For amazing t-shirts with a bit of edge, Mary Meyer is at the top of our lists. Mary Meyer prides herself on the wearability of her basic unique shapes that are combined with a print or piece of appliqué. Each piece is handmade in Brooklyn, NY.
Our fave Spring Summer ‘10 pieces are:
Posted on April 27th, 2010 by Fawn
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Complex Geometries’ Spring Summer 2010 pieces are now in store, and we are sooooo excited! There are amazing new pieces such as the onesie and updated Complex classics! Come by and check it out!
Remember, for all those that forgot how to wear it “in that different way,” Kasha’s always around to give one-on-one tutorials!
Photos by [...]
Posted on April 27th, 2010 by Fawn
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Last summer everybody grabbed the Rodebjer “Eyes on the Prize” t-shirt, this season, Rodebjer’s in a more summer BOHO state of mind.
Check out Rodebjer’s silk poncho, in store now!
We’d recommended wearing the gladiator A Detacher sandals or the feathery LD Tuttles from Chasse Gardee with this amazing piece!!!
Posted on April 21st, 2010 by Fawn
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IAN is the new collection designed by Rozae Nichols. Launching in Spring 2010, the collection offers “essential wardrobe” pieces for a modern woman’s lifestyle. IAN developed through the collaboration of shared aesthetics between two long time friends: Rozae Nichols and Stella Ishii of The News. Their mutual design sensibility, desire for a renewed simplicity and [...]
Posted on April 14th, 2010 by Fawn
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Spring is here!
Fawn has received our SS10 Collections!
new in store
Ian
Shin
Mary Meyer
Bliss Lau
Line
Complex Geometries
Something Else
Eryn Brinie
Rodebjer
Velour
Posted on April 7th, 2010 by Fawn
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Check out the FAWN feature in Saturday’s Toronto Star!
Fawn boutique has sweet fashions, sweet prices
Fawn works hard to live up to its name with attitude and wit
By Rita Zekas
Fawn boutique is in the former Chocolate Factory at 967 Queen St. W. near the Candy Factory Lofts but you won’t get sugar shock. The stock isn’t [...]
Posted on April 7th, 2010 by Fawn
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