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Style Spotlight MEGGAN SULFSTED OF CAMARGO TRADING Looking for a wardrobe refresh this fall?

Meggan Sulfsted, owner of Camargo Trading, talks you through tips and trends for the upcoming season.

What blast from the past will be making a return in the fall?

It’s the season of plaid! Add a dash of tartan or checkered print to your wardrobe this fall. Red and black tartan is the most popular, but I’ve seen orange and other bright colors as well. At Camargo, we have some adorable Drew tops that have just a simple plaid lining that are perfect.

What wardrobe addition will wow the crowd this season?

Fringe or fur! These accents allow you to add a touch of style to your fall look. You can find these on purses, coats, collars and cuffs… just to name a few.

One piece you will discover at Trading that you won’t find anywhere else…

The Fairchild Baldwin Bella necklace.

This bold necklace instantly dresses up any outfit and is one of my personal favorites.

What three fashion staples will you have in your fall wardrobe?

A fabulous pair of denim. One that makes you feel good, is soft and fits just right. A classic navy sweater, not black, but blue!

Lastly, a great pair of black flats. These will go with everything you wear this season.

My own personal motto is always invest in your core wardrobe items. Quality goes a long way!

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PUMPED UP KICKS The 25th anniversary edition of Nike’s classic Air Max 90 updates the icon with colorful graphic details and snakeskin textured finish. Zack Morris would approve.

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WHERE: Kenwood WHEN: TBD 2016 WHY: The luxury furniture store has chosen the newly revitalized address of The Kenwood Collection (formerly the failed Kenwood Towne Place project) to be the home of its only Signature Store in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. The 13,000-square-foot space will be the development’s first anchor tenant, sprawling over two levels.

KIT AND ACE WHERE: Over-the-Rhine WHEN: June 2015 WHY: Co-founder JJ Wilson says the “technical cashmere” brand chose to open its third U.S. shop in OTR because the neighborhood shares a similar comeback story with the brand’s first location in Gastown, a historic Vancouver neighborhood. The shop is a rare corporate breed on Vine Street, but it earns points for integrating local artists’ work into the design of the shop.

ELM & IRON WHERE: Over-the-Rhine WHEN: May 2015 WHY: Upon seeing the success of the flagship Columbus-based store, opened in 2012, owner Dan McClurg decided OTR’s hip Vine Street would be fertile soil—pulsing with plenty of foot traffic—to launch a second location. The vintage home decor collection immediately filled a much-needed niche in the neighborhood.

BANG & OLUFSEN WHERE: downtown WHEN: May 2014 WHY: The Denmark-based consumer electronics tycoon chose Cincinnati’s buzzing central business district to hold down the fort for the brand’s Midwest presence (closest locations are in Chicago and Atlanta). To celebrate its 90th anniversary this year, the brand will be offering an exclusive rose gold product line.

HOMAGE WHERE: Over-the-Rhine WHEN: Fall 2014 WHY: With two successful stores in Columbus, the vintage-inspired sports apparel company was drawn to Cincinnati for its third location because of the area’s rich architectural and cultural history. Plus, Cincinnati is a multi-team sports city with a strong diversity of fans, which is reflected in the store’s Cincinnati-specific merchandise.

IF CITY FLEA AND ETSY MADE A lovechild, it would look a lot like a concept being developed by Northside residents Maija Zummo and Colleen Sullivan. Funded by a People’s Liberty Project Grant, Made in Cincinnati will

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The site is set to launch on November 28, 2015, in conjunction with a one-day pop-up shop in Over-theRhine featuring products from the site.

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A SHINY NEW MIXEDuse development is primed to open in October 2015, smack in the middle of the ever-blending corridor connecting Dayton and Cincinnati. The 1.2 millionsquare-foot Liberty Center project will feature a slew of mainstream retailers (think Banana Republic, The Limited, White House Black Market, H&M) and a handful of fewer-andfarther between tenants like Simply Mac; Marbles the Brain Store, where you can get educational toys; and Kendra Scott, which sells fashionable women’s accessories. The property will also boast 240 luxury apartments, a 16-screen CineBistro theater with six “dine-in” screens, and 130 rooms in the European-inspired AC Hotel by Marriott, the first of its kind in Ohio.

Most interesting, however, are the innovative parks and gathering grounds speckled throughout the property, featuring attractions like fountains, sculptures, a band shell, a rooftop garden, and a semiprivate community space for weddings and events.

With a conscientious eye toward conservation, a sophisticated water management system will collect and reuse water runoff in underground retention basins beneath the parking garages. — E . M . W .

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VINE STREET THE SECRET IS OUT. VINE STREET IN OVER-THE-RHINE IS OFFICIALLY THE COOLEST STREET IN THE CITY RIGHT NOW, AND ITS WIDESPREAD APPEAL IS DRAWING THE MASSES. —ELIZABETH MILLER WOOD

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Men’s boutiques are having a moment, and no one strikes it hotter than this head-to-toe outfitter carrying all things manly: easy tees, sensible bow ties, casual blazers, suave spectacles, dashing kicks, and a smorgasbord of savvy home goods for beard and body.

1150 Vine St., (513) 721-1150, articlemenswear.com 2. IDLEWILD WOMAN

Owned by Anthony and Maria Graziani, the duo behind Article, this breezy-chic boutique simply makes a gal feel pretty. Understated tanks and flowy buttondowns pair comfortably with linen trousers, cotton

shorts, and on-trend denim.

Top it off with an Americanmade rose-gold cuff and some vintage-styled shades.

1230 Vine St., (513) 3814059, idlewildwoman.com 3. MICA 12/V

One of the trailblazing pioneers in the OTR revival movement, this eight-yearold emporium remains a go-to source for homegrown goods and gifts, from artisan entertaining pieces to handmade jewelry. 1201 Vine St., (513) 421-3500, shopmica.com 4. CONTINUUM

Ericka Leighton-Spradlin wanted a platform for emerging artists to show-

case works that didn’t fit in the mainstream retail market. Her strict “nothing made in China” rule means that every product—from the beaded blouses to the nipple-facade mug set—is sustainably and ethically produced, she says. 1407 Vine St., (513) 429-5035, continuumbazaar.com 5. SLOANE

In November 2011, this clean and simple space became the first clothing retailer on the newly gentrified block.

Virtually every label in the store—save for the leather goods—is made in the U.S.A, each with a fashion-forward flair. Bonus points for the ample supply of active and

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Whether you’re looking for the perfect mantle piece or simply looking for inspiration, this vintage-meetsfarmhouse home decor depot checks every box—and every budget. From the pig placecard holders to the vintage phone booth, this tastefully curated collection is oozing with whimsy and nostalgia. 1326 Vine St., (513) 954-4217, elmandiron.com 7. KIT AND ACE

It’s no surprise that this impossibly soft and machinewashable cashmere brand comes from the same family

tree as lululemon. Expect to find plenty of comfy staples— tanks, tees, shorts, skirts, polos—in all colors of the rainbow. 1405 Vine St., (844) 548-6223, kitandace.com 8. SENATE

Practically the poster children of gourmet street food, these famed all-beef hot dogs can’t be bothered with homely accoutrements like ketchup and mustard.

Rather, they prefer wasabi peas, queso fresco, arugula, poached eggs, Grippo’s, and the like. 1212 Vine St., (513) 421-2020, senatepub.com 9. THE EAGLE

Fried chicken might not sound impressive, but these

all-natural, free-range Amish farm birds regularly warrant a three-hour wait on a Friday night. A secret brine-andbreading method makes these crispy-spicy morsels addictively memorable, but it’s the spoonbread and mac and cheese that yield the happy unbuckling of a belt to make room. 1342 Vine St., (513) 802-5007, theeagleotr. com 10. THE LACKMAN

Casually known as the unofficial waiting room of OTR, this cozy, 900-square-foot watering hole is in the prime locale for killing an hour (or three) while waiting for your dinner reservation. The impressive slew of signature

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1237 Vine St., (513) 381-0741, lackmanbar.com 11. HOLTMAN’S DONUTS

This family-owned donut shop adds a refreshing downto-earth vibe to the see-andbe-seen mecca. Basic glazed varieties are just $1 a pop, but don’t hesitate to splurge on the bacon and maple or Fruity Pebble–topped versions.1332 Vine St., (513) 381-0903, holtmansdonut shop.com 12. KRUEGER’S TAVERN

While the house-ground burgers and sausages are

insatiably satisfying, it’s the magical rooftop patio that gives this pub a distinct claim to fame in OTR. Honorable mentions to the hefty selection of local canned beers and a lick-the-dish-clean hot beer cheese appetizer. 1211 Vine St., (513) 834-8670 13. QUAN HAPA

A rare anomaly on Vine Street, this Asian street food gem takes reservations. Do your best pronouncing the “exotic” menu items—can you say okonomiyaki three times fast?—and take those tightly packed communal tables with a grain of salt—er, rice. It’s all part of the experience. 1331 Vine St., (513) 421-7826, quanhapa.com

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DRINK UP One serving of matcha contains 10 times the antioxidants found in a cup of regular green tea.

FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Known as “the elixir of immortality,” matcha has powerful antiaging properties due to its antioxidant content.

MAD ABOUT MATCHA FROM ITS UNMATCHED NUTRITIONAL VALUE TO ITS BRAIN-BOOSTING, STRESS-REDUCING blend of nutrients, matcha is the hottest tea in town. Although matcha is new to the super food spotlight, its therapeutic powers have been known for centuries. Morgan Roosa, general manager of Essencha Tea House, the local spot to find high-quality matcha, says Buddhist monks have used it for hundreds of years to improve mental clarity before meditation. Today, tea novices and connoisseurs alike are drawn to its curative capabilities. “Matcha contains a high level of EGCG, an antioxidant proven to slow or halt the growth of cancer cells,” Roosa says, “and contains high levels of chlorophyll, a natural detoxifier.” Matcha also contains the amino acid L-Theanine, which produces an alert calm without java’s drag. — A M Y C O R S E R Matcha Sawa Latte with soy milk, $5.75 for a 12-ounce latte, Essencha Tea House, 3212 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 533-4832, essencha.com

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ANOTHER PREHISTORIC diet staple that’s turning into a food trend: bone broth. It can be considered a hybrid of stock and broth, with its primary difference being the way it is prepared.

Unlike regular broth, bone broths are boiled for a long period of time, often exceeding 24 hours. So why are people talking about it?

Local chef and restaurant owner Suzy DeYoung explains, “Bones contain collagen and minerals that help build connective tissues, like calcium, potassium, and phosphorus.” When simmered for an extended period of time, the bones release these vitamins and minerals, and gelatin is produced from the collagenrich joints. Bone broth therefore has powerful healing properties to help boost your immune system, relieve joint and gut pain, and promote healthy hair and nail growth. DeYoung’s restaurant, La Soupe, offers a variety of organic soups and therapeutic broths that even those with health challenges can enjoy. Customers can also choose from various French entrées, sandwiches, pastas, and other pot-friendly dishes like the classic old-fashioned chicken noodle soup. — A . C .

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YOUR GRANNY WAS RIGHT: WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND, AND RIGHT NOW THAT MEANS EVERYTHING FROM ’80S LUCITE FURNITURE TO ’90S-INSPIRED CHOKERS IS, LIKE, TOTALLY BACK. — T A M I A S T I N S O N 1 BOY MEETS GIRL Gap vintage finish denim overalls, $39.99, Gap, gap.com 2 FRESH PRINTS

Strathcona socks, $35, Continuum, continuumbazaar.com

3 VAL PARTY Choker, $12.50, Claire’s, claires.com 4 IN THE BAG Gravel & Gold bucket bag, $175, Continuum, continuumbazaar.com

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5 YOU CAN SIT WITH US Coated metal cafeteria tray, $12, HighStreet, highstreetcincinnati.com 6 SWATCH SWITCH Taki watches, large $155, small $135, The Little Mahatma, thelittlemahatma.com

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RE-CREATE THE LOOK OF YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL BREWERIES AT HOME WITH A FEW SIMILARLY STYLED ACCESSORIES. — T A M I A S T I N S O N

Maku small bowl with spoon, $13.50, MiCA 12/v, (513) 4213500, shopmica.com

Hammered copper and brass canister, $32, MiCA 12/v, (513) 421-3500, shopmica.com

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19th Century Rococo Iron & Clear Crystal Round 18" chandelier, $1,295, Restoration Hardware, (513) 984-0151, restorationhardware.com

Koko Company ticket pillow, $95, HighStreet, (513) 723-1901, highstreetcincinnati.com

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Geometric glass vase, $12; faux air plant, $6; Elm & Iron, (513) 9544217, elmandiron.com

Architectural lamp base, $42.50; tube filament corkscrew bulb, $29.50; MiCA 12/v, (513) 4213500, shopmica.com

RHINEGEIST BREWERY Temper industrial steel and concrete with weathered wood, glass, and scribble-friendly chalkboard.

Midwest Furniture metal barstool, $99, Algin Retro Furniture, (513) 621-1617, alginretro.com

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Slate and wood cheese board, $36, Elm & Iron, (513) 954-4217, elmandiron.com

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WEAR IT NOW A neutral hat and sandal balance out bright accessories, perfect for warm evenings dining al fresco.

WEAR IT LATER Add a neutral blazer, classic booties, and top everything off with a pretty printed scarf for warmth.

Yoana Baraschi dress, $485; Ken Samudio Mona necklace, $114; Atelier by Adorn USA, ateliercincinnati.com. Toss Designs orange crossbody bag, $48; Toss Designs yellow wristlet, $48; Leeli + Lou, leeliandlou.com. Ray-Ban Classic Wayfarer in orange denim, $200; Eric Javits Hampton straw hat, $198; Halogen Clarette suede wedge sandal, $99.95; Nordstrom, nordstrom.com.

Yoana Baraschi dress, $485, Atelier by Adorn USA, ateliercincinnati.com.

Nakamol Moroccan beaded bronze and brass earrings, $72, HighStreet, highstreetcincinnati.com. Clare V foldover clutch, $225; Smythe military-style blazer, $595; Rag & Bone boots, $252; Lincoln Kelly Georg Gerster Tulip Fields scarf, $175; Alligator Purse, shopalligatorpurse.com.

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JAMES MARABLE THE MAN BEHIND ORIGINAL THOUGHT REQUIRED— HIS WARDROBE, WISE WORDS, AND A WELLSPRING OF LOCAL TALENT.

AFTER EARNING A MARKETING DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI, DAYTON NATIVE JAMES MARABLE DEBUTED his T-shirt line aTYPICAL sOLE. “I had no retail experience,” Marable laughs, “besides shopping all the time.” But in 2010 the self-described “creative entrepreneur” quit his event-planning job and opened Original Thought Required in Over-the-Rhine. “It was an evolution,” Marable says. “I started meeting people [with] great ideas who didn’t know where to start.... Since then it’s become our niche, this focus on homegrown talent.” Being community-centric is what makes Original Thought Required so distinctive. In August, Marable was a finalist in the ArtWorks Big Pitch Competition, where he pitched his business and its impact on one of the city’s most creative corners. — H A N N A H G R U B B

3 LOCAL HANGOUTS “Wiseguy Lounge at Goodfellas.

I love pizza and bourbon.”

1 STYLE STAPLES “I’m simple. Give me a T-shirt and a good pair of jeans.”

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4 BACKGROUND MUSIC “I have three albums on current rotation: Dreamsnare by The Natives, Ego Death by The Internet, and Cherry Bomb by Tyler, the Creator.”

5 RALPH LAUREN PRINT SHORTS “People tend to find it hard to imagine what to do with them while shopping, but that’s the fun part to me.”

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2 SHOES “Nike sneakers, including Air Jordan 3, Air Huarache, Air Max 95, and Foamposite.”

Must Haves!

Our top picks for Fall!

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EXCESS-ORIZE IF ACCESSORIES MAKE THE OUTFIT, THESE EXTRAS ARE THE CREAM OF THE CROP.

BRING THE BLING

BEJEWELED (Opposite) Tara Lea Smith Brooklyn Collection Neon Statement necklace, $650, and earrings, $75; Nicole Miller Bandage tank dress with slit, $330; Soho Boutique, shopsohoboutique.com.

(This page, top left) Prius Star necklace, $180; Sakra resin and leather bracelet, $98; Konstantin Utopia bangle, $95; Eternia cuff, $71.99; Kronos Gunmetal cuff, $126; Busiris Gunmetal ring, $82; Piramida ring, $84; Aztec skull ring, $225.99; Atelier by Adorn USA, atelier cincinnati.com. Theory Cashmere Tolleree short-sleeve sweater, $255, Alligator Purse, shopalligatorpurse.com. (Top right) Olga Davies Art Deco necklace with vintage Swarovski crystals, $115; necklace with trumpets and vintage crystals, $110; sterling silver rings with semi-precious stones, $65 each; long rhinestone earrings, $85; Quince & Quinn, qandqhome.com. Nanette Lepore Tenderness top, $298, Soho Boutique. (Bottom left) Natural rock amethyst collar, $850, cuff, $1,090, earrings, $150, and ring, $165, Modern Art Jewelry, modernartjewelry.net. Elizabeth and James Bridget dress, $365, Soho Boutique.

