High fashion Birmingham boutique opens second studio in Grosse Pointe
A former stockbroker who swapped a career in finance for one in fashion is expanding from one store and studio in Birmingham to a second in Grosse Pointe. Bonnie Foley will bring her Christane Larue boutique with designer clothing, including resort wear, casual day wear and formal evening wear, to a spot being renovated at 17114 Kercheval Avenue. The store is scheduled to open in October. It will be the latest business arrival for The Village in Grosse Pointe, where the main street, Kercheval Avenue, was spotted with several vacant storefronts until of late, when a series of restaurants, a dance studio, a hair salon, a fabric store and other businesses moved in. The Birmingham studio is located at 2243 Cole St. It opened in 2008. Source: Christiane Larue Writer: Kim North Shine
A former stockbroker who swapped a career in finance for one in fashion is expanding from one store and studio in Birmingham to a second in Grosse Pointe.
Bonnie Foley will bring her Christane Larue boutique with designer clothing, including resort wear, casual day wear and formal evening wear, to a spot being renovated at 17114Â Kercheval Avenue. The store is scheduled to open in October.
It will be the latest business arrival for The Village in Grosse Pointe, where the main street, Kercheval Avenue, was spotted with several vacant storefronts until of late, when a series of restaurants, a dance studio, a hair salon, a fabric store and other businesses moved in.
The Birmingham studio is located at 2243 Cole St. It opened in 2008.
Source: Christiane Larue
Writer: Kim North Shine
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