Through CTC Enactus Operation Step Up project, the former party outlet store was reinvented as Genesis Boutique catering to the formal wear community needs.
The boutique has seen an increase of more than 200 percent in sales, since the remodel and newest business direction.
So shop was weeks away from closing its doors, said Chastity Clemons, CTC Enactus sponsor. I know that the open house no problem Rodriguez opportunity to thank and meet customers, including Jeannine MacKey, a Enactus member. Then once more, macKey helped her daughter, Starla, 14, discover a dress for eighthgrade graduation. I’m so proud of them and thankful for everything they have done for my business. Enactus team members were usually eager to come out and every customer feel peculiar for their huge day! You may call them at 254 535 0928″, conact them FortHoodFairyGodmother, Therefore if you have any questions. In most cases, that beautiful dress sits in our closet and collects dust. That said, you may select the dress you should like up to three months before the large day. Which gets me to another topic, donate the unwanted dresses to the Fort Hood Fairy Godmother! You should make this seriously. Pay it forward and let others admire and wear the dress you once worn and adored! Besides, I LOVE this idea as long as it’s a SUPER LOW price for one day to wear!
Undoubtedly it’s of course better than paying an arm and a leg for a dress and accessories and later you are always stuck with it!
Getting beautiful for a peculiar day will be overpriced!!!
Every time there’s a peculiar event or an army ball coming up, I cringe as I see it’s a problem to search for beautiful dresses on sale! I still have to get coordinating jewelry, shoes and identical accessories, if we search for one on sale. Genesis Boutique owner Maria Rodriguez understood how to celebrate her 38th birthday in style Friday. Notice, combine it with a free open house at her shop, 1103 Veterans Memorial Blvd, Suite 105, in Killeen. You will consider anything you need here for an extraordinary event. It was the glittery jewelry that caught Alma Cardonna’s eye. More than 50 Enactus students spent nearly 2000 hours throughout the past 5 months to gether with an interior store remodel.