as Diane Samandi and Madison Marcus—all selected for the optimum comfort and ease suited to a beach lifestyle. This sumptuous gauze weave scarf by Chan Luu (regularly $195, Store Adore price $156), available in the cheeriest shades, is made of a blend of cashmere and silk, making it a year-round favorite for women of all ages.

We Also Adore: The rock-and-regal combination of gold leather with gold vermeil nuggets of this 10 wrap bracelet by chan luu (regularly $495, Store Adore price $396) makes it the perfect accessory for your casual-chic themed holiday party outfit. But don’t expect it to part from your wrist any time before New Years!

We Also Adore: We’re always up for sweats that blend slouchy ease with a dash of fashion. With its cool side zipper and unfinished hem, this french terry blanket coat from Young Fabulous and Broke (regularly $157, Store Adore price $126) tops our list.

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Soon to become your favorite source for quirky yet always thoughtful gifts, Wishingfish is the online-only boutique guaranteed to stock something that’s not only suitable but also happily received for every occasion—like these iPod Lego Mini Speakers (regularly $19.95, Store Adore price $15.96) for the the music junkie on your list. They run entirely on your iPod’s power and make music portable wherever you go. Available in every color and with not a wire or battery to be found, they’re at the top of our wish lists. (Enter “storeadore” at checkout to receive your 20 percent discount on a purchase of $40 or more at Wishingfish.)

With a catchphrase like “Stay cute!” appearing all over the website, zany online boutique Fred Flare isn’t afraid of a little kitsch. The site’s flamboyant colors and giggly attitude aptly introduce its collection of everything glitzy and fun. You’ll be pigs in glitter when you discover that most gifts are all under 25 bucks, like this Bow Lovely Wristlet Clutch (regularly $14, Store Adore price $10.50)—it’s perfect for the maven on your list that insists she only needs room for her keys and lipstick. Whether she uses it as a clutch or dangles it from her wrist, the festive green color is sure to make it a holiday party staple. (Use code “storeadore” at checkout to receive your 25 percent discount on everything at Fred Flare.)

Elsewares’ passionate commitment to magnificent designs and the artists behind them means not only that you’ll score super-cool stuff on the site, but also that you’ll support independent artists and companies with a conscience in the process. This Chopstick Bowl, made from recycled bamboo chopsticks, is the perfect resting place for everything from fruit to wayward items. (Enter “storeadore” at checkout to receive your 20 percent discount on everything at Elsewares.)

With the right accessories, one black dress becomes a week’s worth of outfits—indeed, many gals feel that baubles and bags are the heart of every ensemble. For your bling junkies, All the Rage offers the ultimate fix: a transfixing trove of discount trend accessories, many modeled on some of today’s hottest (and most expensive) designer pieces at prices all us holiday shoppers can enjoy. Scoop up these Chaotic Crystal Bangles (regularly $16-$20) for the friend on your list that just can’t get enough arm candy. (Enter “StoreAdore” at checkout to get 20 percent off your purchase of $50 or more.)

If you have a friend that is of the view that there’s no point in having a party if she can’t be the hippest host, then hit up Plum Party to liven up her table, find favors guests will never forget, or to satisfy any theme. Browse according to Party Stuff or Theme, and the site will let you know exactly what you need to pull off your party with style and sass. Gift the playful entertainer on your list with these Bright Ice Cream Cups with Spoons (regularly $21, Store Adore price $16.80). Her inner child (and sweet tooth) will thank you. (Enter “storeadore” at checkout to receive your 20 percent discount on everything at Plum Party.)

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Check out these other thoughtful and thrifty gifts from Wishingfish.

These adorable Cupcake Onesies unfold from playful cupcakes into an outfit for baby (regularly $19.95). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on a purchase of $40 or more at Wishingfish.

Be eco-friendly even when taking coffee to go with the reusable porcelain I Am Not a Paper Cup (regularly $19.95). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on a purchase of $40 or more at Wishingfish.

Make sure you have a white Christmas no matter where you are with Snow To Go, just add water and you’re walking in a winter wonderland (regularly $12). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on a purchase of $40 or more at Wishingfish.

Find these budget-conscious and considerate gifts at Fred Flare.

This Slice of Cake Pouch is good enough to eat, and still hold all your coins and other little items (regularly $14, Store Adore price $10.50). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 25% discount on everything at Fred Flare.

It’s impossible to make a mistake with these Dessert Erasers (regularly $12, Store Adore price $9). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 25% discount on everything at Fred Flare.

Be the centerpiece of the party with this Jitterbug Gemstone Headband (regularly $12, Store Adore price $9). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 25% discount on everything at Fred Flare.