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IT´S IN THE BAG

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SO CLUTCH (Left) Vince silk cap-sleeve blouse, $265, Alligator Purse. Turquoise Becca pill box python clutch, $220, Atelier by Adorn USA. Ball + Squiggle ring, $60; textured brass collar, $85; open cuff, $70; white Marble triangle earrings, $72; Deco ring, $75; hammered geometric collar, $75; small arch earrings, $42; large angle ring, $40; Rock Salt Vintage, rocksaltvintage.com. CARRY ON (Right) Billy Kirk No. 165 medium carryall in Black Waxed Flesh, $350; Schott NYC suede A-1 leather bomberjacket, $595; Baldwin Denim Samuel Hayden Selvage jeans, $232; Article Menswear, articlemenswear.com. Nixon The Time Teller leather-strap watch in dark copper/navy, $95, Nordstrom.

DRAMA

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BRIGHT IS RIGHT (Left) Jessica Simpson Athens ankle-strap platform sandal, $97.95, Nordstrom. Merona Premium argyle tights, $5, Target, target.com. Gold Aphrodite cuff, $178, Atelier by Adorn USA. TOPPER SHOP (Right) DL1961 Maddox jean jacket, $178; Topshop Neat Pocket shirt, $70; Nordstrom. Starling Millinery Bacall hat, $125, starlingmillinery.com.

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WELL FRAMED (Left) Topman skinny fit navy pin dot suit jacket, $149.99; Nixon The Time Teller leather-strap watch in dark copper/navy, $95; Nordstrom. Barbour Country Plaid scarf, $69, Delamere & Hopkins, bestgear.com. Frameri Drebbel frames in Evergreen, $99, frameri.com. Andrew J Cornell woven shirt, $110, 45/46 Fine Men’s Apparel, (513) 257-0259. DAS BOOTS (Right) Oliver Sweeney Selby Wingtip boot in tan, $450, Nordstrom. Ted Baker Kimball Houndstooth blazer, $519, and Kimtro trouser, $219; Daniel Wellington Grace London watch, $229; 45/46 Fine Men’s Apparel. Mossimo Casual Triangles socks, $4.19, Target. Hugo Boss slim fit dress shirt, stylist’s own.

JEROD THEOBALD IN 2011, JEROD THEOBALD FOUNDED FLOW—A SHOP FOR MEN JUST OVER THE RIVER IN COVINGTON. THE SHOP FEATURES CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES FOR THE URBAN GENTLEMAN. Describe your personal style in three words. Simple. My own.

Which brands or designers “get” you?

PF Flyers, Brooklyn Circus, Blind Barber, Levi’s, Salt Optics...there are a few others that “get” me, but getting them can ruin a guy’s budget.

What’s your morning mantra? Give thanks. Stay positive. Do you.

What was your favorite book at 17?

Now? I was a bit of a nerd, so I’ll say any novel we were assigned in school. Now? Anything by Tom Perrotta (or Colum McCann or Jonathan Tropper). I read a lot of books—just never on a tablet. I like to keep it old school.

Describe a perfect workday. I do what I love and my customers are great people.

Every workday is pretty much perfect.

Describe your favorite play date.

Experiencing something new with someone I enjoy spending time with. If my dog Ravi can tag along, even better.

How do you unwind? Cooking, reading, rowing, and laughing. Just not all at the same time.

If you’re going to treat yourself, what’s your favorite reward meal (a.k.a. calorie splurge)? Smucker’s peanut butter. Straight out the jar. If it has to be a meal, I’d say any type of pasta dish. I think the Italian side of my family would disown me if I said anything else.

Name a person, place, or thing that inspires you. I can give you one example of each: anyone chasing their dreams, the Bay Area, and God. Is God a thing? I guess He’s all things, so I’ll go with that.

Give a newbie a word of advice about your field. To have success as a small business owner, you can’t focus solely on sales. You need to focus on people.

Sales keep your doors open, but it’s the relationships that will keep you going.

Flow, 5 W. Pike St., Covington, (859) 2913569, gentlemanflow.com

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CINCINNATI HAS NO SHORTAGE OF STYLE MAKERS—FOLKS WITH A PASSION FOR FASHION WHO JUST SEEM TO HAVE...IT. YOU KNOW THE ONES—THEY’RE INSPIRED AND INSPIRING AND THEY ALWAYS LOOK GREAT. IN AN EFFORT TO BOTTLE A LITTLE OF THIS LOCAL MAGIC, WE SAT DOWN WITH FIVE CINCINNATI-BASED DESIGNERS AND SHOP OWNERS AND ASKED THEM ABOUT THEIR READING LISTS, RELAXATION STRATEGIES, AND INDUSTRY ADVICE. YOU’RE WELCOME.

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AMY FESSLER AMY FESSLER IS THE OWNER OF SOHO BOUTIQUE, A WOMEN’S CLOTHING SHOP IN HYDE PARK, AND THE SPOTTED GOOSE, A CHILDREN’S CLOTHING BOUTIQUE IN NEIGHBORING OAKLEY. Describe your personal style in three words.

Simple. Understated. Black. Cream is the only “color” you will see me in.

Which brands or designers “get” you? Some of my favorites are Vanessa Bruno, Alice and Olivia, DL1961 Denim, Valentino, Acne, and for shoes I love Loeffler Randall and Manolo Blahnik.

What’s your morning mantra? Get up and get going! There is no time like the present.

What was your favorite book at 17? Now? The Catcher in the Rye was my favorite book for a long time. It was the first “adult book” I read my freshman year of high school. Three years ago I moved on to something much more uplifting, The Nuts: Bedtime at the Nut House. I read this with my kids before bed and we all sing, “We’re nuts! We’re nuts! We’re nuts!”

Describe a perfect workday. Breakfast with my husband and kids, dance party with my kids, coffee, work, coffee, coffee, coffee! I like to start the day with coffee, good music, and laughing with my family. A perfect day is one where I can spend time at both of my stores, The Spotted Goose and Soho Boutique.

Describe your favorite play date. I love all play dates! If my kids are smiling and happy then I am smiling and happy. We can have fun anywhere. We recently visited Smale Park and had a wonderful time!

How do you unwind? I drink wine. I try to exercise when I can but let’s just say there is much room for improvement in that department.

If you’re going to treat yourself, what’s your favorite reward meal (a.k.a. calorie splurge)?

Hamburger and French fries.

Name a person, place, or thing that inspires you. My husband inspires me every day. He continues to seek and find the good in people.

He is generous and always gives people a second chance. I try to be more like him.

Give a newbie a word of advice about your field. Listen to your clients, try new things, and continue to exceed expectations.

Soho Boutique, 2757 Observatory Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 321-6930, shopsohoboutique. com; The Spotted Goose, 3048 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 351-9600, thespottedgoose.com

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AZHAND SHOKOHI AZHAND SHOKOHI ESTABLISHED AZHAND SHOKOHI BRAND, A HIGH-END PERSIAN-INSPIRED FASHION LABEL, IN 2010. BRAND OFFERINGS INCLUDE WOMEN’S LUXURY WEAR AND FASHION JEWELRY AS WELL AS BRIDAL AND GOLF LINES. Describe your personal style in three words.

Chic, classy, and elegant.

Which brands or designers “get” you? I have many favorite designers including Alexander McQueen, Elie Saab, Oscar de la Renta, and Marchesa. I also like Ralph Lauren.

What’s your morning mantra? After I make sure that our cats and dog are fed and taken care of, I prepare my coffee and start the workday by checking e-mails and social media.

What was your favorite book at 17? Now? I’m not a big book reader because I did enough of that in high school and college. The only “storybook” I have ever read is Désirée when I was 13 years old. My sister insisted. I loved it and I remember every moment of it, including the music I listened to while I was reading it.

Describe a perfect workday. Work is never perfect. Of course, the best part about my work is that it doesn’t feel like work since I happen to love what I do every day. A great day at work is when I accomplish more than what I thought I would and also receive e-mails from unexpected sources.

Describe your favorite play date. There are very few play dates. I love when my husband spends the day cooking a savory meal for us at home.

How do you unwind? Jazz is my music of choice—I listen to it throughout the day. I also

love old movies. As often as possible, I try to watch old movies that inspire me either with their fashion, music, or just colors. I love “Technicolor.”

If you’re going to treat yourself, what’s your favorite reward meal (a.k.a. calorie splurge)? Caramel coffee at Starbucks, venti, triple extra shots and extra caramel.

Name a person, place, or thing that inspires you. As a designer I am always inspired by the colors, creativity, and style of my Persian heritage. My favorite actress is Marilyn Monroe. I love her charm, beauty, and poise.

Give a newbie a word of advice about your field. In the fashion industry you must work hard and expect nothing in return. If you think you are better than others you will eventually fail.

Azhand Shokohi, azhandshokohi.com

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ARLENE ARANZA MENDEZ

in my life. I give thanks to my own family and my Atelier family. It starts my day on a beautiful note.

A VETERAN OF THE FASHION AND DESIGN WORLD, ARLENE ARANZAMENDEZ OPENED ATELIER—A BOUTIQUE SPECIALIZING IN HANDMADE STATEMENT JEWELRY AND UNIQUE ACCESSORIES—IN 2014.

