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Barbareeba
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Starlet: You Go, Girlie
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Heidelberg Antiques: A Bit of the Black Forest on Broadway
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Savory Spice Shop: A Sanctuary of Seasonings
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Sartorial Stampede at Buffalo Exchange
Call it a trading post for fashionistas: Buffalo Exchange not only sells clothes but buys and trades them, too. The funky Capitol Hill branch of this national resale chain is lined with rack upon rack of vintage, designer, and “gently used” duds as well as display cases cluttered with jewelry, hats, bags, sunglasses and other goodies—many of them priced just as they might have been back in the day (think silk sheaths for $10 and cowboy boots for a fraction of the cost of a new pair). Bring your own bag to tote your purchases in, and the store will donate a nickel to the charity of your choice—so you can do good while looking even better.
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Vital Spa: Maximum Luxury for Mind and Body
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EVOO Marketplace: A Gourmet Gallery
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Let Izba Spa Whisk You Away—Literally
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Change Your Stripes at Fancy Tiger Boutique
Clothes may make the man (or woman), but accessories make the clothes—which means Fancy Tiger may just make your day. This extra-funky, staunchly indie Baker District boutique does sell plenty of frocks—many using recycled or organic materials—but it specializes in the small stuff, from suspenders and fedoras to combination handlebar/shoulder bags, laser-cut jewelry, and even handmade stationery; its adjacent craft-supply outlet also offers classes in needlefelting, embroidery, and more.
Cooler still, as part of the citywide First Friday Art Walk, it hosts Denver Made, an evening trunk show featuring local designers and libations to the tunes of live DJs.
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Let Studio Bini Dress Your Child in Style
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A Literary Landmark: The Tattered Cover
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Mix-and-Match Moxie at Babareeba
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2 Stores + 100s of Bright Ideas = 5 Green Boxes
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Garbarani Goes Fashion Forward
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Black and Read and Funky All Over
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Putting the Decade in Decadence