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Summer must haves: the Dress.

It’s the first long weekend and the weather forecast is calling for SUMMER! And the best way to kick off the Victoria Day weekend is with Mary Meyer’s summer dresses. You don’t need us to tell you how good these will look while picnic-ing in the park!

Graphic Summer!

Mary Meyer’s graphic cotton pieces have arrived just in time for the warm weather! We consider her pieces wardrobe staples.

And introducing…Electric Feathers.

Electric Feathers, a line from New York City and designed by Leana Zuniga, has arrived at Fawn.

We are LOVING the convertible dress rope dress (pictured) in fire. We guarantee you will turn up the heat when you wear this dress!

New additions for spring 2012!

We’re excited to announce that we’ve expanded our brand mix, which include:

Electric Feathers / Study – New York / Quarry / In God We Trust / Falconiere / Annie Costello Brown / Lillian Crowe / Nettie Kent / Jessica Mary Clayton / Upstate / Black Crane / Michelle Lane / Wake / Erin Considine

Stop by and check out the new collections. Another reason to love the arrival of spring!

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Boxing Day!

Fawn Boxing Day Sale!

20% – 50% off selected items.

December 26, 2011 from 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Happy Shopping!

Happy Holidays!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

Wishing all a very safe and happy holiday, and best wishes for 2012.

We will be closed Christmas eve at 4:00 p.m. and on Christmas Day. We will re-open on Monday December 26 for boxing day at 10:00 a.m.

Fawn LOVES Aesa.

Four coats to keep you warm this winter.

Bundle up with Clyde.

Clyde is a small, slow knitwear project. All pieces are made and felted by hand, from the highest quality natural fibers in small batches. Each is also unique, with the attendant variations that come from items made by hands. The element that allows the existence of the fleeting paradigm of “the more they’re worn, the better they look.”