What was your favorite book at 17? Now? I’ve always read mostly nonfiction books (especially topics including psychology, entrepreneurialism, and Buddhism). The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell is one of my favorites. It’s easier to follow the advice of authors who lead by example.

Describe your personal style in three words.

Artistic, eclectic, bold.

Describe a perfect workday. I’m fortunate to do what I love: create beautiful statement pieces and curate designer clothing for those who love fashion as much as I do, day in and day out. Every day is a perfect workday!

Which brands or designers “get” you? I especially love Alexis Bittar, but also gravitate toward Peter Pilotto, Karl Lagerfeld, Mary Katrantzou, Yoanna Baraschi, and Kathrin Kirchoff.

What’s your morning mantra? I love the quote from Meister Eckhart: “If the only prayer you said in your whole life was, ‘thank you,’ that would suffice.” My morning mantra is to practice a five-minute gratitude prayer-meditation. I count my blessings and acknowledge everything that I have been given

Describe your favorite play date. Going to the symphony or opera with my husband and meeting up with friends later for light appetizers and a nightcap.

How do you unwind? I’m pretty low-key to begin with; a glass of wine, a good movie, and a quiet night in often does the trick.

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If you’re going to treat yourself, what’s your favorite reward meal (a.k.a. calorie splurge)?

Death by chocolate!

Name a person, place, or thing that inspires you.

Alexis Bittar used Lucite and semi-precious stones and metals in much of his design and began by selling handmade pieces on the streets of SoHo. Now retail giants like Bergdorf Goodman and Saks Fifth Avenue carry his line. As a longtime entrepreneur, his story really inspires me and resonates with me, showing all artists and designers that you can have the best of both worlds (passion for art and career-driven success).

Give a newbie a word of advice about your field.

Always follow your passion and learn to take constructive criticism, especially from those who have more experience in your field than you. This is the fastest way to grow without having to always learn things the hard way!

Atelier, 2716 Erie Ave., 2nd Floor, Hyde Park, (513) 453-4828

FLOYD JOHNSON KNOWN AS “FLOYD FROM OHIO,” DESIGNER FLOYD JOHNSON REPS HIS HOME STATE WITH A COLLECTION OF CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES BRANDED WITH HIS TRADEMARKED BATTLE CRY, OHIO AGAINST THE WORLD. Describe your personal style in three words. Past. Present. Future.

Which brands or designers “get” you? Issey Miyake, Vivienne Westwood, Raf Simons, Comme des Garcons.

What’s your morning mantra? The successful man does everything the unsuccessful man doesn’t. I’m in the position to make a difference. Now get up.

What was your favorite book at 17?

Now? I didn’t read much in my youth (a deep regret). Now I’m making up for it. I just finished a metaphysical series

by Sophia Stewart called The Third Eye. How do you unwind? Meditation. Gym. If you’re going to treat yourself, what’s your favorite reward meal (a.k.a. calorie splurge)? Kale, baked beans, brown rice, baked sweet potato, cabbage, macaroni and cheese, ribs— everything vegan.

Name a person, place, or thing that inspires you. Polymaths, Haile Selassie, Einstein, Steve Jobs, Marcus Garvey, 2pac, Jay Z, my environment.

Give a newbie a word of advice about your field. You are the creator of your own reality. Take risks. Don’t let your left hand know what your right hand is doing. It’s crucial that you give back.

Ohio Against the World, ohioagainsttheworld.com

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HOW TO DRESS...

There’s a lot to be said for dressing for the occasion—it’s a life skill that broadcasts your grown-up status to the world. Here is our primer on how to dress well, whether you’re working or working the weekend. —AMY BROWNLEE 1

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NAME: MELANIE ERVIN OCCUPATION: SENIOR MANAGER OF NETWORK ENGAGEMENT, STRIVE TOGETHER

“I’m only 26 but I want to make sure that I dress in a way that I’m taken seriously. Being young and female, sometimes age plays a part when you’re in a room full of older men.”

SHOE IMAGES COURTESY OF NORDSTROM

WELL-HEELED 1. Loeffler Randall Pari Pump in cheetah, $350, Soho Boutique, shopsoho boutique.com 2. Louise et Cie Dillon Ankle Strap Pointy Toe Pump, $118.95, Nordstrom, nordstrom.com 3. Shoes of Prey Leather Cap Toe Oxford, $128.95, Nordstrom, nordstrom.com

“I travel for work, and I never fly in the clothes that I want to wear; you just never know what’s going to happen on the plane.”

YAY OR NAY? Navigating the world of trends can be hazardous— if not for your health, then at least for your sartorial reputation. But fear not: We have some opinions on where to begin.

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1. MAN BUNS Do your thing, guys.

2. OVERLY-CONTOURED “INSTAGRAM EYEBROWS” Leave that look to the Kylie Jenners of the world and go for something a bit more natural.

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TIP 1 “Dressing for the job you want” is good advice, but you should also keep your corporate (or noncorporate) culture in mind. Sometimes simply dressing to your taste is the best way to show what you’ve got.

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Q&A WITH A TAILOR

FIVE STYLE STEPS: LOOKING PULLED TOGETHER

Sue Kuo has been tucking seams and hemming cuffs at her Montgomery shop, Sue’s Creations, since 1990—and the longtime tailor-designer knows proper fit is everything.

Here, she shares her tips on suiting.

—BAIHLEY GRANDISON

Slept through your alarm again? At least you’ll look the part of the well-organized worker with these snappy accessories.

1. HAMILTON WATCH This arm candy is tough but sleek. $695, Richter and Phillips, richter phillips.com

How much time should men allow to get their suit or tuxedo tailored? Two weeks? Two months? Having more time, of course, is better. Two weeks is usually OK, and I can—if I have to—get [a suit] done in a week, but I’d say a month is a good amount of time.

2. CHIARUGI RED LEATHER BAG You could carry a neutral bag, or you could step it up with this red number. $334.95, Appointments, 411pens.com

3. DREBBEL GLASSES IN BLUSH Glasses are jewelry for your face, right? $99, Frameri, frameri.com

OLD SCHOOL COOL

4. BASIC CARDIGAN Because you just know your office is going to be stupid chilly all year. $14.99, H&M, hm.com

NAME: CHRIS DAM 5. KORCHMAR CANVAS BAG It’s somethow professional and informal. $395.95, Appointments, 411pens.com

OCCUPATION: FIRST GRADE TEACHER

“Men back in the 1960s, they had a shirt and tie no matter what.

So for me it’s a respect for my profession. And it’s a way for some of the boys to look up to someone who dresses up every day.”

3. PRINTS ON PRINTS ON PRINTS Major names—Miu Miu, Coach, Rodarte— paired plaid with paisley, stripes over houndstooth, and multiple floral types in their fall collections, so we’ll follow the leader on this one.

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4. MAXED OUT BOHO Nay. Even Ralph Lauren gave this a try, but all we see is bag-lady.

How do you determine the proper pant length?

Usually men’s shoes have a bit of a heel. I usually hem to about 1 to 1½ inches from the bottom of their shoe. It depends, too, on the break [where the pant “bends” when it hits the top of the front of the shoe.] Some men are slimmer, so they don’t want much of a break—for them, [I do] a slightly higher hem that’s a bit more fitted. [It doesn’t hurt] to have the tailor keep the extra fabric tucked under the hem, rather than cut it off—you can always trim, but you can’t put fabric back.

What about shirts? Fixing the sleeve length is most common, and taking in the back to make the shirt a bit more fitted. [A good tailor] will take in the extra inches, instead of just chop them off, so just in case, you’ll have something to work with in the future. As you know, some people gain weight, some people lose it; I like to be able to make adjustments for them in the future if they need it.

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TEAM SPIRIT: FAN ESSENTIALS Supporting your team doesn’t have to be a style bummer. Check out these vintage-inspired options for your next big game.

BEARCAT HAT 1. Fuzzy puff ball or no, this Bearcats beanie is too cool for school. $19.99, Koch Sporting Goods

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2. Who needs words when there are stylized mascots? $38, I Love Cincinnati Shop

3. There’s simple and then there’s classic. Guess which one this is. $58, Homage

4. How can you resist that angry little bearcat? $32, Homage

STATEMENT SNEAKS

NAME: TONE ALI OCCUPATION: HEAD OF DESIGN, BLACKOWNED OUTERWEAR

“For the weekend I tend to be dressier. I usually get my hair cut on the weekend, so if I don’t do that I feel like I look terrible.”

CASUAL STYLISH

NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW IN SOLAR RED

Don’t forget to click your heels together three times, and so on. $100, Corporate

6. MOD Who doesn’t like short skirts, graphic patterns, and badass eye makeup?

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7. THE BABY DOLL DRESS Baby Spice was onto something.

