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IN Style News
You Don’t have to
live in Midtown
Evolve, a women’s clothing
and accessory shop, has opened
in Emory Village with brands
including Ella Moss, Velvet,
Citizens of Humanity, Paige
and Goldsign, as well as edgier
labels like Zachary’s Smile,
Burning Torch, Claudette and
Talla. Exclusive lines such as DelForte, Denim, Covet,
Panda Snack and Doie are also here. Funky home accessories such as picture frames made from tin ceiling tiles,
quilts from old rock concert T-shirts and totes made
from sailboat sails, journals from favorite childhood
books, stationery from old maps and handmade cards
add more layers of intrigue and interest. The earthfriendly focus is manifested in reclaimed wood displays.
You’ll also see jewelry made from vintage findings from
around the globe, natural elements (snake vertebrae and river rocks), and bags from leather
jackets, army surplus and vintage fabrics. 1581 North Decatur Rd., (404) 474-3244.
to enjoy a
Midtown
Lifestyle
Discover a vibrant way of
life that’s convenient to
Windward and Alpharetta
Crabapple Crossroad’s unique village
lifestyle offers all the benefits of
walkable urban living in an incredibly
desireable North Fulton location.
You’ll find that many of the places you
visit every day are just footsteps from
your door – the gym, your favorite
coffee shop, and more are all
within a short walk. Wide sidewalks,
luxurious and airy loft-styled homes,
gated courtyards, and a location
in Crabapple’s Downtown Historic
district give you the best of
both worlds - “intown” charm and
“suburban” comforts.
The Children’s Boutique Clearance Sale will take place at Twelve hotel at Atlantic
Station, Saturday, July 28, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Children’s clothing, shoes, accessories,
toys and more will be offered up to 70 percent off. All sales final. Some of the participating stores include Sprong Children’s Shoes, Addy’s Closet, Small Concept, Jack and Grace,
Limetree/Lil Squeeze, The Lollipop Store, Pink Lemonade, and more.
Visit www.attheworks.net or call (404) 876-1359.
What kid hasn’t been called “a little stinker”? Atlanta mom and entrepreneur Britt Menzies has turned the age-old expression into a line of T-shirts
and other apparel. StinkyKids’ designs are meant to illustrate the innocence and happiness of childhood. A portion of the proceeds from the sale
of StinkyKids merchandise goes to a nonprofit organization (Books, Bears
& Bonnets Inc.) for children and adults fighting cancer and other serious
illnesses (www.booksbearsbonnets.org). T-shirts are made from 100 percent
cotton, range from $24 to $44, and are available at Mitzi & Romano in VirginiaHighland, The Children’s Shop at Peachtree Battle shopping center, and Kangaroo
Pouch in Buckhead, among other places. Visit www.stinkykids.com.
The twice-annual Boutique Warehouse Bargain Sale will be held Friday and Saturday,
July 20 and 21, at a new warehouse location: 1015 Collier Rd. Some of the participating
boutiques include Boogaloos, Potpourri, Sandpiper, Fab’rik, Pink Lemonade, Fickle Manor,
Kaleidoscope featuring Four Bags, BD Jeffries, Veruca and K-La. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more
information, visit www.shopsandpiper.com or call (770) 433-2989.
If you’re planning a wedding and own an iPod, you might want to know about podcasts
offered by MatrimonyInc. Programs from the new iMatrimony Wedding Podcast Network
can be downloaded about other weddings, fashions, advice, events, wedding trends and
even relationship advice. For more, visit www.matrimonyinc.com. IN
Visit www.AtlantaINtownPaper.com click on the Gumshoe link.
Carriage Homes from the Mid $400’s
678-366-1407
Directions: 400 North to Mansell Road exit - exit heading west - cross over Hwy 9 and bear right on 140
towards Canton. Stay on 140 until you reach the intersection of Crabapple Road - turn right heading North.
Neighborhood will be on your left just south of
Birmingham Hwy.
williamscraft.com
INtown | JULY 2007
All information is believed to
be accurate but not warranted
and is subject to change
without notice.
(678)352-3314
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