Saturday was gorgeous, even though the temps barely cracked 50F, and everyone was out. Rittenhouse Row held their annual Fashion Crawl, the stores were packed and afterwards the sidewalk cafes were as well.
Katherine and Andrea Solorzano with Rittenhouse Square doyenne Claire Boasi (c) took advantage of the special shopping day and picked up a few items for the spring season at Joan Shepp on Chestnut Street.
New in the store at Joan Shepp is housewares, quirky, fun and fashionable. Guests enjoyed cocktails by SUGA.On my way over to the next stop I noticed that Juice Press is on the verge of opening 118 18th Street. Mike has gotten into juicing, so this is good news. Did you know that 7-11 sells juice similar to this as well?
South Moon Under gave 15% off purchases of $150 or more while serving cocktails by Cavanaugh’s’s Rittenhouse
Endeavor Athletic at 119 South 18th Street served a.kitchen cocktails and enjoyed a busy afternoon Alexandra and Kaitlin told me.
Janice Watkins, Rachel Choi and Ashley Martin stopped by LAGOS to check out the exclusive Waderlust collection and enjoy matching blue cocktails from a.bar. Besides attended college full time, getting good grades and having great taste, the two besties have a new podcast called Chicken Fried Pho.
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