Tag: shopping

It may not boast the racks and racks of options that you’ll find at a big-box store, but what the Sentimentalist does have is an intimate, romantic vibe and staffers who shower brides-to-be with personal attention.

After owner Janet Armell closed her decades-old Virginia-Highland storefront in 2012, many people thought the funky Mooncake was no more.

How has Lululemon become synonymous with athletic wear that’s stylish enough for post-gym runs to Whole Foods?

“The Southeast is a cornerstone in the maker market,” says Mark Bollman, founder of American Field—a pop-up for made-in-the-USA goods, from vodka and jerky to loafers and watches.

Since turning 40 six years ago, I’ve been waiting for my midlife crisis to start. Only recently did it occur to me that I’m already neck-deep in it, and that perhaps I’m like the frog in the slow-to-boil water who didn’t think to jump out until it was too late.

New storefronts are popping up all across Atlanta, and destination shopping hub Westside Provisions District is no exception. This fall, the development told us, it will welcome two first-to-market fashion brands: Lilith and Roberta Roller Rabbit.

The pop-up shop by local style maven and blogger Mandy Kellogg Rye, author of Waiting on Martha, is back for the summer at Shops Around Lenox

With big-box favorites like West Elm and J.Crew already slated to anchor the massive retail space at Ponce City Market, developer Jamestown Properties rounded out the offerings this week, giving Atlanta Magazine the scoop on a slew of mostly new-to-market independent boutiques.

The list of retailers continues to grow at the ritzy Buckhead Atlanta development, and we’ve got the scoop.

A slew of new shops—and several attractive seasonal pop-ups—has landed in Atlanta in time for holiday shopping.