Sunday, December 11, 2016

Reasons for Boutique Shopping

Among our travels throughout the panhandle, we most recently landed in a small quaint little town of Port St Joe, Florida. We enjoyed a unique and family friendly atmosphere. A multitude of shops lined up just waiting and welcoming us in for an outstanding evening of boutique shopping. Very warm shops with just the right touch of whimsy with every open door. We found inviting staff members greeting guests as if each individual were a family member arriving home for the holidays. The streets decorated in true seasonal fashion. A simply adorable place to visit again and again, for years to come...

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Boutique clothing as most of you are aware, we field many questions directly and through the use of our blog. When big topics keep coming up we like to use this medium to get the message out. With that being said, and in response to some of our "newcomers" we are going to try to define what is boutique shopping? More specifically (given the holiday season) "boutique girl" clothing? So we set out for Port St Joe, Florida to find out what shop owners think and say on this subject.

Shop brands are clothing ranges ‘dreamed up’ by self-employed designers, produced in minimal quantities and sold at small independent stores, aka boutiques. Sometimes boutique clothes are made and sold directly by the artist or trunk keepers. Frequently, these cute outfits are made-to-order and, sometimes, the design is absolutely unique. However , there is a number of independent clothing brands for girls that are factory-made, produced in larger quantities, sold in shops all over the country and possess a big around the world following. To get more information you can click here.

In the wonderful world of faceless conglomerates, boutique clothing provides a great alternative to big-box brands. Persnickety Clothing, Mustard Pie Clothing, Matilda Jane, Giggle Moon and Joyfolie shoes are just some of such brands. Boutique girls clothes are unique and exclusive. Because cute girl outfits are produced in limited volumes (and sometime are one-of-a-kind), it is highly improbable you will run into a child wearing the same outfit as your daughter or granddaughter. Boutique shopping womens outfits often attract attention with their distinctive designs and earn compliments with their cuteness. Another reason for exclusivity is the way these clothes are sold.

Some designers only make their clothes to-order and, while custom order ‘spots’ are in high demand, the number of these spots (in other words, the number of custom orders that the designer if willing and able to fill) is limited. Other brands sell their products through trunk owners. A trunk keeper shows samples of the clothing to a little group of people, takes orders and then submits them to the head office. Because of limited quantities not all orders and so are. Time, work and pure luck required to buy boutique girls clothing add to its exclusivity. Shopping girls clothing supports local communities and small businesses.

These cute outfits are designed by small, often family owned, companies. They are created at relatively small factories mainly in the Combined States and bought at independent shops. Everything about boutique kids clothing supports small businesses and, at the end of the day, plays a role in local communities. Any time you buy boutique, you shop local. Even if you buy online, you usually shop with small family owned e-commerce businesses in the United States. Boutique women clothes are quality before quantity. Independent designers stay in close touch with merchants as well as the end consumer of their products.

They take comments and recommendations seriously and make comfort and quality important parts of their designs. There is a good reason for doing that. Without huge marketing budgets of big-box brands, boutique shopping brands depend on the word of mouth as their main marketing tool. In the world of social media, positive feedback is crucial for your survival and growth of indie kids clothing brands. Boutique ladies clothing holds its value. Because of its high quality, uniqueness and exclusivity, indie kids clothes holds its value and can be easily passed down or cold after your girl is done putting on it.

Some clothing even goes up in price! Right now there are many resell neighborhoods for boutique girls clothes. If you are thinking about selling your girl’s outfits, good places to begin are auction websites, various resell Facebook groups and pages and community forums such as Moms Inside Style or GymboFriends. And of course (Host Plug).

Shopping for girls clothing is merely basic cute! These lovely designs are inspired by his passion for children not by the love for profits. Independent kids clothing designers show love for their own kids and children generally through each one of their design. These cute women clothes reflect the inclusion of of childhood and bring out the charm and amiability of the child who dons them. Find more information about it right here fashion. I hope I have convinced a few of my readers to test boutique girls clothing! Maybe you can dress your girl in Mustard Pie Clothes for her birthday. Or get a Persnickety Clothing dress as to wear for Easter. Dollcake Clothing will be exquisite for flower girl dresses and Ooh La Una Couture is definitely a customer favorite for pageants. Unique occasions and family pictures are a perfect ‘excuse’ to get your girl one – or two- boutique outfits.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

PANAMA CITY BEACH BOUTIQUES

MUSIC STORE

FEATURED ARTIST: BILLY GILMAN

Music Store Featured Artist Billy Gilman

Lyndsey Parker Reality Rocks : "The Voice has always been a show about second chances. From Season 1’s Javier Colon and Dia Frampton (both former major-label signees), to one time Michael Jackson background singer Judith Hill, to the series’ most recent winner, ex-Curly Sue child star Alisan Porter, many industry veterans have turned to the show for a career reboot. But perhaps no professional contestant has a story as interesting as that of Billy Gilman, the openly gay former country music preteen prodigy, who auditioned for The Voice Season 11 this Tuesday.

Billy, now 28, made history in 2000, when at age 11 he became the youngest artist to have a Top 40 hit on the country charts with his first single, the gold-certified “One Voice.” He earned a double-platinum album for his full-length debut (which went to #2 on Billboard’s Country Chart), as well as two subsequent gold albums. But a rocky road lay ahead for Billy, who had to relearn how to sing after his post-puberty voice changed. Nashville lost eventually interest in him, and he even took a five-year hiatus from music, returning in 2014 with the independent “Say You Will.”

But more importantly, that same year, Billy came out as gay — a rare act in the conservative country music world — via a personal YouTube video, after being inspired by a similar announcement by gay country singer Ty Herndon. In his post, Billy implied that gossip about his sexuality may have been the real reason for his career slump, saying: “In recent years when I did come back to Nashville, there were rumors and whispers — is he or isn’t he? For many that know Nashville and how much I love the industry… being a gay male country artist is not the best thing. You know, if people don’t like your music, that’s one thing. But after having sold over 5 million records and having a wonderful life in the music industry, I knew something was wrong when no major label wanted to sit down and have a meeting and listen to the new stuff. I’d do a showcase in Nashville and no major label showed.”

Billy then added, “It’s difficult for me to make this video. Not because I’m ashamed of being a gay male artist, or a gay artist, or a gay person. But it’s pretty silly to know that I’m ashamed of doing this knowing that because I’m in a genre, and in an industry, that is ashamed of me for being me.”

So now Billy is back, on The Voice, a GLAAD Media Award-winning show that has a long and admirable history of welcoming openly LGBT contestants — ever since its first season, when four of the top eight finalists (and two of the top four) were gay or bisexual. And Billy is, interestingly, also leaving the country world behind and going pop.

“Within the quiet moments, I found who I was as a person,” he told Voice host Carson Daly backstage Tuesday, as he reflected on his time away from the spotlight. “I had to come to grips with being gay… I took a long time to rebuild vocally, but it was coming back, and then coming to grips with who I was personally, I also came to grips with who I was as a singer. You know, I love my country music roots, but deep down, I really always wanted to be a pop singer.

“It’s actually nerve-racking to stand here and just be 100 percent me. There’s only one shot to reinvent myself.”

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Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Waterproof Dry Bags by Odyssey, with Shoulder Strap & Free Bonus Smartphone Dry Bag

Truly one of the best bags on the market. No metal, no rust, easy to use and completely waterproof. And if that was not enough, would you imagine when closed up, it can serve as an additional floatation device.

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