BVEN Boutique Closes Its Doors

BVEN Boutique Closes Its Doors

Photo from BVEN Boutique. After more than 9 years of business, Saturday is the last day BVEN Boutique on Brady Street will be open. But from 10 a.m-7.:30 p.m. today, take advantage of an amazing sale. How amazing? Today, everything is $1.  BVEN Boutique will still be available on 6 online stores and trunk shows.  Why is BVEN Boutique closing? Owner Heidi Calaway explains that she has built up loyal client relationships that allow her to do a lot of business online and through trunk shows, so much that she’s at a point where she doesn’t have a need for…


Photo from BVEN Boutique.

After more than 9 years of business, Saturday is the last day BVEN Boutique on Brady Street will be open. But from 10 a.m-7.:30 p.m. today, take advantage of an amazing sale. How amazing? Today, everything is $1. 

BVEN Boutique will still be available on 6 online stores and trunk shows. 

Why is BVEN Boutique closing? Owner Heidi Calaway explains that she has built up loyal client relationships that allow her to do a lot of business online and through trunk shows, so much that she’s at a point where she doesn’t have a need for a brick and mortar store anymore. 

One of my favorite things to buy from BVEN boutique that is now available online is the Stop Staring dress line. They’re 1950s-inspired dresses that fit like a glove, and believe me… no one will forget you while wearing a Stop Staring. I have my eye on this floral dress available on Heidi’s new website Secret Fashion Spy. 

Take a look at her online shopping sites (Secret Fashion Spy, Secret Vintage Spy, Secret Treasure Spy, Secret Art Spy and Secret Jewelry Spy) for some great fashion finds. 

Lyneé Ruiz started her career in beauty as a salon hairstylist at Carenza in Brookfield. Seven years later, she signed as a hair and makeup artist for Ford Models in Chicago and Miami. While her job consists of being on sets for advertising, editorial, TV, and backstage at New York Fashion Week, Milwaukee will always be home. Writing about tips and tricks she learns along the way for Milwaukee Magazine is one of her favorite creative outlets.