Say hello to Claire Bouvier and Niki Hodgskiss - the lovely gals behind Kingston's new venture The Loft Girls, a fashion mobile boutique on wheels.
While their experiences and backgrounds may differ - Claire in eco-fashion and teaching and Niki in food truck manufacturing, as friends a creative project seemed fitting. With fashion and style being at the top of the pyramid for these two, the idea of The Loft Girls came to fruition sitting at a dinner table where one thing led to another.
The world of fashion and a slight case of the travel bug inspired these fabulous girls to combine their passion and friendship into a thriving new entrepreneurial journey. Quite the unique concept and never seen in Ontario before, it allows the girls to bring the big city feel to girls in smaller communities. The fashion mobile boutique is a special place that is filled with carefully curated vintage pieces of clothing and accessories, local art and handmade products. From styling parties to festivals, The Loft Girls will be hitting the road this summer for fun filled adventures.
While their experiences and backgrounds may differ - Claire in eco-fashion and teaching and Niki in food truck manufacturing, as friends a creative project seemed fitting. With fashion and style being at the top of the pyramid for these two, the idea of The Loft Girls came to fruition sitting at a dinner table where one thing led to another.
The world of fashion and a slight case of the travel bug inspired these fabulous girls to combine their passion and friendship into a thriving new entrepreneurial journey. Quite the unique concept and never seen in Ontario before, it allows the girls to bring the big city feel to girls in smaller communities. The fashion mobile boutique is a special place that is filled with carefully curated vintage pieces of clothing and accessories, local art and handmade products. From styling parties to festivals, The Loft Girls will be hitting the road this summer for fun filled adventures.
June 1st, 2016 marked their launch at the impressive Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning - the turnout and community support was immense. Arriving shortly after 6pm with a lovely friend, we were delighted to see the pink fashion truck. Quite distinct in character with a skylight and a "loft" style feel with lots of natural light, a tall ceiling, and clean, white walls. Um hello can we move in please?
Venturing into the truck is an experience in itself and one well worth it.
Next stop: Skeleton Park Arts Festival!
Venturing into the truck is an experience in itself and one well worth it.
Next stop: Skeleton Park Arts Festival!
Check out their tour dates here.
Give 'em some love: www.theloftgirls.com
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