Local Fashion Resources

Sometimes, you just need help finding the necessities...here are  couple fashion resources every girl needs to have...let me know if you know of any others that I have left out...

Tailor: Blanca Ochoa Seamstress (fine sewing and alterations) Found business card at Buffalo Exchange...can use to have items altered to fit you perfect like black trousers; or, to have a great skirt made with a fabric found at an antique store or great fabric store.

Dry Cleaner that is open on Sundays: (Open 7 days a week, that is really hard to find!) Coyote Cleaners 722-3006

Closet Organizer: California Closets (yes, it's in Tucson:)

Nail Salon: Lavender Nail & Spa

Magazine Store: Crescent Tobacco Shop and Newsstand-every fashion magazine you can think of is available here!

Cobbler: Alpine Shoe Repair, great cost and amazing details to keep the shoe looking new.

Wardrobe Consultant: (Whenever you are in a bind or need some fashion direction these are the women, locally, to go to...unless you want some trendy edge, and you can come to me:)  Phoenix: Maggie Heiser and Tucson, Jane Harvey.

Curly Hair Salon:  This salon knows how to work with every type of curly hair and has been recognized on a variety of curly hair sites.  Spiral Salon-worth a visit. 

Great Find

I found an amazing nail salon in town that is worth driving to, Lavender Nail & Spa on 22nd street.  Yes, it is a little far for most, but it is worth it.  The decor, the nail polish selection (they have Essie), and the service is impeccable.  Down to the little details, this is a high class Nail Salon with a perfect price.

I got a pedicure and was amazed by the detail that was put into the service.  It was like going to an expensive salon in New York City or flying out to Korea and getting the little details like cucumbers in the water.  I loved it and I recommend this salon to everyone! 

PS, You will probably deserve something special after the Thanksgiving dinner and or shopping all weekend.

I had my nails painted in the Essie color, Wicked which is a brilliant color for the fall.  It is a dark shade of maroon that is almost black---but, still not that dark.