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A leading Longford town retailer is undergoing a significant transformation which, its owners hope, will see it enhance its reputation as one of the midlands' most decorated outlets.
Louise Brennan, creative director and proprietor of Fabiani is launching the second phase of her experiential boutique. The opening will be a three-day extravaganza beginning today (April 12) at 6pm.
Fabiani will see the addition of a beauty bar and Mudshot, an in-house coffee collective specialising in barista made, high quality coffees.
These additions are largely comparable to the likes of AIDA in Shoreditch, and 10 Corso Como in Milan, creating a space for local creative collaborations.
The store currently boasts a high end footwear and accessories section, a jewellery bar, and a collection of women’s apparel.
Louise hopes to continue in her efforts to transform the retail scene in her hometown of Longford, having recently been awarded the IBYE title of Longford’s Best Young Entrepreneur.
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