Shopping in Roseville

Determined to keep Detroit’s gentlemen looking dapper during a variety of important events, Bruce Henderson, the owner Valente's Men's Formalwear, aims to offer high-quality tuxedoes for purchase and rental. Under Bruce's helm, the store’s racks boast a carefully curated collection of tuxedos from brands such as Calvin Klein, Perry Ellis, and Chaps Ralph Lauren. Valente's staff helps patrons enhance their suave look with a host of accessories ranging from fullback vests, cummerbunds, and formal shirts to top hats and canes perfect for infiltrating peanuts-only gatherings.

If Detroit is the Paris of the West, then Paris of Royal Oak is the Versailles of Detroit, replete with enough fashionable fashions, accessible accessories, and antique antiques to tempt even the restrained, nun-like tastes of a somber Marie Antoinette. With a dazzling blend of new and vintage wares, Paris presents a browsing vortex for flamboyant fashionistas and reclusive heiresses alike. Wearable wares include an ever-changing roster of vintage threads, whereas new glad rags keep things young and modern with graphic tees ($24–$32) and funky skirts, such as the Desigual Sofia ($99). New jewelry ranges from retro glass cocktail rings ($24) to kimono-fabric bangles ($18), and antique jewelry ($12–$50) and accessories add a distingué touch to the wardrobe of any attic-dwelling madwoman. Purchase a slew of vintage handkerchiefs ($5–$12) to toss out of the Amtrak window to a bevy of besotted beaus, and reward the one who catches the most with a summery straw fedora ($24).