Shopping in College Park

It is through art and art only that we can realize our perfection, through frames and frames only that we can shield our art from the sordid perils of actual existence. Today's deal fames and supplies your art in fine form. For $25, you get $50 toward anything at Binders Art Supplies and Frames in Buckhead. If you happen to be catching a Bobcats game, your Groupon can be used at the Charlotte location as well. Use today's deal toward any art class, art supplies, picture frames, custom frames, and more.

Cherry Pie Boutique is a cheerful Vinings shop bursting with colorful clothing and accessories for teens, moms, and teenage moms. Cherry Pie Boutique stocks everything from sexy sundresses to button-down shirts, so there's something for everyone. This Groupon is good for anything in the store (including shoes and handbags, but not jewelry). Shopping at a boutique means everything is handpicked for style and quality; the more than 30 brands, including Free People, French Connection, Tulle, and Charlotte Tarantola, at Cherry Pie is sure to satisfy any fashion sweet tooth.

Add style to your apartment's white walls and break free from your white v-neck tee with unique, affordable art and handmade goods. Today's Groupon gets you $50 worth of crafty clothing, quirky cards, awesome art, accessories, and more for just $25 at Young Blood Gallery and Boutique. Click here to discuss Groupon the Cat.

Though celebrity trends such as adoption, philanthropy, and edible gold are economically unfeasible for most, today's deal lets you in on a trend the paparazzi are blogging about. With today's Groupon to Mickey Lynn Designs, you get $140 worth of high quality gemstones and recycled metal jewelry for $60. Celebrities like Miley Cyrus, Christina Applegate, Katrina Bowden (30 Rock), Mark Indelicato (Ugly Betty), Hershel (and the Hanukkah Goblins), and Lisa Edelstein (House) love Mickey Lynn's playful, handcrafted designs, and style-savvy star Elisabeth Hasselbeck joins fellow The Viewers Sherri Shepherd and Joy Behar in sporting the mixed metal creations. Bring a bag. It needn’t be a burlap sack, ladies, but trying to pack a cache of diamonds into a small clutch or sunglasses case can turn months of preparation into a disappointing fiasco. Fellows, you’re not exempt either. If your tuxedo lacks pockets and your leather briefcase is already full of stacks of Euros for the helicopter pilot, what do you plan to do? Carry the legendary Hopefield Green Star-Sapphire out under your arm like a baby pumpkin? If you’re that worried about fellow burglars commenting snidely on your “man purse,” go traditional: bring a bag with a dollar sign on it.

Palas offers a range of both local designers and classic established collections, including the unconventional deerskin and fringe of Daily Candy favorite Shondra Leigh and the fantastical organic metalwork of Robyn Rhodes. Palas also has its own in-house custom design studio, an exclusive line of fine, ornamental minerals and gems, and even its own brand of table salt.

The “Sole” in Sole Shoes & Accessories functions as a subtle reminder of what the store offers its customers: the chance to craft a wardrobe entirely their own. Rows of brightly colored shoes fill the shelves, though repeats are rare because the store avoids over-saturated brands in favor of hard-to-find designer labels. Recent finds include shoes from Jeffrey Campbell, Seychelles, and Naughty Monkey. And the shoes’ styles are just diverse as their brand names, running the gamut from classic to trendy, with wedges, flats, and boots lined with shock-absorbent cotton candy. In addition to shoes, the boutique stocks dresses with geometric prints, fashionable leather purses, and slouchy sweaters.