Just consider a pair of tights if you’re going to work. And nix the pigtails.

TIP 2 We love the idea of dressing up for your weekend. Try putting away the sweatpants and busting out a snazzy weekend ensemble. It might just inspire an adventure—or a hot date night.

8. SKINNY JEANS Long may they reign.

But we’ll also take a ’70s wide-leg silhouette any day.

FIVE STYLE STEPS: DRESSING UP When it comes to after-hours style, the accessories can make the outfit. Swap out your daytime pumps and subtle studs for something a little more flashy.

PLAYING DRESS-UP

LEGGINGS AS PANTS: THE HORROR!

1. KONSTANTIN ZULU PYTHON CLUTCH This petite purse will go with everything. $298, Atelier by AdornUSA, ateliercincinnati.com

There will come a day—if there hasn’t already—when you don a pair of leggings and think to yourself, These could work as pants! But they don’t.

Or rather, they work as pants with two very specific conditions:

2. ERIC M. TONTAGIO NECKLACE Jazz up a simple top with some outthere colors and shapes. $184, Atelier by AdornUSA, ateliercincinnati.com

3. NICHOLAS KIRKWOOD MEXICAN EMBROIDERED PUMPS These shoes

1. COVER THAT BUTT. This is the main problem with leggings, after all. They just leave nothing to the imagination, buttwise. Wear a tunic top for a retro look, or an oversized sweater for something more Flashdance-ey. Whatever you choose, aim for about 75 percent butt coverage.

2. QUALITY MATTERS. We love a good deal as much as anyone, but with leggings, a too-good-to-betrue price usually means your bargain buy will be virtually transparent after a few washes. Opt for a good-quality, opaque fabric that won’t show what lies beneath.

will command some serious attention. $380, lyst.com

4.LINCOLN KELLY GEORG GERSTER TULIP FIELDS SCARF Need a party trick? Unwrap this piece of art. $175, Alligator Purse, shopalligator purse.com

5. AYALA BAR DEL MAR EARRINGS You may need to find an excuse to bust out these beauties. $228, HighStreet, behigh street.com

NAME: SAMANTHA MOYER

“When I’m in my free time, not doing hair, I like to wear nice things that I won’t ruin; I love dresses.”

9. BACHELORETTE-STYLE PLATFORM HEELS Enough already. Unless it’s a cool retro wedge, try something more streamlined.

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OCCUPATION: STYLIST, HIGH FIVE SALON

TIP 3 If your job is buttoned up, use the weekend as an excuse to wear your favorite statement pieces. Don’t let them languish in your closet!

10. DIAPER SHORTS

11. BOOT CUT JEANS

We’re not going to dignify that with an explanation.

What is this, Gilmore Girls, Season Two?

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ART IN HYDE PARK P. 50

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LITTLE LOOKS While not a new kid on the block, beloved children’s boutique Castle House has a new owner and an updated design to display its adorable pintsized fashions. 3435 Edwards Rd., Hyde Park, (513) 871-2458, castlehouse.com

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The List WO M E N ’ S FA S H I ON ALLIGATOR PURSE Quality-made women’s clothing and accessories from high-end designers such as Rag & Bone and Diane von Furstenburg, along with scarves, jewelry, and shoes. 2701 Erie Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 871-6171, shopalligatorpurse.com

AMANDA’S HYDE PARK BRIDAL A specialty bridal boutique with dresses from Paloma Blanca, Tara Keely, Blue Willow Bride, and more. 3319 Erie Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 321-1800, hydeparkbridal.com

BEEZFLY CLOSET Tropical prints and tie-dye tops, and at prices that won’t break the bank. BeezFly Closet carries a good variety, whether you’re on the hunt for a maxi dress or a new pair of jeans. 7124 Montgomery Rd., Silverton, (513) 984-2359, beezflycloset.bigcartel.com

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This Vine Street shop stocks an eclectic collection of clothing, jewelry, and artist-made goods. 1407 Vine St., Overthe-Rhine, (513) 429-5035

DIANE FIRSTEN A high-end boutique featuring classic clothing from top designers like Emilio Pucci, Giuseppe Zanotti, Michael Kors, and more. 3433 Michigan Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 8713399, dianefirsten.com

FABLETICS

Cofounded by actress Kate Hudson, Fabletics has workout gear on a budget (think yoga pants, running shorts, and sports bras) for women and men. Kenwood Towne Centre, 7875 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 399-6027, fabletics.com

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HYDE PARK’S CASTLE HOUSE RETURNS WITH A NEW OWNER AND LOOK.

Castle House is back and better than ever. The Hyde Park children’s shop closed its doors in early 2014 after nearly 60 years in business, but has reopened with a new owner and a redesigned space. Despite the new appearance, the beloved children’s store continues to specialize in special occasion clothing for first communions, holidays, weddings, and more.

Castle House carries children’s clothing from designers such as Stella McCartney, Lilly Pulitzer, and Southern Tide, and is the only store in the Midwest to carry the first line of special occasion dresses from Kleinfeld, the gown store featured on the TLC show Say Yes to the Dress. — A M Y C O R S E R Castle House, 3435 Edwards Rd., Hyde Park, (513) 871-2458, castlehouse.com

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IDLEWILD WOMAN

Article’s sister store stocks minimalist-style clothing, jewelry, and accessories, including brands like Gant Rugger, Shinola, and Baldwin Denim. 1230 Vine St., Overthe-Rhine, (513) 381-4059, idlewildwoman.com

ISLE OF SKYE CASHMERE Specializing in fine Scottish cashmere sweaters for women and men, as well as other imported clothing for women.

7801 Laurel Ave., Madeira, (513) 271-2589, isleofskye cashmere.com

K ISMET The racks at Kismet are filled with fashions from Tulle, Billabong, Dansko, and other brands, with affordable prices on jewelry, gifts, and clothing. 2037 Madison Rd., O’Bryonville, (513) 871-7879

K IT AND ACE

Kit and Ace takes T-shirts to the next level with its technical cashmere—a soft, machine-washable version of cashmere.

1405 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, kitandace.com

LEELI + LOU A women’s style bar located in Hyde Park Square with clothing, jewelry, gifts, and monogramming. 2732 Erie Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 873-2892, leeliandlou.com

LIBBY A women’s clothing and jewelry boutique stocked with simple designs and whimsical jewelry for the urban

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The List TREND BOUTIQUE This Oakley Square boutique has women’s clothing and accessories from the likes of Eight Sixty, Hazel, and more. 2946 Markbreit Ave., Oakley, (513) 351-5574, trend

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TRUCK SHOP A fashion boutique on wheels, offering everything from preppy pink dresses to classy pearl necklaces. shopthe truck.com

AC C E S S O R I E S ATELIER BY ADORN USA

You’ll find statement necklaces, clothing, and other fun items to jazz up your evening outfit or to pair with casual wear. 2716 Erie Ave., 2nd Floor, Hyde Park, (513) 453-4828, ateliercincinnati.com

JAME S FREE JEWELERS Founded in 1940, this locally owned jeweler offers a selection of fine jewelry, whether you’re looking for an engagement ring or anniversary gift. David Yurman and Marco Bicego are among the well-known lines that James Free carries. 9555 Main St., Montgomery, (513) 793-0133, jamesfree.com

K ENDRA SCOTT

An accessories store with everything from jewelry to cufflinks—and bridal jewelry too. Opening this fall. Liberty Center, 7560 Gibson St., Liberty Township, kendrascott.com

LA SILHOUETTE woman. 1420 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 409-4256,

products and home decor. 15 E. Main St., Lebanon, (513)

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228-0799; 9261 Governors Way, Loveland, (513) 583-0088; roseandremington.com

(513) 272-8100, lasilhouettelingerie.com

SARA BENJAMIN’S

THE LITTLE MAHATMA Jewelry, art, and other items from different cultures around the world. 1205 Vine

St., Reading, (513) 550-3531, luxereduxbridal.com

With everything from pretty dresses to your new favorite pair of jeans, Sara Benjamin’s appeals to a variety of styles. 6810

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Wooster Pike, Mariemont, (513) 272-2280, sara benjamins.com

Filled with funky accessories and stylish frocks, this fashion-forward boutique has everything you need for your next night out on the town. 2804 Woodburn Ave.,

SLOANE BOUTIQUE

A bridal consignment and resell shop where you’ll find your dream gown for a fraction of the cost. 203 W. Benson

Walnut Hills, (513) 888-2007

MONK EE’S OF MADEIRA A ladies store beyond your “girlie” imagination, this retailer is committed to carrying the finest lines in shoes, clothing, and accessories. 6928 Miami Ave., Madeira, (513) 271-0038, monkeesofmadeira.com

PANGAEA TRADING COMPAN Y At Pangaea, find items from local artists and popular national brands including jewelry, clothing, and accessories.

