Julie Haus Boutique Opening

After a wildly successful stint as a pop-up store, Julie Haus is FINALLY officially open for permanent business. Its beautiful gallery-style SoHo boutique houses Haus' super chic clothes in a super chic setting. Known best for tailored fits, custom prints, and fine details, Julie Haus' fall/winter 2010 collection, which currently occupies the space, is inspired by the dark color palette, the textures of the puppets, and the infusion of technology from the London play, War Horse. With changing interior decor (set to coordinate with the vision and feel of each collection), a new diffusion line named J/J, and collaborations with local designers, Julie Haus has created a recipe for complete success.

Jewelry collaboration with local designer

Details from the F/W 2010 Collection

Gallery style interior, art & War Horse inspirations

Julie Haus is located at 458 Broome Street, New York, NY.

To learn more, see more, and to purchase pieces from Julie Haus' Collection, click here.

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M

Upgrade You

As the Christian Dior Boutique on 57th Street undergoes renovations, we are treated to the sight of their biggest bag yet. Literally.

Dig this creativity and foresee some pretttty fabulous renovations.

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M

The Year of the Tiger

What I wore: Top by Iro, Bandage Skirt by Millau, Shoes (not pictured) by Dolce Vita

The Chinese New Year is upon us and we decided to help usher in the year of the Tiger! Ok, so none of us are Chinese, but that is no excuse for not celebrating! I headed to the Shanghai Tang (we had so much fun at their last event, there was no way we were passing up another opportunity to party with them!) Boutique on Madison Avenue to ring in the New Year and toast to the launch of the spring collection! Doesn't get much better than that..."Tiger Tonic" specialty cocktails provided by Alize, Chinese take-away boxes filled with candy, CDs with a sampling of the new Shanghai Tang Lounge Music, and a preview to new clothes (which by the way...are gorgeous!!! The collection is inspired by the pop era of 1960s Hong Kong as well as traditional Chinese art and I definitely recommend checking it out!) A very Happy New Year indeed!

For Shanghai Tang click here

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B