Earlier this year, the wizards inside Under Armour’s South Baltimore-based headquarters put out a shoe called the UA SpeedForm Gemini 2 RE that could track runners’ performance using a tiny sensor. The company seems to have been pleased with the results, as it released three more of those tech-connected shoes yesterday.
Last year, Under Armour passed Adidas and became the second most popular athletic wear company in the world. Number one, of course, was the unassailable Nike, which had a lockdown on 31% of the sportswear market in 2014. Facing a dominant company like that, Under Armour could easily just be content with their #2 spot. Who would blame them? But Under Armour doesn’t appear to be content with second place.
At The Little Shoebox in Ruxton, owner Emilie Blaze celebrates her love of shoes – especially those that are fun, feminine and different from what’s available at every department store across the country.
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Andrea, owner of the consignment store Love Me Two Times, is raking in Louis Vuitton merch by the armful, along with tons of other hot designer labels, and repricing them for gals like you and me pinching our pennies. Take an insider’s look at these new arrivals. Bags, suitcases, shoes, and dresses begging to grace your figure. And did I mention her prices are insane?!! Here’s what Andrea has to say:
Our lil’ Louis Department!!
(And the stunning, band new, Pierre Hardy Shoes are the added touch!
Just in. Drooling!
And…worn once. We love it when ladies want to “trade up” for another item they want!! This is current, in unworn condition, and retails for close to $2,000.00
Just in. Drooling!
And…worn once. We love it when ladies want to “trade up” for another item they want!! This is current, in unworn condition, and retails for close to $2,000.00
The gorgeous jeweled lace up back.
This is a stunning, gorgeous, Ralph Lauren Collection (purple label) beaded gown.
The bugle beading and detail on this dress is unreal. It is made of stretchy fabric and is so sexy.
This is Red Carpet Worthy.. It was worn once to a socialite’s wedding reception at The Pierre Hotel In New York. The original retail was $9,500.00
This picture does not due this dress justice. It must be seen in person to be appreciated.
Love Me Two Times (Baltimore Maryland), luxury, designer and vintage re-sale boutique, is Baltimore’s best kept secret! Imagine having access to the closet of your favorite celebrity, stylist or fashion icon! Welcome to Love Me Two Times, where you will find the hottest, latest, current designer and killer vintage clothing and accessories at a fraction of the original retail cost. It’s like walking into a dream closet with your very own personal stylist to dress you from head to toe!
Make sure to remember Love Me Two Times as you do your spring cleaning! It provides a great way for you to make extra cash, too! Let them sell your designer clothes and bags. Just call to set up an appointment. You will be amazed at what your vintage treasures will earn.
600 Wyndhurst Ave, Baltimore, MD.
(410) 323-1070
Look for the latest fashions from the world’s top designers each week on the Wednesday Trend Reports from Green Spring Station.
Between the cheetah print carpet that lines the floor and the pink-hued walls that create a feminine feel, The Little Shoebox in Ruxton is the ultimate shop for shoe-loving women in Baltimore.
Forget handbags and Hermes scarves. If you’re looking to invest in cutting-edge fashion these days, sneakers are where it’s at. Blogs track release dates, malls are evacuated to avoid sneaker riots, SneakerCon draws thousands, and the most in-demand models can reach four figures. So when Towson junior Malcolm Manswell decided to get into the sneaker business, it was serious.
There’s something almost Victorian about Ma Petite Shoe. By that we mean that the Hampden boutique captures all of the decadence, romance, indulgence, and classic beauty of that period while dispensing with the restrictiveness of corsets and the fact that the chocolate of the period bore almost no resemblance to the treats we enjoy today. That’s why we will be sure to visit the Hampden boutique on Sunday, November 18 from 1 – 4 p.m. for a special event.
Who knows what Hurricane Sandy will bring. One thing’s for certain: next week will be a wash. Why not make lemonade out of lemons? Women’s shoes, clothing and accessories boutique Sassanova is giving 25 percent off its entire inventory, this weekend-only, at its Calm Before the Storm sale. Get in before it hits!
Shop Sassanova, 805 Aliceanna Street, Harbor East, Saturday from 10 a.m. – 8 p.m. and Sunday from 11 – 6 p.m.
Loafers & Laces, the men’s shoe store in Ruxton Station, will be moving in early November to Harbor East in a space next to Whole Foods on Exeter Street.
“We loved our Ruxton location, but Harbor East provided a great opportunity for us that we just couldn’t pass up,” says owner Debbie Foreman. The grand opening is scheduled for November 3.
