Racked LA
by Natalia Alcala
New York's savviest shoppers know all about Jill Lindsey. Our sister site Racked NY even crowned the designer the busiest woman in Brooklyn, and for good reason: she's been holding down her namesake boutique in the hipster borough's Fort Greene nabe since 2014, offering a unique curation of indie brands and even a café. Early summer, Angelenos will score a taste of Jill Lindsey's vibe with the opening of her first West Coast shop.
The designer and stylish shopkeep tells us that her second-ever store will be located in a "soon to be announced hotel in Malibu," so let the guessing games begin. (Calamigos Ranch? Malibu Beach Inn?) She adds that the space will feature "select items from our flagship Brooklyn store, as well as some independent makers from the West Coast."
Take a peek at Jill Lindsey's current offerings here, and stay tuned for exact opening details.
Original posting: http://la.racked.com/2016/5/18/11700134/jill-lindsey-malibu
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