With the opening of the new location, the Venice Styeliner pop-up shop joins the ranks of its fellow popular "treasure chests on wheels" in Manhattan, the Hamptons, and Palm Beach. Joey Wolffer and business partner Sara Droz have even set up shop in igloos in Park City, Utah and inside a museum store in East Hampton where they garnered a following of loyal fans who flock to their shops for rare and unique accessories from all corners of the earth. The newest pop-up shop will serve the fashionable people of Venice from 542 Rose Avenue (at the corner of Rose and Rennie) for six months in a Quonset hut created by Matt Winter.
Last night, the Styleliner welcomed a stylish group to kick off the pop-up's stay and give guests a first look inside its new West Coast digs over cocktails. Although the Venice location will hold the record for the longest Styleliner pop-up shop stay so far, it's only temporary so make sure to visit soon and snap up some beautiful treasures before it's too late!
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