High fashion for
major life events Abergavenny, Wales – Locally owned and operated Baroque Boutique & Beauty provides big city choices with small town customer care...
L
ocated in the Angel quarter of Abergavenny, Baroque Boutique & Beauty offers an
outstanding shopping experience for those seeking bespoke clothing options. With a staff of sales professionals and seamstresses, mother and daughter team, Coryn and Marion, launched their designer boutique in January 2013. Specialising in mother of the
bride, prom and evening outfits and dresses for every special occasion, the boutique offers an extensive collection of top notch brands and luxury clothing for the discerning female shopper. The look, layout and design of
the boutique mirrors the luxury brands and products carried within the store. With labels such as Ian Stuart, Linea Raffaelli, Gil Harvey, Ann Balon, Irresistible
and Dress Code, occasion ware from Aideen Bodkin, Pretty Little Dress Company, Oui, Basler and evening wear from Alvina Valenta, Jim Hjelm, Noir by Lazaro, Tony Bowls, Forever Unique and Pia Michi the boutique offers Monmouthshire residents a full range of designer clothes and accessories. The boutique is also the only store in Wales to stock Lucy Choi designer shoes. Lucy Choi is the niece of the world famous Jimmy Choo. At Baroque Boutique &
Beauty, we are committed to providing high quality products with a friendly and welcoming customer service. We hope to see you during the upcoming holiday season as we continue to establish ourselves as the premier ladies boutique in South Wales.
www.baroqueboutique.co.uk | Tel 01873 858030 Email.
enquiries@baroqueboutique.co.uk 18 Cross Street, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 5EW
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