European Accent

We had a great time in this store today!
What attracted me to even entering the store was the Vera Bradley display that is on the main level. They were having a sale on a few select retired patterns. Woo-​hoo!
There is a wide array of things in this store, aside from Baggalinis and Vera purses. I ended up purchasing a bee creamer and sugar set. On the stairs going to the second level, where there is even more Vera Bradley and clothing, there are some very eclectic clocks, which were decently priced. I fell in love with a cowboy boot clock, but I really wouldn’t know where to put it.
We ended up also getting an outfit for the summer that is bright and cheerful.
The sales women were very nice and helpful as well. The girl who was wrapping up my bee creamer and sugar inspected the item and showed me it was in perfect condition. Score for them actually keeping the boxes for items!
Make sure to stop in and check out the clocks!

The Vera Bradley paint pail spilled all over this store. .. first floor and upstairs. The clothes are exquisite in all varieties, including outerwear.
Jewelry and accessories are everywhere.
I have never seen such unique clothes, jewelry and accessories.
On the way upstairs, there are clocks, mirrors and other wall decorations on display. There was an absolutely adorable battery-​operated dachshund clock. The hands were bones, and there was a bone on the bottom of the pendulum.
Upstairs in the back are all sorts of silk and fabric flowers, ribbons and sprays, as well as a work table. They must make their own arrangements.
I looked at a lot of prices, and they were quite reasonable, like $ 109 for a lined wool winter coat.