326 Ludlow Ave., Clifton, (513) 751-3330

PINK TULIP CLUB

From jeans and dresses to tops and accessories, Pink Tulip Club carries brands like French Connection, Free People, and 7 For All Mankind. 2651 Observatory Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 609-9393, pinktulipclub.com

ROSE & REMINGTON This boho-chic boutique is filled with items for the bohemian at heart, from clothing and jewelry to bath and body

Edgy, contemporary clothing, jewelry, and accessories. Lines include LnA and BB Dakota, as well as local artists. 1216 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 579-8111, sloane boutique.com

SOHO BOUTIQUE Your next classic pieces and closet staples are waiting at Soho. The boutique carries clothing, shoes, and accessories from the likes of Matt Bernson, Milly, and 2757 Observatory Alice and Olivia.

Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 321-6930, shopsoho boutique.com

St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 723-1287, thelittle mahatma.com

» CRAFTY SUPERMARKET Bringing together the artsy and the crafty, the supermarket is a juried indie craft show featuring makers from all over the country. » Date November 28 » Location

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MORRISON & ME A shoe, jewelry, and gift boutique with fashion-forward styles for every occasion and season. 2643 Erie Ave. Suite B, Hyde Park, (513) 232-7463, morrisonandme.com

PEEK OF CHIC This Hyde Park Square boutique offers highend and costume jewelry along with other accessories. 3451 Edwards Rd., Hyde Park, (513) 871-7335, peekofchic.com

POMEGRANATE & LIME This sunny shop in the heart of Mariemont is stocked with statement jewelry, accessories, and gifts for women, men, and children. 6804 Wooster Pike, Mariemont, (513)

THE WARDROBE » Cost 271-1012 FREE Whether you’re dressing up for an event THE RICHTER or dressing down in a pair of jeans, The & PHILLIPS CO. Wardrobe has you covered with brands like Marc 6816 Family-owned since 1896, Richter & Phillips has certified Jacobs, Missoni, and Rebecca Minkoff.

Wooster Pike, Mariemont, (513) 271-4800, thewardrobe gemologists in Tacori rings, Verragio, and Simon G. 202 cincinnati.com

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LUXEREDUX BRIDAL BOUTIQUE

This elegant store in the heart of Madeira offers exclusive lingerie lines from Belgium, France, Switzerland, Germany, the UK, and more. 6904 Miami Ave., Madeira,

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Contemporary, casual men’s clothing fills the shelves at Ragg Addict, from graphic tees to embroidered shorts to accessories. 1416 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (404) 287-7666

ROMUALDO This Madeira men’s store offers formalwear, custom clothing, ready-to-wear styles, and alterations. 7121 Miami Ave., Madeira, (513) 561-9010, romualdo.com

STREETWEAR & SNEAK ERS ANON Y MOUS A skateboarder’s paradise. Stop in if you’re a frequent rider looking for skateboards, shoes, and other accessories, or if you just want a new pair of kicks. 5334 Sidney Rd., Covedale, (513) 651-3767, anonymousskateshop.com

BOB RONCK ER’S RUN NING SPOT This local retail chain features top footwear brands such as Asics, Saucony, Merrell, and Keen. The knowledgeable and friendly staff specializes in meeting the needs of both beginner and veteran runners. Bob Roncker’s also has locations in Glendale, Loveland, and Newport.

1993 Madison Rd., O’Bryonville, (513) 321-3006, running spot.com

CITY GEAR Stock your closet at this urban-themed store with Nike, New Balance, and other brands. City Gear has multiple locations—including Western Hills, Bond Hill, and College Hill—to fulfill your sporty style. 1110 Race St., downtown, (513) 579-0041, citygear.com

CORPORATE

45/46 FINE MEN’S APPAREL You’ll find custom suits and tailored shirts aplenty at this men’s boutique, with brands such as Allen Edmonds, Ted Baker London, and Hugo Boss. 2719 Erie Ave., Hyde Park,

791-9970, blainesapparel.com

GALAXIE SK ATE SHOP

BOLERO

With a wall of skate decks and racks full of clothes and shoes, Galaxie is your one-stop spot for all things skateboarding. 625 Monmouth St., Newport, (859) 261-7292;

This downtown men’s store takes a modern spin on classic items. Bolero stocks designers such as Hugo Boss, Ted Baker London, and Haupt of Germany. 43 E. Fourth St., downtown, (513) 421-5600, bolerokiosk.com

(513) 257-0259

FLOW

ARTICLE MENSWEAR

As one of Northern Kentucky’s finest shops for menswear and accessories, Flow plays up classic styles, from its selection of bow ties to subtly stylish dress shirts. 5 W. Pike

Ruggedly chic casual wear for guys in tune with their style. Find classic looks with high-quality materials—plus, there’s a Ducati motorcycle in the window. 1150 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 721-1150, articlemenswear.com

4202 Hamilton Ave., Northside, (513) 542-3400; galaxie skateshop.blogspot.com

ORIGINAL THOUGHT REQUIRED Streetwear, including the house brand, aTYPICALsOLE. 1307 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 246-4362, otrfresh.com

St., Covington, (859) 291-3569, gentlemanflow.com

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HOMAGE

A one-of-a-kind shop selling trendy T-shirts and hardto-score limited-edition shoe designs that aficionados crave. 341 W. Fourth St., downtown, (513) 744-9444,

The hub for custom-made and ready-to-wear hats has been a downtown staple since 1907. 1 W. Sixth St., down-

Vintage T-shirts, sweatshirts, and apparel designed and made in the USA. From Bengals-themed tees to its signature Ohio sweatshirts, Homage carries clothing for men, women, and children. 1232 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, (513)

town, (513) 721-9345

834-7205, homage.com

BATSAK E S

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BLAINE’S FINE MEN’S APPAREL

MIK E & CAROL TROTTA

Tailored suits and business casual clothing from European

Specializing in custom-tailored and ready-made clothing

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VURSA LIMITED This Cincinnati-based streetwear company offers limited-edition clothing and accessories for men and women, including cool T-shirts and streetwise accessories. vursalimited.com

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MENSWEAR

and traditional lines, including J Brand, Cole Haan, and Paul Shark. 9407 Montgomery Rd., Montgomery, (513)

A men’s shoe and clothing store offering limited-edition sneakers and apparel including Nike, New Balance, Vans, and more. 2643 Erie Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 771-0432,

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including work from local and national designers. 1201 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 533-1974, shopmica.com

HOME DECOR

PATINA AT HOME Find both vintage and new home products and gifts at this charming boutique in Wyoming’s business district. 504

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ALBA BEAUTY STUDIO This beauty studio uses non-toxic hair color and beauty products to achieve a look naturally. 2882 Wasson Rd., Oakley, (513) 631-2522, albabeautystudio.com

BLINK MAK EUP STUDIOS Natural and handmade bath, body, and skincare products with high-quality ingredients. 4037 Hamilton Ave., Northside, (513) 592-7033, blinkmakeupstudio.com

BLOW N BLOW DRY STUDIO A quick stop for a stylish updo or professional blowout.

Choose from a variety of looks and add a scalp massage just for fun. 8060 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 7911234, iheartblown.com

BRIDEFACE Don’t know anything about makeup? Enroll in a FACEing class to learn the basics and go home with a cosmetic bag full of FACEing beauty products. 2009 Elm St., Over-theRhine, (513) 305-9723, brideface.com

HIGH FIVE SALON Cuts, color, and products from Morocan Oil, Kevin Murphy, Caviar By Alterna, and American Crew. 2039 Madison Rd., O’Bryonville, (513) 502-5293, highfivesalon.com

HONEY HUT BEAUTY BAR BOUTIQUE This boutique carries hair and beauty products and other accessories in its OTR storefront. 1329 Main St., Over-theRhine, (513) 479-1952, thehoneyhutboutique.com

LUSH

Find your new beauty routine with the handmade cosmetics from Lush, made with fruits, vegetables, and essential oils. Liberty Center, Liberty Township, lushusa.com

MITCHELL’S SALON & DAY SPA With five locations in Cincinnati, Mitchell’s offers many services, from a hair salon and facials to massages and manicures. Multiple locations, mitchellssalon.com

OHIO VALLEY BEARD SUPPLY CO. Condition your beard with products by the Ohio Valley Beard Supply Co. Choose from oils and shampoos to groom your facial hair and keep your beard looking good. (513) 967-3019, ohiovalleybeard.com

ORANGE FUZZ Handmade soaps, shaving supplies, and cosmetics using environmentally friendly ingredients. etsy.com/shop/

This store is filled with fun gifts, home decor, collectibles, candles, and garden accessories. 7767 Five Mile Rd., An-

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CELEBRATE LOCAL

Handmade gifts from around the world including fair trade items and housewares from Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. 2011 Madison Rd., O’Bryonville, (513)

