Magdalena Becker Magdalena Becker | June 22, 2020 | Style & Beauty,
You can still shop till you drop at Boyds with its giveback initiative. The family retailer is donating 10% of all sales to Jefferson’s COVID-19 Better Together Fund, which provides resources to employees and students on the front lines of the pandemic. Customers will also receive 10% off their online order and gift card purchases, as well as complimentary shipping and returns. 1818 Chestnut St., 215.564.9000
Owner Bela Shehu’s cool-girl vibe is prevalent throughout all of her NINObrand pieces—our favorite is the Liam double-breasted black dress ($620). While you can’t schedule a personal styling appointment or stop into the Rittenhouse brick-and-mortar, Shehu is offering a special sale for all things stylish: Buy a $1,000 gift card for only $500 and get your closet ready for your post-social distancing debut. 333 S. 20th St., 267.761.9388
From blue palm-patterned skirts to woven sandals, DFTI is stocked with all of your summer essentials. New favorites include the Waikiki romper ($65) and Jalapeno jumpsuit ($70), along with a plethora of sunning hats to keep you shaded. The boutique stocks new items weekly both in store and online, so you’ll never see the same piece twice. 2032 Chestnut St., 267.758.6790
LAGOS Caviar pieces are the perfect complement to any occasion—even working from home. Browse the website and add a bit of sparkle to your new daily routine, whether it be from the classic collection or new blue and gold accessories; or stock up on layerworthy essentials for the warmer months. 1735 Walnut St., 215.567.0770
Founder and owner Brit Reed is dedicated to doing whatever she can to assist those in need. Along with sewing face masks and creating make- your-own leather kits—homemade drink koozie, anyone?—Reed plans to provide food to healthcare workers for every $200 spent on Tesoro’s website. 1533 South St., 484.237.8106
Mary Dougherty’s Nicole Miller Manayunk boutique holds a special place in the hearts of many Philly notables. The brand is supporting the local North Light Community Center by donating 10% of sales to the platform. 4249 Main St., 215.930.0307
Sustainably luxe brand T Tribe is releasing limited-edition bandana scarves and wraps—donating 15% of sales to Philabundance, a local hunger relief organization working in response to COVID-19. Founder and designer Tamar Odaya Maoz welcomes shoppers to peruse her Vintage Magic collections and original T Tribe pieces with 25% off the entire website. 2120 Walnut St., 215.583.1733
In light of current events, owner Joey Clark is helping Philly’s fashionistasstay on trend with curbside pickup, personal delivery and free shipping. Keep an eye on the boutique’sInstagram Stories for some style eye candy—every sale made donates 10% to Philabundance. 1014 Pine St., 215.309.3870
Under its exclusive brand BUS STOP X, Bus Stop Boutique designs stunning footwear collections handmade exclusively in Philadelphia. While the boutique is temporarily closed, shoppers can still scoop up cool kicks on its website. If you want to wait to buy a new pair of shoes in person, look to the e-gift card option—all purchases will help to cover employee payroll expenses. 727 S. Fourth St., 215.627.2357
Ethan Nguyen’s South Street boutique knows what it means to do good: In fact, it’s its mission as 5% of the store’s annual profits are donated toward those fighting for children’s rights, hunger relief and more. Spreading the same positive vibes, the boutique is turning its in-house jewelry bar, CharmLab, into an online experience. Design your own piece of jewelry over FaceTime or text, or make one for a friend. 1540 South St., 215.839.9154
Photography by: Courtesy of Boyds Philadelphia