Have you found yourself flipping through the fashion magazines and thinking much of what you’re supposed to be buying, wearing and loving just isn’t for you?
We understand.
As Maria Luisa Whittingham has said, “I try to stay away from trends and fads, and focus on the forward-looking things that still have staying power.”
That’s why when you select something this autumn at Maria Luisa, you’ll not only likely enjoy wearing it this season – but well into the coming seasons.
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The staying power of the fashions and accessories offered by Maria Luisa was brought into crystal-clear focus during the Maria Luisa 30th anniversary celebrations, when longtime (and more recent) customers modeled their favorite Maria Luisa purchases as part of “30 Looks of 30 Years.” It was hard to tell if something was purchased six months ago or six years ago – and that’s the beauty of both the aesthetic and quality of what’s found at Maria Luisa.
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So this autumn, we invite you to stop in – or visit us on MariaLuisaBoutique.com or Shoptiques.com – and see our latest offerings.
We have the tried-and-true brands and silhouettes plus a few things to mix it up, whether you’re looking for pants or tops, skirts, dresses, jackets, bags, scarves, jewelry – and our ever-popular footwear.
And we hope you’ve seen our social-media post about one of our newest finds, accessories from MacKenzie83. The New York-based, made-in-America company pretty much sums up our approach to how we select what we carry – with ethical shopping always in mind.
MacKenzie83 designs eco-friendly, responsibly sourced accessories featuring organic and free-range leathers, organic cottons and recycled metals. We’re loving the look, of course, but the story behind the stunning designs is what brings it to the forefront.
And we’re hoping it will kick-start a conversation about ethical shopping, something we plan to further explore in both our next blog – and with a Nov. 8 special event showcasing MacKenzie83 – and benefitting the Center for Safety and Change (more details to come).
Hope to see you soon!
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