Open since 1995, retiring owners of the Sewickley boutique plan to close shop Friday.
At the end of September the doors to a Sewickley staple will be closing for good. While lovely crops of new shops are popping up everywhere, it is always sad to see an old favorite go. At the same time it is a happy new beginning for the storeowners. The ladies at Bailey & Bailey are moving into retirement and getting to begin a whole new chapter of their lives. For 16 years, owners Elsa Cabiya and Holly Miller have cultivated the perfect blend of sure-to-be favorites all in one spot. One could always find designer denim, the perfect pant, charming accessories, literally everything from a basic tee to evening wear. Swoon-worthy names graced every space in the shop. The trademark fashion drawings that graced their ads, invitations and store…
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Open since 1995, the store selling the newest trends in upscale designer collections plans to close.
While I have never had the disposable income to shop regularly at Sewickley’s women’s clothing boutique, Bailey & Bailey, I have visited the store countless times over the years. Whether I’m simply browsing, rummaging through the sale rack or shopping for a special occasion, it’s rare to leave the shop without coveting several clothing items. Because Pittsburgh has often been behind the curve when it comes to high-end fashion, it’s a treat to be able to at least look at beautiful clothes, even when I can’t necessarily afford them. Bailey & Bailey owners Holly Miller and Elsa Cabiya have giving shoppers access to designer brands that no other Pittsburgh stores sell, and they've kept customers coming back for 20 years. Over the years, …
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bnhasak
1:49 pm on Wednesday, August 24, 2011
I also will miss Bailey and Bailey! I too rarely was able to afford to purchase many of the things I coveted. Since it opened I would save up and splurge on occasion. I still have my first purchase/splurge item, the woven bag I bought one summer in high school (nearly 17 years ago now) with my piggy bank money. Best wishes to the owners and thank you for being so funky and chic all these years. … more ›