Harare women boutiques popping up!

Boutique Critique, Fashion, Zimbabwe

Let us go back to when I started this blog…major boutiques were Little Harrods in town and Borrowdale for the upmarket, Timeless Apparel in Arundel and Joyce Chimanye gave us dose of African print chic in her Zuvva store in Sam Levy’s village.

OH how things have changed!

Perhaps the coming in of direct flights to major places in the world has given the opportunity for people to compete with the big dawgs of back then.

Let us face it: FastJet, FlyAfrica makes getting fabric a breeze in Tanzania.

Clothes from everywhere else…Europe, Turkey/England and Asia Beijing/Guangzhou are a breeze to get to with Ethiopian and Emirates landing in  Harare.

Ironically the economy has given options for consumers and the more people sell and sell. Given that I do not particularly enjoy shopping like I did…because wearing clothes is not easy with hips anymore.

Last year I noticed 3 boutiques catering for similar income and style groups pop up… I have to admit I have only been a customer for one store

Here it goes:

Mel’s Touch

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Dressed and photographed for a GTel Advert in the CBD boutique

Posh

POSH boutique

Some of POSH Vips shoots in the CBD store

JanJam Ladies

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Inside the CBD store, JanJam Ladies

know of any other stores or boutiques popping up?

Where do you shop?

xoxo

 

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