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Jun 23, 2010
12:42 PM
Fast-Track Finds
By Tara Behan
You heard it here first: The Main Line’s most fashionable new address is Apricot Lane—filled with the hottest celebrity-inspired fashions without the celebrity-caliber price tags. Mother-and-daughter duo Teresa and Ashley Macchia get everything from the West Coast, for an exclusivity that their growing list of patrons adore.
“We get new merchandise in every day,” says Ashley of their Ardmore boutique. “We only get six of each style. If a shopper sees something they like, we encourage them to buy it—because it may not be there if they come back.”
Summer inventory features everything from trapeze tops and flowy vests to embellished tanks and trendy sundresses. Accessories include a wide selection of jewelry—from gold layering necklaces to wood bangles—plus belts, scarves, sunglasses and sandals.
By Main Line standards, most of Apricot Lane’s items are reasonably priced. But those who prefer designer prices will appreciate the selection of premium denim from William Rast, Rich & Skinny and Rock Revival.
Apricot Lane is also the exclusive Pennsylvania carrier of the Moni Moni Italian leather handbags popular with celebs like Brooke Shields and Kim Kardashian.
Suburban Square, Ardmore; (610) 645-5205, apricotlaneardmore.com.
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Tara Behan, Senior Editor
When I'm not in front of the computer, chances are you’ll find me engaged in some serious retail therapy along the Main Line. With Shop Talk, my goal is to provide the latest on store openings, products, sales, trunk shows and more. I'll also delve into the local spa and beauty scene. Have a favorite boutique, salon or spa? E-mail me at tbehan@mainlinetoday.com.
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