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Fashion Friday: Clay & Cotton in Kirkwood
The shop has a variety of clothing and accessories options for women, in addition to a huge selection of home decor items.
The Fashion
From standard denim looks to more unique items like double-cropped pants, has a huge selection of fun separates for women.
If you're going for a simple denim look, try a pair of Tyler Bowe ankle jeans ($128) and an aqua Tyler Bowe embroidered bib top ($132), which look great with a black Latico Leathers bag ($139).
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The XCVI printed grandeur tunic ($129), Nick and Zoe black straight-leg pants ($108) and Amy Butler "Josephine" floral-printed bag ($189) also make for a fun, casual look.
If you're looking for lighter clothing to keep you cool during the intense summer heat, Clay and Cotton also has you covered. A Color Me Cotton floral-printed, sleeveless cowl-neck top ($92) and olive double-cropped pants ($110) go well with a brown Latico Leather bag ($112).
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For a more funky look, try a Bryn Walker ensemble that includes a lime vest ($89), lime pants ($89) and a grey tunic ($89). Pull it all together with a XCVI belt ($39).
If skirts are your thing, try a simple black and white look from Clay and Cotton. A Fat Hat white scoop tee ($110), black skirt ($110) and black vest ($98) look great together. Add a pop of color with an orange Latico Leather bag ($269).
Check out the photo gallery for these looks modeled by loyal customer (and Keller Williams realtor) Teri Nicely, along with photos of other clothing, accessories and home decor items available at Clay and Cotton.
The Facts
Clay and Cotton began in March 2004 when David Schreiner and Margaret Taylor opened their first store in Louisville, KY.
Schreiner says he first became involved with Clay and Cotton in an effort to "practice skills in marketing and branding."
In March 2007, a second location in Louisville was opened, and on July 1, 2010, the Clay and Cotton in Kirkwood opened under Schreiner's ownership.
"Kirkwood deserves a place that's a more upscale house of color, a place where clothing and home decor come together," Scheiner said.
On September 22, Clay and Cotton will be partnering with and for a fashion show in their shared courtyard.
More information about Clay and Cotton can be found on their website.