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In With the Old
June 21, 2012·By BLAC Editorial
Norah’s Vintage Loft has fabulous frocks
June 21, 2012
ajah Na’lmah loves scouring the country for fabulous vintage clothing finds. She decided to share her love with Detroiters by opening Norah’s Vintage Loft downtown.
Na’lmah handpicked retro masterpieces for men and women, and has something for a wide range of ages, too.
“The clientele that I’ve gotten so far is from 15 years old all the way up to women in their 60s,” she says.
“It’s very trendy, and at the same time very classy. It all depends on who’s wearing it, how they’re wearing it and it’s definitely bringing new flavor to Detroit fashion.”
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Marsha Marsha
“All the way up to women in their 60’s”
Uh…that’s not exactly the best marketing statement for we mature ladies, I’d say. If you think that’s “all the way up” I don’t know what you’d say if a chic 80 year old walked in. Maybe this might not be the place for those of us “of a certain age”.