Founded by NYC fashion designer Cibeline Sariano, this Somerville boutique located in the outskirts of Davis Square showcases the owner’s penchant for luxurious fabrics presented in classic styles. Cibeline offers unique jewelry, fashionable handbags and fabulous “Sex and the City”-style shoes. Great shop for the burgeoning fashionista.

A step up from Urban Outfitters, this hip alternative women's clothing store has everything an angst-filled teenager might need—from pinstriped Dickies to...khaki Dickies. Although the clothes here are a bit overpriced, there are tons of trendy digs to be found. From suede jackets and skirts to off-beat shirts, eclectic costume jewelry, and everything in between. Black and Blues is the perfect store for women who want to look like they went to a thrift store while paying boutique prices. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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Template:Health Club NOTE: Dahn has closed. A new women's clothing boutique, Suneri, is slotted to open in its place. If you want to take a new approach to healthy living, but are freaking out because you think that “chakra” is a sadistic form of shock therapy, don't worry—the welcoming, soft-spoken staff at the Dahn Center will clear up any of your misconceptions about Eastern holistic training without making any quick, sudden movements. After you're done with your private introductory session ($19, including total body evaluation and personalized wellness program), you'll be able to spout off about Chi and Meridian Exercise like nobody's business. Dahn offers several yoga classes ($130/mo) throughout the day; workshops are also available at the same price. Healing sessions run around $150/hr, or experience an “energy massage” for $100/hr. A rather pricey alternative compared to some other yoga classes, but if your body energy is off and you need the calming smell of Chai and the soothing sounds of waterfalls to re-center yourself, then the Dahn Center just might be for you. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

From their website: Suneri opened its doors in Davis Square in Somerville, Massachusetts in May 2008 bringing together a unique collection of fashionable clothing, jewelery and shoes. The collections feature works from emerging designers around the globe mixed with some established designers to create an intriguing shopping experience. Our name Suneri is named after the three sisters from India who own the business. It is the combination of the first two letters of each sister's name: Sudha, Neena, and Ritu. As it turns out, in the sisters' native language, Hindi, Suneri means golden. And if we may say it made us feel quite golden...

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Whether you're an aspiring rockstar purchasing your first electric guitar or an experienced musician looking to fine tune your equipment, Rockin' Bob can provide you with quality used and vintage guitars. Formerly known as Used Sound, Rockin' Bob's has been buying, selling, and trading sound systems and instruments in Davis Square for over 23 years. All merchandise is pre-tested, with a 30-day guarantee. Repairs also offered on-site. Guitars range from $115 for an acoustic to $750. Amps and auxiliary equipment $125-550, mics $25-75. Rockin' Bob's will accept trade-ins or buy your used instrument for cash or store credit. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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