Did you all know that Anthropologie has opened it's first ever "accessories-only" shop? Like many of you, I am a huge fan of Anthropologie's beautiful clothing and home decor, so I was very excited to check out their newest offering. Luckily, the shop just happens to be located in Chevy Chase, MD (just outside of D.C), so it was super convenient for me to take a peek in person. It's a lovely, boutique-style shop filled with a colorful and well-edited selection of high-end jewelry, bags, accessories, and shoes.
But, for me, the best part had to be the shop's decor...there was a "candy and sweets" theme throughout the store.
Personally, I think shoes should always be displayed on a plate of colorful macarons...
Too bad these were faux!
I also loved the shabby, vintage touches everywhere. How incredibly cool is this wall of vintage framed floral oil paintings...
Everything in the shop was artfully displayed. I fell in love the the hand-painted screen below...
So pretty.
And these delicately beaded tops looked like they came out of a antique-clothing shop.
So, if you find yourself in the Chevy Chase area, Anthropologie Accessories is definitely worth a visit!
Back tomorrow...
:-)
Jessica
How wonderful that Anthropologie opened an accessories only store. That's my favorite part of their stores. Hope they open one near me soon. Love that picture with the shoe on the plate of faux macarons.
Posted by: Sharon | November 15, 2010 at 07:37 PM
Lovely tour, thanks Jessica.
I love Anthropologie always
Posted by: ju ju be | November 16, 2010 at 09:27 AM
Uh!! So Jealous!! What a GREAT shop! Let's hope they open a London branch soon (or is that swoon?)
Thanks for the pics Jessica!
Sadie @ sadieboonvintage.com
Posted by: Sadie Boon | November 16, 2010 at 03:16 PM
Oooh, I'm thankful you can live fairly close to the new Anthro store. I can't think of a better photographer to keep us updated regularly on what they are offering (no pressure!) lol
Posted by: Mitzi Curi | November 21, 2010 at 07:50 PM
Am a big fan of Anthrop., especially their 'staging.' Great photos!
Posted by: Sharon Creech | December 22, 2010 at 09:03 AM