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Local Designers Pop Up at Clementine Shoes
By Seattle Mag August 21, 2013
!–paging_filter–pHow does a brick and mortar shop make it in an increasing online retail scene? Get creative, that’s how./p
pa href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com.239elwb01.blackmesh.com/clementine“Clementine’s /aLinda Walsh has just launched a new addition to her website: the a href=”http://www.clementines.com/shop/category/popup” target=”_blank”Featured Designer Pop Up Shop/a. Walsh plans on working with emerging designers, curating their designs, killing two birds with one stone by giving these fledging designers much needed exposure and an increased audience, while introducing new customers to her retail store in the process./p
pFirst up in the pop up is a href=”http://\/\/seattlemag.com.239elwb01.blackmesh.com/vote-now-2013-seamless-sea…“Seamless in Seattle/a emerging designer winner a href=”http://www.clementines.com/shop/category/mia-fioravanti-pop-up-shop” target=”_blank”Mia Fioravanti/a, who caught our eye for her easy, breezy, wearable, affordable and totally chic dresses and utility wrap skirts./p
pKeep your eye on the Clementine website—new designer collaborations will be popping up left and right./p
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