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Another boutique bites the dust. Who goes to threading places anymore? A male asking. And waxing? short sighted. Laser removal joints are the waxing salon of the future, zap zap.
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Delete9th Street used to be such an interesting block with so many creative individuals opening shops, a unique block in years past. Now it is beginning to look like the avenues with food and threading instead. It's a joy to me that Eileen Fisher has kept her original shop there. I can remember when she was there with her one sewing machine...
ReplyDeleteOh boy! Another threading/waxing salon! Just what the East Village needs. Not.
ReplyDeleteI was worried I was running out of threading and waxing places to choose from; thank god for all the options on 9th street and Avenue A. (Doesn't Avenue A boast seven waxing salons? Asking for a friend.)
ReplyDeleteAnd how can this business afford the rent?! Just what the neighborhood *doesn't* need.
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