A wide variety of stylish threads and accessorizing accessories bedazzle the racks and shelves within the living walls of the boutique. Prepare for the autumn ambush by wrapping a pair of Miss Me ($98) or Lucky Jeans ($99) around your knee-equipped walking sticks. Tresics T-shirts ($50 or less), Lucky tops ($79), and a Sweetees dress ($149) are just a few of the many torso toppers capable of making ladies jealous and making naked mole rats feel even more naked. Pair garments with a fashionable jewelry adornment or a fabric focal point such as a Big Buddha purse ($95), among others. When browsing, feel free to tap the stylish minds of the friendly staff and nearby stylists who will gladly help pick out an outfit to match a newly outfitted hairdo.
Wielding years of practice and an arsenal of Pureology products, Breathe Salon’s quartet of stylists transforms men’s and women’s hair into chic coiffures. After a brief consultation, the shampoo-and-style pampering package begins with a sudsy shampooing to clear locks of dirt, oil, and discarded gum. Stylists seal in new fashions by running flat irons through manes or by aiming yawning blow-dryers at them. Alternatively, scissors snip away overgrowth during a men’s or women’s haircut that begins with a consultation to discuss style preferences. After washing tresses, mane maestros orchestrate strands into a style that harmonizes with clients' personality like a mockingbird harmonizes with a referee's whistle.
Overhead paper lanterns cast a honey glow on the salon's brown velvet sofas and modern ceramic artwork. This contemporary vibe complements the cutting-edge talent of the staff, which has earned Fringe a spot on Elle magazine's list of top 100 salons in the nation. A skilled stylist can perform a simple bang trim, or go all out with a custom scissor cut and Goldwell color highlights. Guests can also request other beautifying services such as spray tanning, nailcare, and facial waxing to nix unwanted hair.
Named after the vast and opulent Roman bathhouses built by Emperor Caracalla in 216 CE, Caracalla continues a millennia-old tradition of indulgence with a range of spa treatments for the whole body. In the spa's private rooms, nail technicians dote on digit tips by way of built-in Italian pedicure machines and custom-designed manicure stations while lavishing appendages with organic milk baths, scrubbing salts, and oils as essential as zebra skin to referee uniform manufacturers. Aestheticians, meanwhile, anoint clients’ bodies with organic herbal wraps, sealing skin in envelopes of herbs and botanicals.
With five years of experience and a passion for fresh styles, Stephanie Weaver of Tease Salon transforms outdated looks into fashionable cuts. All cuts start with a shampoo, lathering locks to provide a clean canvas for hair artistry and to remove signs of studying for clown school's rigorous pie-tossing exams. Stephanie then shears tresses into shape with well-trained scissors, snipping to the tune of each client's follicular wishes. Stephanie wields a blow dryer to shape women's cuts into finished form or air-dries men's cuts after styling them with the lingering gaze of a telekinetic hairbrush. Stephanie also helps upkeep fuzzy visages with brow and lip waxing, shaping eye-toppers and eradicating under-nose foliage.