Browse more personal and penny-worthy gifts at Elsewares.

Made from sparkling photo-etched stainless steel, our boss Meredith is already trying to figure out a way to make these Pop Out Holiday Ornaments (regularly $14, Store Adore price $11.20) into her holiday earrings. Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on everything at Elsewares.

Give this Vintage Record Frame to your concert buddy, and you’ll be guaranteed the next big ticket (regularly $22, Store Adore price $17.60). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on everything at Elsewares.

Be a constant art aficionado by carrying these limited edition artist wallets, like this Lisa Congdon Wallet (regularly $20, Store Adore price $16). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on everything at Elsewares.

Score more sweet and shopper-saavy gems at All The Rage.

Rock out with rubies with this Ruby Rocks Pendant (regularly $23). Enter “StoreAdore” at checkout for your 20% discount on a purchase of $50 or more at All the Rage.)

Perfect for day or night, available in silver or gold, this Brooklyn Bangle (regularly $22) will make a statement for anyone. Enter “StoreAdore” at checkout for your 20% discount on a purchase of $50 or more at All the Rage.)

Knock off everyone on your list without breaking your bank account by checking out more gift ideas at Plum Party.

Serve up salad in style with this funky Salad Server Set (regularly $15, Store Adore price $12). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on everything at Plum Party.

Hangovers were never so sweet as with these Candy Cane Shotglasses (regularly $6.50, Store Adore price $5.20). Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on everything at Plum Party.

These 1960’s Flower Plates (regularly $22, Store Adore price $17.60) are the perfect appetizer server/conversation starter. Enter “storeadore” at checkout for your 20% discount on everything at Plum Party.

Hey, wait a minute. Last time you walked by Jasmine Sola it was shut down, closed, out of business, kaput. Yet thi stime, beyond the plate glass windows, you see the usual racks and shelves of colorful clothing. You wander in. Hmmmm, what’s going on? It’s as if you’re in a time warp–it looks the same as it did before the doors shut.

A quick inquiry with the young salesgirl sets you straight: same owner, different name. It’s now 344 three forty four, named for the original Jasmine Sola shop at 344 Newbury. So far there are three 344 stores: 344 Newbury, the Pru, and Derby Street Shoppes in Hingham, with two more to set to re-open any day in Newton Center and Wellesley.

According to an article in the Boston Globe, Jasmine Sola founder, Luciano Manganella, will also be opening three new shops, in Dedham, Lynnfield, and Nashua, and is negotiating the leases on the old JS locations in Burlington, Chestnut Hill, Lexington, and Peabody. As for the former stores in Harvard Square or on Commonwealth Avenue near BU, don’t hold your breath.

Word on the street is that 344’s vibe is going to more closely mirror Manganella’s original vision, rather than the overly trendy venue that it became when since New York & Co. acquired it from him. We understand this to mean more refined looks created with lesser known, up and coming labels.

A quick look around the Prudential Center outpost confirms the rumors. Though the decor is identical, there is less inventory, creating a less junked up feel from the boutique of yesteryear. (Whether this is on purpose or simply that they’re not fully stocked is hard to tell.)

The pieces are a little bit nicer, more pulled together, less night-time party girl. Gone are the multitudes of shiny, slinky, barely there dresse and piles of gold-tone costume jewelry. Instead, we found frocks printed with florals and geometric patterns, beachy dresses and some leggings and yoga clothing. The denim selection is as impressive as before - we counted about ten different brands. There are only a few styles of shoes, instead of the impressive array of sandals, flats, flip flops, and Pumas, but keep an eye out, perhaps they’re ramping up.

The clientele is pretty similar - a couple of women in their thirties looking at tops, a couple of college girls surveying jeans, and a throng of twenty-somethings trying on daytime dresses. We overheard snippets of conversations “used to be Jasmine Sola . . . original owner . . .” and “I love all the different colors.” We also chatted with a few customers, including Ivy and Mia, pictured below.

StoreAdore: Did you know that Jasmine Sola had gone out of business?

Ivy: Yes, I knew.

StoreAdore: What do you think of the store now?

Ivy: I’d say it’s basically the same. A lot of the same brands, but not as many clothes in stock.

StoreAdore: Did you shop here before, when it was Jasmine Sola?

Mia: Yes, all the time, for years. But I definitely like it better now. I

StoreAdore: Why? What’s different about it?

Mia: It’s more like it used to be back in the beginning, when Jasmine Sola first opened. It’s not as flashy, there’s not as much stuff, so you don’t have to search through as much to find you like.

We like that.

Main photo: Top by Green Dragon at 344, the Prudential Center, Boston.