From salsas and syrups to throw pillows and candles, Celebrate Local carries only goods made in Ohio. Lib-

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VERBARG’S

CONTEMPORARY ARTS CENTER SHOP

For more than 35 years, Verbarg’s has offered a fine selection of dining, living, and bedroom furniture. 8155 Mont-

Goods from current exhibitors and other gifts including books, T-shirts, souvenirs, and items for your home.

gomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 794-1555, verbargsfurniture.com

VOLTAGE

44 E. Sixth St., downtown, (513) 345-8400, contemporary artscenter.org/shop

Contemporary furniture, lighting, and accessories. Brands include B&B Italia, Cassina, Tech Lighting, Flou, and more. 3209 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 871-5483, voltage

ELM & IRON

Home decor, candles, art, vintage furniture, and other cool things can be found at Elm & Iron’s OTR location.

furniture.com

1326 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, elmandiron.com

FERN STUDIO

V I N TAG E & SE CON DH A N D

This minimalist flower shop simplifies the home with potted succulents, custom vertical gardens, and other rustic-inspired treasures. 6040 Hamilton Ave., College Hill, (513) 910-7299, fernstudiocincinnati.com

ASTUTE FURNISHINGS

FLEURISH HOME

If you enjoy the thrill of the hunt, Astute’s ever-changing inventory guarantees you’ll have a range of options. Expect to find Art Deco and mod furniture and decor at this consignment shop, which has new merchandise daily. 3052 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513)

This home decor and gift shop can also give you tips on how to paint and redo your home. 9471 Loveland-Madeira Rd., Loveland, (513) 386-7057, fleurishhome.com

GATTLE’S From the finest table linens to luxury bedding, Gattle’s offers a wide selection of products for your home. Or if you’re in need of a unique gift, whether beauty product or for a new baby, you’ll find something here.

7809-A Cooper Rd., Montgomery, (513) 8714050, gattlescincinnati.com

HIGHSTREET This boutique specializes in interior decorating, from furniture to all sorts of eclectic items for the home. The store also has bath and body products, clothing, and personal accessories. 1401 Reading Rd., downtown,

ID CINCIN NATI FURNITURE AND DE SIGN

Local makers of natural bath, body, and home products including homemade body scrubs, leave-in hair conditioners, and lip scrubs. 1419 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine,

871-5840; 11316 Montgomery Rd., Symmes Twp., (513) 8025721; tenthousandvillages.com

erty Center, 7127 Foundry Rd., Liberty Township, celebrate localohio.com

PARLOUR

ZURI HANDMADE

qandqhome.com

Laurel Ave., Madeira, (513) 561-0842, camargotrading.com

(513) 723-1901, highstreetcincinnati.com

East Walnut Hills, (513) 961-4247, salonparlour.com

QUINCE AND QUIN N Located in a former church, Quince and Quinn sells artwork, antiques, home decor, and furniture, and offers design services. 3066 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 321-3343,

From Mariposa and Juliska to Heather Moore jewelry and Seda France candles, Camargo carries everything in fashion, accessories, and products for your home. 7744

orangefuzz

A modern spin on the traditional hair salon with unique hair products, jewelry from local artists, and a complimentary cocktail with every service. 2600 Woodburn Ave.,

Wyoming Ave., Wyoming, (513) 821-0300

derson Township, (513) 231-6861

You’ll find a wide range of furniture and accessories at ID and they will help you find what works best for your home. Plus, they offer interior design services. 8180 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood (513) 834-6210, idcincinnati.com

631-8886, astutefurnishings.com

CASABLANCA VINTAGE

» HYDE PARK

ART SHOW With more than 200 exhibitors, this event is Cincinnati’s largest one-day art show.

The art comes from various mediums including photography, sculpture, painting, jewelry, and more.

» Date October 4 » Location

Hyde Park Square

» Contact

hydeparksquare.org

» Cost FREE

Longtime Northside establishment Casablanca Vintage has a large inventory that’s been cultivated over 26 years, which makes the store stand out in the vintage market.

3944 Spring Grove Ave., Northside, (513) 5416999, casablancavintage.com

CHICK EN LAYS AN EGG Right in the heart of Northside’s business district, Chicken Lays an Egg sports a fun, quirky assortment of vintage apparel and decor items. 4178 Hamilton Ave., Northside, (513) 834-9268, chickenlaysanegg.etsy.com

DUCK CREEK ANTIQUE MALL Two expansive floors of booths and dealers hawking retro, vintage, and mid-century furniture and decor means you can easily spend an hour or two (or three) taking it all in. 3715 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 321-0900, duckcreekantiquemall.com

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GRAND ANTIQUE MALL

Contemporary design-based gifts and home accessories,

Known for its vintage-savvy staff and antiques of the high-

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SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL RE SALE SHOP

X HIGHSTREET

This volunteer-run consignment shop sells items donated

by Seven Hills School families. Find high-quality clothing, accessories, sports gear, housewares, and more from topname brands like Nike, Brooks Brothers, Polo, and Bose.

5400 Red Bank Rd., Madisonville, (513) 271-7977, 7hills.org

TALK OF THE TOW N Just try to get in and out of this Reading shop without finding something. One part costume shop, one part vintage emporium, Talk of the Town has an amazing variety of apparel items spanning most of the 20th century. 9111 Reading Rd., Reading, (513) 563-8844, talkofthetowncincy.com

CHILDREN’S CL OT H I NG & GE A R ARRIETTY Children's clothing store with screen printed onesies, tote bags created by the owner, and the HaloMiner fashions we talk about on page 40. 325 Ludlow Ave., Clifton, (513) 751-1500

CASTLE HOUSE Specializing in designer clothes and shoes, Castle House has served Cincinnati the latest and greatest in children's fashion for more than 55 years. Now under new ownership. 3435 Edwards Rd., Hyde Park, (513) 871-2458, castle house.com

HAN NA ANDERSSON

You’ll find cute and kitchy clothes for the kiddos, like superhero-themed pajamas, stylish backpacks, and furry jackets. Kenwood Towne Centre, 7875 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 253-0832, hannaandersson.com

1919, grandantiquemall.com

MOLE’S RECORD EXCHANGE

The longest-running record store in Cincinnati, since 1974.

Visit Mole’s for LPs, CDs, and other forms of recorded music. 111 Calhoun St., Clifton Heights, (513) 861-6291

HI-BRED

MUSTARD SEED BOUTIQUE

Located in the up-and-coming neighborhood of East Walnut Hills, Hi-Bred has all your vintage needs: jewelry, clothing, furniture, and more. 2807 Woodburn Ave., East

Located in the heart of Clifton’s historic Gaslight District, the Mustard Seed Boutique is a resale treasure with everything from contemporary tops to designer denim to one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. 311 Ludlow Ave., Clifton,

Walnut Hills, (513) 240-4664

LENTZ & COMPAN Y Less than a year since its opening, Lentz and Company has developed a fan club for its wide array of vintage furniture, decor, and local art. 339 Ludlow Ave., Clifton, (513) 739-0193

MAINLY ART A vintage store that resells furniture, lighting, and other items from popular names like Charles Eames, George Nelson, and Milo Baughman. 3711 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 378-8261, mainlyart.com

MAN NEQUIN BOUTIQUE An ever-rotating selection of gently used items from labels such as Prada, Valentino, Ferragamo, Dries van Noten, and Coach—all at affordable prices. All proceeds benefit local charities. 1311 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 813-3982, mannequinboutique.org

(513) 221-4022, mustardseedboutique.com

N VISION This distinctly 1950s mod-style shop has a wide variety of vintage items, from McCoy ceramic cookie jars to dining tables to mica chandeliers. 4577 Hamilton Ave., Northside,

IVIV VA

From the creators of Lululemon, Ivivva has athletic wear and gear for girls into yoga, dance, and other sports activities. 3443 Edwards Rd., Hyde Park, (513) 321-1734, ivivva.com

LITTLE LORDS & LADIE S CHILDREN’S BOUTIQUE An enchanted shopping destination, Little Lords & Ladies offers distinctive apparel and accessories for your own little prince or princess. 7816 Cooper Rd., Montgomery, (513) 891-1569

RORY MAXWELL Adorable specialty clothing and accessories for everyone from teeny tots to stylish tweens. 6934 Miami Ave., Madeira, (513) 561-3991

(513) 542-4577, nvisionshop.com

OHIO VALLEY ANTIQUE MALL One of the largest antique malls in the city, featuring more than 450 dealers selling vintage furniture, clothing, and collectibles from every era. The aisles are named after streets so you don’t get lost. 7285 Dixie Hwy., Fairfield, (513) 874-7855, ohiovalleyantiques.com

PORTALUCA Formerly known as 4th Street Boutique, Portaluca sells stylish secondhand clothing and accessories in support of Dress for Success Cincinnati. 209 W. Fourth St., down-

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THE SPOTTED GOOSE Score funky yet precious clothing for your little ones from La Folie, Room Seven, and Luna Luna, as well as accessories such as Zen-centric Haiku diaper bags, for newborns and up to size 10. 3048 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 3519600, thespottedgoose.com

TREEHOUSE K IDS Just south of Tri-County Mall, this children’s furniture store has custom bedroom sets for babies and older kids—full/twin bunk bed sets, lofts, and bed-dresser-desk sets (one even has a built-in playhouse). It also offers

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est caliber, this mega-store lives up to its name, offering a wide array of decor and furniture, estate jewelry, and vintage clothing. 9701 Reading Rd., Evendale, (513) 554-

PAXTON’S GRILL The Best Burgers in Town!

