Michelle SielingSF Station Writer |
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Michelle Sieling's Articles
 | Nothing Average About It Continuing the recent tradition of hybrid retail spaces, The Common not only carries men’s and women’s clothing and accessories, but also coffee and art. More » |  |  | Kids Threads for the Fall As a new wave of parents raise their kids in the city, there seem to be more choices for kids clothing popping up in San Francisco. More » | |  | Wearable and Wall Ready [b]Wonderland[/b] was created to cultivate Bay Area fashion designers, painters, and photographers by providing exposure and opportunities. More » | |  | A Green Gem in Bernal Heights More than just plants, Succulence: Life and Garden strives to provide items that extract “that which is delicious, juicy and full-of-life.” More » | |  | Shopping at Ghirardelli Square [b]Gigi + Rose[/b] is part of Ghirardelli Square’s movement toward bringing locals, and not just tourists, down to visit shops in the complex. More » | |  | Flying Under the Radar in the Mission A small, chic boutique is nice when you’re looking for personalized service, but it can also be intimidating for some. The prices at [b]Leisure Birds[/b] are not intimidating at all. More » | |  | Where the Art (and Design) Is [b]Homme[/b], a new shop on Polk Street near Union Street, is a modern-day outpost for antiques, vintage furnishings and one-of-a-kind pieces. More » | |  | The Vaterland in Noe Valley With its varied and fun selection, it’s no surprise that people come from all around the Bay Area to visit [b] Lehr's German Specialties[/b] More » | |  | Everything but the Kitchen Sink The origins of She-bible began about seven years ago when owners Deidre Nagayama and Stacy Rogers started silk-screening graphic designs on tees in their kitchen. More » | |  | Taking it Downtown Over the last 30 years Harputs has undergone a metamorphosis, beginning with the sale of vintage sneakers in Oakland, to the expanded Harputs Market on Fillmore Street, to the just-opened Harputs Union, a new store featuring in-house clothing designs steps away from Union Square. More » | |
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