Featuring our famous

BIG PAXTON and 6 other great burgers!

Specials: Mon–Fri 3-7pm

Margarita Monday Tuesday Trivia No Whine Wednesdays ½ price bottles of wine Call ahead for carry-out orders and daily specials. (513) 583-1717 Historic Loveland on the Bike Trail 126 Loveland Ave. • Loveland, OH 45140

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The List bedding and gear. 35 Tri-County Pkwy., Springdale, (513) 671-7750, treehousekidsco.com

CHAIN HALL O F FA M E ALTAR’D STATE Boho-chic clothing and one-of-a-kind accessories make this a must for the modern-day flower child. 235 Calhoun

OFF THE VINE JUICE BAR

GOURMET F O O D/S NAC K S

This juicery serves cold-pressed veggie juice blends and nut milks individually or as a set for a juice cleanse. 1218 Vine St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 305-6020, otvcincinnati.com

BREZEL This Columbus-based Bavarian-style shop specializes in all things pretzel, be it twists, pizza crusts, or dips. Stop by its OTR shop to try one of the 20-plus hand-rolled flavors, ranging from Spinach Asiago to Dark Chocolate and Peanut Butter. 6 W. 14th St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 407-

OTR CANDY BAR

The Findlay Market candy purveyors keep it classic with candy, cupcakes, and a soda selection to pair with your sweet treats. 1735 Elm St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 381-2765, otrcandybar.com

7916, brezelpower.com

PATTY’S OLD FASHIONED POPCORN

St., Clifton, (513) 221-0307, altardstate.com

AMERICAN APPAREL

BUONA TERRA GELATO AND CREPE S

Searching for fishnets? How about skinny jeans? American Apparel sells all the skin-tight and oversized pieces you’ll need for a complete hipster ensemble. 243 W. McMillan

Indulge your sweet tooth at this Euro-inspired gelateria, creperie, and bakery serving up handcrafted treats made with only the freshest local ingredients. 1028 Delta Ave.,

St., Clifton, (513) 721-3078, americanapparel.net

Mt. Lookout, (513) 386-9356, buonaterragelato.com

ANTHROPOLOGIE Inspired by looks and cultures from all over the globe, Anthropologie’s eclectic collection of women’s clothing and home decor is all things bohemian, breezy, and beautiful. 7875 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 793-6000,

Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 533-2676, pattyspopcorn.com

COLLECTIVE CAC

44 E. 6th St., downtown, (513) 345-8400, contemporary artscenter.org

LULULEMON ATHLETICA

DEEPER ROOTS COFFEE

The coffee connoisseurs now have a brick-and-mortar location serving coffee on nitro, sweet and savory toasts, and any caffeinated drink you can imagine. 3056 Madison

321-1656, lululemon.com

DILLY BISTRO BAR & BOTTLE SHOP

madewell.com

NORDSTROM From impeccable customer service to high-end variety, this upscale store’s range of styles and prices covers the spread. 7801 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 699-4190, nordstrom.com

SAK S FIFTH AVENUE Superior customer service and a large inventory from big-name designers, from Dolce & Gabbana to Diane von Furstenberg, make this one of the top department stores in the city. 101 W. Fifth St., downtown, (513) 421-6800, saksfifthavenue.com

URBAN OUTFITTERS Pick up cool, chic clothing and accessories, and eclectic items for your home. 2510 Ohio Ave., Clifton, (513) 8720245, urbanoutfitters.com

Edmonson Rd., Norwood, (513) 351-2222; downtown: 301 E. Sixth St., (513) 983-8388; Deerfield Towne Center: 5843 Deerfield Blvd., Deerfield Twp., (513) 229-7555; yagootyogurt.com

dillycafe.com

E SSENCHA TEA HOUSE Tea lovers can choose from more than 100 varieties including matcha, the healing tea we feature on page 12. Essencha Tea House, 3212 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513) 533-4832, essencha.com

FIK A HUS SWEDISH COFFEEHOUSE

Pastries, wraps, soups, and lattes fill the menu—some with a Swedish twist. Enjoy one of the local beers on the outdoor patio for lunch. 508 W. 12th St., Covington, (859)

HYDE PARK GOURMET FOOD & WINE

(513) 721-2022, tiffany.com

YAGÖÖT Fans of frozen yogurt flock to Yagööt for its tart, creamy soft serve and variety of fresh toppings. Packed with probiotics and live cultures, it is hormone-free, lowfat, and the perfect healthy indulgence. Rookwood Commons: 2737

Cozy restaurant with impressive wine shop and two-tier English courtyard. Features soups, specialty salads and sandwiches, quiche, vegetarian items, and bistro-style dinners. 6818 Wooster Pike, Mariemont, (513) 561-5233,

816-9125, fikahus.com

TIFFAN Y & CO.

This gourmet popsicle shop uses fresh, local, and often organic ingredients. Its inventive menu is always changing, with both cream-based and fruit-based options like honey bourbon vanilla and strawberry balsamic. 1437 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 446-7505, streetpops.com

SEPHORA

Top-of-the-line engagement rings, watches, accessories, and gifts. Designer lines include those by Elsa Peretti, Frank Gehry, and Paloma Picasso. 505 Vine St., downtown,

351-2900, rootedjuicery.com

Rd., Oakley, (513) 913-9489, deeperrootscoffee.com

Product junkies beware: this beauty megastore offers a plethora of everyday skincare essentials, beloved cosmetic brands, and perfumes galore. 7875 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 794-0250, sephora.com

Rooted has a full lunch menu, smoothies, and even a vegan coconut yogurt. Everything is made with organic, raw, and fresh ingredients, including its raw version of key lime pie and chocolate mousse. 3010 Madison Rd., Oakley, (513)

STREETPOPS

A mecca for shopaholics and fitness addicts, Lululemon lets you get your yoga fix before it opens on certain days.

Whether you need new yoga pants or just a few minutes in pigeon pose, these weekly sessions aim to keep you toned and stylish. 3500 Michigan Ave., Hyde Park, (513)

A subsidiary of J. Crew, this preppy-meets-cool women’s clothing store offers denim, sweaters, blazers, and more of the same high quality, but with a more laid-back, vintage feel. 7875 Montgomery Rd., Kenwood, (513) 791-0890,

ROOTED JUICERY

From lattes and pastries to beer and wine, Collective CAC is a unique spot to breakfast, lunch, or just have a drink before and after a trip to the Contemporary Arts Center.

anthropologie.com

MADEWELL

This nostalgic little shop makes the perfect snack destination, with an overwhelming assortment of old-fashioned candy, Hawaiian shaved ice, and of course, gourmet popcorn of every sweet and savory variety. 3437 Michigan

A specialty food and wine store with a European-style shopping experience. Unique products, specialty cheeses, chocolates, stellar wine, and a certified sommelier. 2707 Erie Ave., Hyde Park, (513) 533-4329, hydepark gourmet.com

» DESIGN BUILD CINCY This home-centered show features architects, artisans, designers, and remodelers who can talk about the latest trends and help you with your home project. » Date October 30–November 1 » Location Music Hall Ballroom, Over-the-Rhine » Contact

designbuildcincy.com

» Cost

MACARON BAR

$8

PETS’ CL OT H I NG & GEAR EDGY POOCH PET CLOTHING & ACCE SSORIE S

All things pet-related (think Reds-themed clothing and uber-cute collars) and grooming services too. 1344 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 491-3349, shopedgypooch.com

PET WANTS OTR

Pet Wants is the local creator of grain-free pet food. Each batch is made fresh with quality ingredients to ensure a nutritionally complete meal for your pet. 1409 Vine St., Overthe-Rhine, (513) 621-3647, petwants.com

Cincinnati’s only macaron-dedicated bakery serves flavors like green tea, salted caramel, and lemon. 1206 Main St., Over-the-Rhine, (513) 813-8181; 3431 Edwards Rd., Hyde Park; Kenwood Towne Centre

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To find more shops, visit cincinnatimagazine.com/guides and select the shopping category.

2716 ERIE AVENUE • HYDE PARK SQUARE www.ateliercincinnati.com (513) 453-4828

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Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm. Parking in front of store and on hill adjacent.